Robinson
GENEALOGY
LINE
Kayli
Elise
Loftin
(2012 - 2???)
Leslie
Annette
Robinson
(1978 - 20??)
Michael
Dean
Robinson
(1954 - 20??)
Melvin
Franklin
Robinson
(1928 - ????)
Ceaphas
Beattie
Robinson
(1884 - 1976)
Michael
Pinkney
Robinson
(1847 - 1937)
John
Simpson
Robinson
(1813 - 1892)
John
Robinson
(1770 - 1847)
Isaac
Robinson
(???? - ????)
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LOFTIN
FAMILY
NAMES
LOFTIN:
Beatty
Corzine
Cranford
Fisher
Givens
Harwell
Kaiser
Lanier
Lomax
McCorkle
Rudisill
Sherrill
Upright
Washington
Work
SETZER:
Aderholdt
Barringer
Bovey
Bushart
Deal
Heavner
Herman
Ikert
Miller
Motz
Rankin
Witherspoon
GOBLE:
Babst/Bobst
Douglas
Faber
Fink
Fulbright
Hefner
Meinhert
Miller
Muller
Pabst/Bobst
Robinson
JOHNSON:
Corzine
Fink
Hamilton
Kaiser
Leslie
Lewis
Moore
Sherrill
Upright
Wilkinson
Additional
Family
SURNAMES
Isaac Robinson
Born: (Unknown)
Died: Lincoln County/now Catawba County, NCThe Robinson Family of eastern Catawba County are the descendants of Isaac Robinson. The first written record of this Robinson family was written by W. A. Day, a great-grandson of Isaac Robinson and a grandson of John Robinson (the son of Isaac Robinson), which follows:
Record of the Robinson Family
Written by W.A. Day
Sherrills Ford, North CarolinaMy great grandfather (was) Isaac Robinson. My great grandfather, Isaac Robinson's mother, was a Perkins, a sister of Adam Perkins. Isaac Robinson married a Simpson, a sister of William Simpson, who was a Whig soldier in the Revolutionary War, and Reuben Simpson who was a Tory. At the battle of Ramseur's Mill, Reuben was in the battle with the Tories. William (a Whig) was off on a scouting expedition and when he heard the guns open, he ran his horse down trying to reach the field before the fight was over, to kill his brother, Reuben. His horse fell before reaching the field and he set off on foot at top of his speed; but when he reached the field, the fight was over and the Tories gone. Reuben owned a large plantation on the Catawba River and when the war was over, he was forced to leave the country. These men were (Isaac Robinson's brothers-in-law and) John Robinson's uncles. Isaac Robinson had an uncle named Adam (Perkins) and when (Isaac's son) John was a boy, the Robinsons moved to Haywood County, NC. Adam Perkins was an old bachelor, living by himself and when the (Isaac) Robinsons all moved off to Haywood County, he begged Isaac Robinson, who was his nephew, to let John, then a boy, stay and live with him. His (John's) father (Isaac) left him in the old man's care and when he (John) grew up and married, the old man told him to bring his wife there for that was his home. When Adam Perkins died at a very old age, about 1798, he gave him (John Robinson) the plantation on which he lived. Records seem to indicate that Isaac Robinson and Katherine Perkins had at least three children.
Children of Isaac Robinson and Katherine Perkins Name Birth Death Spouse Isaac Robinson, Jr. Abt. 1751 Mary Robinson Abt. 1756 Abt. 1815 Aaron Robinson Abt. 1763 Abt. 1850 William Robinson Richard Robinson John Robinson 28 Feb 1770
Lincoln/Catawba Co, NC19 Apr 1847
Catawba Co, NC
Rehobeth ChurchJane Clark
b. 20 Dec 1769
Through the Years with Jane and John Robinson
Written and Compiled by Marie Beatty, Pauline Gilleland Drum and Shirley V. Beatty
Catawba County Historical Association, Inc.
Newton, NC, 1990The land records of Haywood County from the year 1809 show that Isaac Robinson, Sr. deeded land to Isaac Robinson, Jr., John Robinson, Aaron Robinson, William Robinson and Richard Robinson. We believe these men could be John Robinson's brothers. John speaks of his plantation in Haywood County in his will. Uncle Billy Day (W.A. Day) tells in his writings of John going to help his father in Haywood County in about 1808. Isaac and Katherine Perkins Robinson both died in Lincoln/Catawba County, NC. Catawba County was formed from the upper part of Lincoln County, NC, in 1842. SOURCES Through the Years with Jane and John Robinson
Written and Compiled by Marie Beatty, Pauline Gilleland Drum and Shirley V. Beatty
Catawba County Historical Association, Inc.
Newton, NC, 1990, Chapter 1, Pages 1 - 5Thanks to Mike & Myra Caldwell Robinson for sharing the books
about the genealogy of the Caldwell & Robinson Families
