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Details of 1810 Federal Census Vermont, Grand Isle County, Grand Isle:
p.342
Abijah Hall males 1(-10) 1(10-15) 1(26-44); females: 3(-10) 1(10-15) 1(26-44) - Franklin doesn’t appear to be living with Abijah and Beulah in this census, he would be 18/19 and there is no male at that age marked as being here
Details of 1820 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, Grand Isle:
page 164, image 1 of 2 at ancestry.com
ROBINSON, Franklin males: 3(-10) 2(26-44); females; 1(16-26) 1(27-44) one person engaged in manufacture?
Details of 1830 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, South Hero:
page 16, image 1 of 8 at ancestry.com, line 1
ROBINSON, Franklin males: 1(5-10) 2(10-15) 1(20-30) 1( 30-40); females; 2(-5) 1(5-10) 1(30-40) 9 total persons
Details of 1840 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, South Hero:
page 384, image 5 of 10 at ancestry.com, line 3
ROBINSON, Franklin males: 1(-5) 2(15-20) 2(20-30) 1(40-50); females; 1(-5) 2(5-10) 2(10-15) 1(15-20) 1(40-50) 13 total persons, 4 engaged in agriculture, 2 cannot read or write
[living next door to John LANDON.]
Details of 1850 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, South Hero:
page 5, image 9 of ? at ancestry.com, lines 24-32, 62/63
ROBINSON, Franklin 57, male, white, farmer, real estate value 11,190, born: Vermont
ROBINSON, Susan 52, female, white, born: Vermont
ROBINSON, Henry 30, male, white, farmer, real estate value 6500, born: Vermont
ROBINSON, Sarah B. 26, female, born: Vermont
ROBINSON, Thirsa 19, female, born: Vermont
ROBINSON, Jane. 17, female, born: Vermont
ROBINSON, John 14, male, born: Vermont, attended school
ROBINSON, Mary 12, female, born: Vermont, attended school
ROBINSON, Susan 9, female, born: Vermont, attended school
Details of 1860 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, Town of South Hero:
page 95, 30th July, lines, 30-36, 665/659
Franklin Robinson 68, male, farmer, value of real estate 17,000, value of personal estate 2300, born in Vermont
Susan Robinson, 62, female, born in Vermont
Jane Robinson, 27, female, born in Vermont
John Robinson, 25, male, born in Vermont
Mary Robinson, 22, female, born in Vermont
Susan Robinson, 19, female, born in Vermont
Joseph Lapoint, 16, male, farm laborer, born in Vermont
Details of 1870 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, South Hero:
page 10, 24th August, lines 14-17, 72/72
Robinson, Franklin, 78, male, white, farmer, value of real estate 11000, value of personal estate 1475, born in Vermont, male citizen over 21
Robinson, Jane, 37, female, white, house keeper, born in Vermont
Robinson, Mary, 32, female, white, house keeper, born in Vermont
Robinson, John, 35, male, white, farmer value of real estate 5000, value of personal estate 1000, born in Vermont, male citizen over 21
Details of 1880 federal census Vermont, Grand Isle County, South Hero:
page 363D,
ROBINSON, John B. self, single, male, white, 44 born: VT, farmer, parents born: VT
ROBINSON, Franklin father, male, white, 89, born: VT, parents born: CT
ROBINSON, Mary sister, single, female, white, 42, born: VT, parents born: VT |
| LAND |
1880 Nov 9, South Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont — volume 11 page 357 [land_robinsinf_fencev11p357]:
Division of Line Fence [to prevent the stock of each person from going onto the other’s property]
Between H. Harrington, guardian for Franklin Robinson and John Troville Jr.
South Hero
Be it remembered that at said South Hero on this 9th day of November AD 1880 the undersigned fence division of said town at the request of John Troville Jr. and Henry Harrington, as guardian for Franklin Robinson, the owners of the adjoining lands between whom disputes have arisen concerning the proper proportion of the division fence to be made and maintained by each other above parties and by virtue consent and direction and in the presence of both parties have on view of the premises divided the same as follows viz.: we do assigned to said John Troville Jr. all that portion of said fence
beginning at the SW corner of St. John Trouville's land thence
running Eastwardly on the division line between said lands of said John Troville and the said Franklin Robinson 53 1/2 links to a stake and stone
… all that portion of said fence situated between the aforementioned stake and stone in the east end of the subdivision line on the brink of a high bank or bluff being 53 1/2 rods in length and in like manner certify the same… the joint erection and maintenance of said water fence so called from the top of said bank or bluff eastwardly for enough to prevent the passage of the stock of either party to the lands of the other.
Thaddeus L Roomy[?]
Horace T Allen
Frank R Hall
Received for record November 9, 1880 at 7:00 PM and duly recorded
Buel Landon, Town Clerk
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1883 Oct 27, South Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont — volume 11 page 466 [land_robinsonf_guardianshipv11p466]:
Guardians license to sell real estate of Franklin Robinson [selling Point lot of 60 acres as part of his ward’s estate]
State of Vermont
District of Grand Isle
The honorable, the probate court for the district before said to Henry Harrington guardian unto Franklin Robinson of South euro, instead District.
