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Continued: Anne Nancy Robinson-16126 and Lazarus Taylor-172289 (BORN 1718) are 2nd cousins 1 time removed. Their common ancestors are John Taylor-172271 and Alice Gascoigne Gaskins-172272. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=63281497 Find A Grave Memorial# 63281497 http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?taylor::va/fauquier::1159.html The following information includes that provided previously so that you have it in one message: Note the alternate reading of ROBERTSON, which apparently appeared in Fauquier records.ROBINSON/ROBERTSON, David59L, 88N/Jacob FAUBERT ( Paid his own tax in 1759 in the Northeast Tax District. In 1788 his tax was the responsibility of Jacob FAUBERT, who appears in records with the variant spellings FOBIER/FABIAN/FORBES.)David and Catherine ROBINSON appear as witnesses for George LAMKIN.(source: Minute book 1, page 169, 1761) Simon MILLER sells him 125 acres on Goose Creek (upper Fauquier Co.) onwhich he lives.(source: Deed Book 1, pages 310 and 422, 1762)He and Catron (presumably Catherine) sell Geoge LAMKIN that same 125acres; witnessed by Chattin LAMKIN.(source: Deed Book 1, page 504, 1762)To get deposition of aged witness Charles TAYLOR in his suit against theexecutors of John RECTOR.(source: Minute Book 6, page 145, 1783)The identity of Henry Rector's wife is shown in Fauquier Minute Book 9, page 82, 1788 & Loose Papers. David ROBINSON, Joseph ROBINSON , Henry RECTOR Sr. and Ann RECTOR, and William HOWELL sued against Catherine RECTOR and Henry RECTOR Jr, executors of John Rector, the chancery suit initiated in 1774 was dismissed in 1791. According the complaint by David ROBINSON IN 1774 John RECTOR, deceased, married Catherine ROBINSON, the widow of William ROBINSON and mother of David ROBINSON. William ROBINSON died leaving children David ROBINSON, the eldest; Ann ROBINSON married to Henry RECTOR Sr; Frances ROBINSON married to William HOWELL; Joseph ROBINSON, and William ROBINSON. David ROBINSON claimed that John RECTOR had appropriated his father's estate; 1787 answer of Catherine, Henry Jr. having died (Frances HOWELL also): when William ROBERTSON died in 1723, her father Charles TAYLOR took in her and the children until "in no very long time" she married RECTOR, who raised the children; court ruled for the defendant.SOURCE of all the above information in Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by John Alcott, page 300References to David ROBINSON under other surname listings:BROADHURST, Joseph: signed marriage bond to Sally FAUBER 10/1/1788. Bondsman was David ROBINSON. The tax of BROADHURST in 1789 was paid by Jacob FAUBER.)(Source: Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by John Alcott, page 42)RUST, Elizabeth Witness for David ROBINSON. (source: Mintue Book 1,page 210,1761.)(Source: Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by John Alcott, page 307.)TAYLOR, Charles. David ROBINSON et al to take depostiion of Charles Sr., aged witness, insuit against executors of John RECTOR. (Minute Book 6, page 145, 1783.)(Source: Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by John Alcott, page 342).VANHUFFLEN, John Peter. Runaway servant of David ROBINSON. (source:Minute Book 1, page 62, 1760.)(Source: Fauquier Families, 1759-1799 by John Alcott, page 42)There was a second David ROBINSON in Fauquier, but the was already of tax paying age in 1797. He signed a marrige bond on 4/5/1790 to Sally WILSON, daughter of Margate WILSON. REF: FAUBION AND ALLIED FAMILIES Buried near Rectortown, Virginia Ref: Germanna Colonies Mail List Henry Rector married Anne Robinson, not Anne Spencer. This has been explained in past notes here and in Beyond Germanna. The Greenveille Library has many issues of Beyond Germanna. Check them out.>Carolyn Whitaker>Greeneville, TennesseeJohn Blankenbaker http://www.germanna.com/Wives_of_John_Rector.html The case also shows that Henry Rector, Sr. (a son of Hans Jacob Richter) was married to Ann(e) Robinson, not to Anne Spencer which had been conjured up to explain the name of their son Spencer. In 1759, Henry Rector, Jr. was a member of the household of Frances Robinson and her husband William Howell. Henry and Frances were probably half-siblings.
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