| Father | Thomas Robins (b. 1545, d. 7 August 1606) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Parkes (b. 1545, d. 1609) |
| Son | Richard Robbins, Esq (b. 1595) |
| Son | Col. Obedience Robins, (First Families Of Virginia)+ (b. before 26 April 1601, d. before 30 December 1662) |
| Son | Edward Robbins (b. 3 November 1602, d. 11 January 1641) |
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| Included in charts - lists | Box Pedigree - CRS Charles Ryland Scott Ancestors Indented - CRS (#1) Indented - CRS (#2) |
| Relationship | 10th great-grandfather of Charles Ryland ("Ryland") Scott 12th great-grandfather of Isaac Silas Vaughn 12th great-grandfather of Katherine Gilstrap Scott 12th great-grandfather of Joseph Ryland Scott 12th great-grandfather of Charles Parker ("Parker") Scott 12th great-grandfather of Orly Marie Vaughn 12th great-grandfather of Avital Catherine Vaughn |
| Will | Richard Robbins signed a will. RICHARD ROBINS WILL In the Name of God Amen I Richarde Robins of Buckby in the County of Northton yeoman being desirous to prepare & fitt my selfe for the tyme of my departure out of this Life doe make this my Last will and testament First I commend my Soule to Allmighty God my Creator & to Jesus Christ my Redeemer by whose passion & merits only I stedfastly brleeve I am made an heire of everlasting Life in heaven And to the holy Spirit my only Comforter three persons & one Eternall God And my body to be comly buried at Buckby at the descreson of my Executors. And touching my lands and goods where with God hath blessed me beyond my deserts First to show some thankefullnes to God for his mercy I doe give five pounds a yere for ever out of the half yard land Lately William Gilberts in Buckby aforesaid unto John Thorneton of Broackall Esq. & to Willm Cartwright of Northton, gent, & to their heires and Assignes to the use of the poore Inhabitants of Buckby for the time being for ever ether yearly to be disposed among them according to their severall needs or other wise to be disposed of to their persitts as by them shall be iudged most convenient, provided allwayes and my will is That my sonn & heire & his heires shall have the free power to dispose & give forty shillings a yere of the foresaid five pounds to any manner of person or persons at his and their free will and pleasures. And because the sayd Mr. Thorneton & Willm Cartwright be mortall my desire it they will make other honest religeous men ffeofees of the sayd yearly rent that yt may be for ever imployed according to this my will. Item my will is that my sonn & heir shall provide and give to Dorothymy Loveing wife at my house in Buckby where I now inhabit good & sufficient Lodging meat drinke diet fyre candle & washing fit and according to her degree & calling as now she hath for & during her Life and the som of thirtie pounds yearly to be payd out of my Lands payable to her quarterly at the severall feasts of St. Thomas the Apostle, the annunciation of the blessed virgin Mary, the Nativity of St. John the Baptist & St. Michael Archangel by equall porcions for & dureing her life. And If my sayd wife shall forebear to take her diet & lodging afforesayd, then my sonn & heir & his heires shall pay unto her ten pounds a year more in lew of her diet & lodging payable at the dayes afforesayd by equall porcions dureing her life. Further my will is my said wife shall have her coffen to her self as she thinks fitt to store it. But if my said wyfe shall recover her dower out of my Lands, them my meaning is she shall hould her self therewith content and what I have foremerly given to her shall cease & not be paydeunto her. Item I give to my tow sonns Obedience and Edward to each of them one hundred pounds to be payd them within three months next after my decease Item I give to my Sonn John two hundred & forty pounds of which one hundred to be payd him within three months next after my decease and the other hundred & forty within tow yeares next after my decease. Also I give to my sayd sonn John & his heires my Close & ground called the hether Throp in the parish of Norton, provided alwayes & my will is That yf my Sonn & heire shall pay unto my said Sonne John or his heires the som of tow hundred & fifty pounds of good and Lawfull money of England at any tyme within three yeares next after my decease That then my Legacy made to my sayd Sonn John of my close called hether Throp shall cease & be voyd. Item I give & bequeath unto my sonn Thomas my Lease & terme for yeares which I have of any Lands or tenements in West Haddon parish. Item I give my sonn Thomas & his heires all my meadow & ground called Corne meadow in the parish of Watford Provided alwayes & my will is That yf my