Whereas, upon application of said Henry Harrington, guardian other as aforesaid, for license to sell the following described real estate of his set Ward viz.:
BEING in South Hero the farm or lot known as the Point lot, so called, containing 60 acres, more or less.
Bounded on the North J.R. Robinson highway and lands of J.D. Troville Jr.
East and South by the waters of Lake Champlain,
West by waters of Lake Champlain and lands of J.R. Robinson
…said court having issued an order of notice to all persons interested, fixing on the 27th day of October 1883, for hearing … guardian thereupon give bonds, with sufficient surety, under the direction of St. Court, with proper conditions it is so double the value of the estate to be sold; and the said Henry Harrington guardian …will sell the estate which he shall be authorized to sell, in such a manner as his judgment will be the most beneficial to his said ward, and fully accounting for the proceeds of such sale,…
Given under my hand and seal of said court in probate office at North Hero 27th day of October 1883
F. J. He's and Judge
Received for record at 9:00 AM and duly recorded November 8, 1883
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1886 Feb 26, South Hero, Grand Isle County, Vermont — Volume 11 page 559-560 [land_robinsonf_estate_v1p559VT]:
Franklin Robinson’s Estate Report of Committee of Division [estate distribution]
regarding a warrant to find all persons with interest in division of Franklin’s estate:
John B. Robinson
Henry Robinson’s Estate
C.F. Robinson
Thirza Harrington, wife of Henry Harrinfton
heirs of Olive Hatch
Helen Hull, wife of Jerome P. Hall
heirs of Sarah Dixon
Mary L. Robinson
appraisal of all property totals: $4,055
divided to heirs as follows:
John B. Robinson—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a SW corner at the highway, running E105 1/2 rods thence
N24 rods 15 links thence
E84 rods thence
S1 rod thence
E15 rods 20 links to SE corner of said lot thence
N8 rods 14 links thence
205 rods 7 1/2 links to the highway thence
S along said highway 32 rods 4 links to the place of BEGINNING —VALUED AT $1333.33
Henry Robinson’s estate—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the NW corner of John B. Robinson’s share and running E parallel with the N line of said share to the E line of said lot, thence
N4 rods 21 links thence
W parallel with said line to the highway, thence
S4 rods 21 links to the place of BEGINNING—VALUED AT $222.22 1/3
Calvin F. Robinson—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the NW corner of the share set to Henry Robinson’s estate and running E parallel with N line of said share to the E line of said lot, thence
N4 rods 21 links thence
W parallel with said line to the highway thence
S along the highway 4 rods 21 links to the place of BEGINNING—VALUED AT $222.22 1/3
Thirza Harrington—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the NW corner of the share set to Calvin F. Robinson and running E along the N line of said share to the E line f said lot thence
N4 rods 21 links thence
W parallel with said line to the highway thence
S along said highway 4 rods 21 links to the place of BEGINNING—VALUED AT $222.22 1/3
Heirs of Olive Hatch—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the NW corner of the share set to Thirza Harrington and running E along the N line of said share to the E line of said lot thence
N4 rods 21 links thence
W parallel with said line to the highway thence
S along said highway 4 rods 231 links to the place of BEGINNING—VALUED AT $222.22 1/3
Helen Hall—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the NE corner of said home farm, running W along the line of said lot 62 rods thence
S along the line of said lot 12 rods 5 links thence
E62 rods to the E line of said lot thence
N along the line of said lot 19 rods 15 links to the place of BEGINNING—VALUED AT $222.22 1/3
Heirs of Sarah Dixon—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the SE corner of the share set to Helen Hall Thence
W along the line of said share to the S corner of said share thence
S along the line of said home farm 15 rods and 23 links, thence
E parallel with said line 62 rods to the E line of said home farm, thence
N15 rods 23 links to the place of BEGINNING except the right of way across the W end to Helen halls are with the right-of-way along the north line fo said home farm to the highway—VALUED AT $222.22 1/3
Mary L. Robinson—tract in South Hero bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the NW corner of the share set to the heirs of Olive Hatch, thence
E along the line of said home farm share to the E line of said home farm, thence
N along the E line of said farm to the SE corner of the share set to the heirs ofSarah Dixon, thence
W along the line of said share to the SW corner of said share, thence
following along the N line of said home farm to the highway, thence
S along said highway to the place of BEGINNING except the right of way given to Helen Hall adnn the heirs of Sarah Dixon—VaLUED AT $1333.33
By consent of John B. Robinson, Mary L. Robinson, Thirza Harrington, Heirs of Olive Hatch, and C. F. Robinson, we have set unto the said John B. and Mary L. Robinson Pew No. 5 and the south double stall at the Congregational Church in said South Hero—valued at $45.83 2/3
We have also set to Helen Hall, Henry Robinsons estate, and the heirs of Sarah Dixon, each 1/3 of 1/2 pew No. 9 in said church and have appraised at the sum of $305 1/2 each
probated 1886 Mar 17 |
1791 - 1885 (93 years)
