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• FSID: LY7M-97C
• Bopæl: Kelso, Roxburgh, Scotland

Familie/Ægtefælle/Partner: Margaret Hanna. Margaret blev født cirka 1635; døde i Kelso, Roxburghshire, Scotland. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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Notater:

Andrew came to America about 1676 with his uncle, Andrew Robeson Sr. and his aunt Elizabeth. Andrew was appointed assessor of taxes for the county of Gloucester on 1 Feb 1687; West Jersey, by the Grand Jury of Gloucester County. (Old Gloucester County was formed on 26 May 1686 from the third and fourth tenths of the Province of West Jersey.)

Andrew Robeson Jr. was a member of the Council of Proprietors from 1688 to 1701, having become a proprietor to one share on 12 Dec 1687 He was also a Ranger for this county.. He was made judge of Gloucester County in 1692 and a member of the Governor's Provincial Council of the Province of New Jersey, 1697-1701. He was also Chief Justice of the Province of Pennsylvania 1693 to 1699.

In 1702, Andrew moved to Philadelphia and lived in the Roxborough township at "Shoomack Park". Andrew then moved to the Swedish settlement Amity township at Manatawny, Philadelphia County (now Berks). He died at the age of 66 on Feb 1719/20 and was buried at the Swede's log church (now St Gabriels) at Douglassville in present Berks County.

Andrew was a nephew of Andrew Robeson Sr., a merchant from Clonmell, Ireland, who was one of the original English proprietors of West Jersey and died 1694 with Andrew Jr. acting as his executor of his estate. Andrew Jr. was made one of the executors of the will of Samuel's mother, Elizabeth Robeson that had died 1695.

Andrew blev gift med Maria "Mary" Helm i 1685 i Douglassville, Berkshire, Pennsylvania, USA. Maria blev født i 1666 i Scotland, United Kingdom; blev døbt den 6 maj 1666 i Middleton, Derby, Eng.; døde den 12 nov. 1716 i Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; blev begravet i [Old Sweedes Church] Gloria Dei burial grounds, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British Colonial America. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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• Bopæl: USA

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Notater:

From Historical and Genealogical Account of Andrew Robeson....and His Descendants:
Thomas Robeson was possibly four or five years old when his father moved to Shoomac Park, Philadelphia, Province of Pennsylvania. Here his youth was spent, and he probably removed with the family to the Amity region, Pennsylvania in 1718. After the death of his father, he seems to have disposed of the Inn ("The Sine of the Sun") which his father had left him, and migrated to North Carolina. We do not know just when he settled there, possibly soon after the death of his father; we know that in 1735 land was granted him by King George II on the Cape Fear river, in what is now Bladen County on which he built a homestead. This land is still in possession of his descendants of the sixth generation, tho' the old homestead, which he named "Walnut Grove" has fallen into decay and another built for use of the present owners. The Singletary family located in Bladen County, North Carolina about the same time Thomas did, and were from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania or vicinity. (p. 44)

Thomas blev gift med Sarah Singletary i 1736. Sarah blev født den 25 jun. 1719 i South Carolina, USA; døde den 5 nov. 1775 i Bladen, North Carolina, USA; blev begravet i Thomas Robeson Cemetery, Tar Heel, Bladen, North Carolina, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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• Beskæftigelse: 1718, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; carpenter

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• Bopæl: 1720, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; "Roxborough"

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Familie/Ægtefælle/Partner: Mordecai Lincoln, Jr.. Mordecai (søn af Mordecai Lincoln, Sr. og Sarah Whitman Jones) blev født den 24 apr. 1686 i Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA; døde den 12 maj 1736 i Amity, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA; blev begravet i 1736 i Exeter Friends Cemetery, Exeter, Berks, Pennsylvania, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Mary blev gift med Roger RogersExeter, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA. Roger blev født i 1700 i Berks, Colony of Pennsylvania, British Colonial America; døde før 22 dec. 1758 i Exeter, Luzerne, Pa. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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Thomas blev gift med Mary Bartram i 1763 i North Carolina, USA. Mary blev født i 1747 i Pennsylvania, USA; døde den 26 okt. 1799 i North Carolina, USA; blev begravet i Thomas Robeson Cemetery, Tar Heel, Bladen, North Carolina, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

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--died about the age of 43

THOMAS LINCOLN

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• Bopæl: 1810, Exeter, Berks, Pennsylvania

Notater:

Mordecai (3), son of Mordecai (2) Lincoln, of Exeter, first appears on the tax lists of Berks county in 1754 as "single." March, 1773, conveyances show he had a wife Mary. The Lincolns were prominent in Berks county. Thomas, brother of Mordecai (3), was sheriff of the county, and all owned land. Mordecai was a merchant in Berks county and a man of means. In 1791 he visited his son Benjamin, who prior to 1791 had gone to Fayette county, Pennsylvania. He liked the country so well that on June 29, 1791, he purchased of Isaac Pearce the tract of land called "Discord," containing three hundred and twenty acres. He finally settled in the county himself, and continued his residence until his death in 1812. He had four children: Benjamin, a farmer of Dauphin, Fayette and Greene counties, Pennsylvania; John, went to Virginia; Ann, went to Virginia with John Lincoln; Sarah, of further mention. Modified 23 July 2014 by Jack A. Laswell Sr

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• Beskæftigelse: County Commissioner, General Assembly, Justice of the Peaces

Notater:

--this is NOT President Abraham Lincoln --named after paternal uncle, Abraham Lincoln (also not President) --1736 born after father's death --Revolutionary War Veteran

CAPT. ABRAHAM LINCOLN

A Patriot of the American Revolution for PENNSYLVANIA with the rank of SUB-LIEUTENANT. DAR Ancestor # A070396
Relations between these two famous Pennsylvania families must have been close since both took an active part in public affairs; Mordecai Lincoln serving as a commissioner for defense against the Indians in 1728, as a justice of the peace, and as an inspector of roads.

Abraham Lincoln, youngest son of Mordecai and Mary (Robeson) Lincoln, married Anne Boone, first cousin of Daniel Boone. This marriage, incidentally, provides proof that the Pennsylvania Lincolns were not Quakers, since the Exeter Friends Meeting censured Anne Boone, a Quaker, for marrying “out of meeting.”

This Abraham Lincoln was born after his father’s death in 1736.
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Abraham Lincoln was a son of Mordecai Lincoln and Mary Robeson Lincoln. He had, at least, three siblings.

Abraham Lincoln married Anna Boone.

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From Graff & Wilcox:

George Nagel fought in the Revolution, eventually as Colonel of the Tenth Pennsylvania Line. Married Rebecca Lincoln, the daughter of Mordecai Lincoln. She was the sister of the great-grandfather of President Abraham Lincoln.