heire at any time within three yeares next after my decease shall pay my sayd sonn Thomas & his heires or Assignes the som of three hundred & fifty pounds of Lawful money of England then my heir shall reenter into the sayd ground called the Corne meadow and into my sayd Lease to have the meadow to him and his heirs for ever & the lease for the the years therein to Come & -------. Item I give to my sayd sonn Thomas forty pounds to be payd him within two yeares next after my decease. Item I give more to my sayd sonne Thomas the Lease I have of only pasture. Item I give and bequeath to my tow youngest Lemuell & Mary to each of them twenty pounds to be payd them presently after my decease And my will further is and I doe bequeath That yf my said tow daughters shalbe married by the consent & advice of the forenamed John Thorneton then my Executor shall pay them so marrieing, or her that so married one hundred & four score pound a pece of Lawfull money of England within three monthes next after his notice thereof and I doe further devise that yf the said Mr. John Thorneton shall die before the marriage of my sayd tow daughters or before he hath given his derection therein Then my sayd Executor shall pay my sayd daughters 180 l. a peece at their severall ages of twenty yeares and my will further is that yf my said daughters or ether of them die before marriage then the porecon of them or her that so dieth shall remayne to my Children to be equally devided amongest them. Item I give to my daughter Sara tenn pounds. Item I give to my daughter Contenew forty shillings. Item I give to all my gran Children forty shillings a peece. Item I give to my three brothers to each of them twenty shillings. Item I give to my loveing frends Mr. John Thorneton & Mr. Willm Cartwright to each of them twenty shillings. Item I give to each of my servants which I shall have at the tyme of my death to each of them xii d. All the rest of my lands, goods, Cattells & Chattells I give to my loveing Sonn Richard Robins who I make my Sole executor of this my last will & Testament and doe renounce all former wills made by me to be of non effect. And I intreat my loveing frends Mr. John Thorneton, Mr. William Cartwright and my brother William Wills to be my overseers of this my last will, and with their counsell and advise to derect my Executor in the due execution of this my last will & testament; And I doe advise & charge my Executor to take this advise therein & to be ruled by the same. And my will is And I do hereby devise That yf any question ambiguitie or contreversie shall happen to arise or grow upon any word legacie clause or matter contained in this my last will, then the same shalbe heard exponunded determined & iudged by the sayd overseers of this my last will or by the more part of them and such their expossicion iudgement & determinacon. I declare to be my last will and Testament And I will that within xx dayes next after my decease A trew Inventory be taken of all my goods and Chatttells and a trew Copy thereof delivered to my overseers. It wittness whereof I have put my hand & seale this first day of March 1633. Richard Robins Sealed and delivered in the presence of Wm Cartwright Richard Carvel his mark Valentine Robinson his mark hawksdomain hawksdomain originally shared this to Our Family 08 May 2009 story 1 Mar 1633 johnandlinda12 johnandlinda12 added this to Silcox - Madsen Family Tree 07 Feb 2010 | |
| Will | He signed a will. Save to my tree RICHARD ROBINS WILL In the Name of God Amen In the yeare of our Lorde god one thowsand fyvehundred fowrescore and twoe and the Twentieth daie of October I Richarde Robyns of Longbugby in the Countie of Northt yeoman being sicke in bodye and whole in mynde and of good and perfect memorie (god by thanked for yt) Doe institute and ordayne this my testament conteyning my last will in manner and fourme following. First I bequeathe my soule unto Allmightie god whoe is my maker Lorde and Saviour, and my body to be buryed in the northe Ile within the parishe Churche of Longbubgy aforesaide: Imprimis I gyve to the Mother Churche of Petersboroughe fowre pence Item I gyve to be bestowed amongest the poore of this parishe Twentye shillings, to be distributed by the discresssion of my Executors. Item I give to Richarde Robyns sonne to Thomas Robyns my Sonne fyvehorsses and the best carte. Item to the same Richarde I give sixe milche kyne. Item to the same Richarde I give threescore sheepe, And also I give the same Richarde the best pott and the best panne, All the whiche to be delyvered at the daie of his marriage or at one and twentye yeares of his age: Also I give to the same Richarde (after the death of my sonne Thomas Robyns) my occupying with all the Domeynes lying and being within the Towne and feildes of Longbugby aforesayde, As taxes tenements, orchards, gardens, closes, pastures and feedings with all other appurtenaunces thereunto belonging, for him and his heires for ever yf he have any yssue which are sonnes whiche are of the male kynde to inherit, yf not I will that the next of his kyndered or stocke which is the senior to remaine to him and his heires for ever, after the death of Richarde, yf they are of the male kynde, and so I will that yt shall remayne to kindred and the calling of the Robinces for ever: And also I will that yf anye theise aforesayde they their heires executors or assingnes doe putt alwais or cause to be putt always by buying or selling, or any unlawfull meanes my partt or parcell of the saide premisses, Then I Will that yt shall remayne unto the next of that kyndred whiche is of the male kynde and name of the Robinces; First I give to the same Richarde twoe of the best saltinge Troughes and the hole haveltember, and ploughe tymber, which is remayning upponthe saide grounde (after the deathe of my sonne Thomas his father.) Item I give to William Robyns, sonne to my sonne Thomas Robyns one horsse and carte fowre beafe and threescore sheepe and one pott besyde his owne to be delivered at the daie of his mariage or at the age of one and twentye yeares. Item I give to Edward Robyns sonne to my sonne Thomas Robyns three beafe and thirtye sheepe (besyde his owne) All the whiche to be delivered at the daie of his marriage, or also at the age of one and twentye yeares. Item I give unto Thomas Robyns sonne to my sonne Thomas Robins one cowe and fourtye sheepe, to be delivered at the daie of his mariage or also at the age of one and twenty yeares. Item I give unto Jone Robyns the daughter of my sonne Thomas Robins Tenne poundes of lawfull money and Twentye sheepe, All the whiche to be delyvered at the daye of her marriage, or else at the age of one and twentie yeares. Item I give unto John Robyns sonne to my sonne Thomas Robyns Sixe poundes thirtene shilliges eight pence, one cowe and twenty sheepe, to be delyvered at the daye of his marriage, or else at the age of one and twentye yeares. Also I will that yf any of theise childrenn aforesaide departe this worlde before they be married, I will that theire parte to be equally devided to them that are lyving: Also I will that yf any of theise childrenn aforesaide shalbee infected with any sicknes or other diseases that they cannot be able to take the paines nor labour before theye be contracted or married, Then I will that they shalbe kepte uppon the grounde until suche tyme that they shall recover theire healthe againe. Item I will that yf my daughter Elizabeth doe overlyve my sonne Thomas, that then she to rest uppon the grounde and to have her fynding and clothing so longe as she keepe her self unmarried And yf she doe marrye, to have no longer tyme on the premisses. Item I give to everie one of William Wylles children whiche he had by my daughter Alice, three shillings fower pence a peece. Item I give to the children of Henry Alman of Mares Ashby which he had by my daughter Jone Three shillings fower pence a peece. Item I give to every one of my servannts fower pence. Item to everye one of my godchildren fower pence. Item I give to my daughter Alice Willes sixe shillings eight pence. Item I give to my Daughter Creaton sixe shillings eight pence. The rest of my goods not given nor bequeathed (my debtes and Legacies beinge paid, and my funerall dischared) I give to Thomas Robyns my sonne, whome I make my full executor to have my occupyinge so longe as he lyveth. I give unto William Willes and John Creaton to be supervisors of this my last will and testament, and to have for their paines therein Three shillings fower pence a peece. John Woodworth scriptoreus John Andrewe Henry Collman The will was probated on 4 Nov. 1584. hawksdomain hawksdomain originally shared this to Our Family 08 May 2009 story johnandlinda12 johnandlinda12 added this to Silcox - Madsen Family Tree 07 Feb 2010 | |
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| Person Source | He had person sources.2 | |
| Birth | about 1570 | He was born about 1570 in Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, EnglandBGO.2,3 |
| Marriage | 21 June 1597 | He and Dorothy Goodman Rushall were married on 21 June 1597 in Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, EnglandBGO.2 |
| Death | 19 May 1634 | He died on 19 May 1634 at age ~64 at St Botolph AldgateBG in London, Middlesex, England, United KingdomBGO.2,3 |
| Burial | 19 May 1634 | He was buried on 19 May 1634 in England, United KingdomBGO.2 |
| Last Edited | 2 December 2016 |