Hannah Dixon Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Hannah Dixon Robinson was born on 4 December 1870 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon.
• At the age of 24 years, 6 months and 22 days, Hannah Dixon Robinson married William Henry Rankin, son of John Rankin and Margaret Ann McCann, on 26 June 1895 in Boonah, Queensland.
• On 3 May 1922, Hannah Dixon Robinson's and William Henry Rankin's son John was married. The wedding notice stated that they lived at Grantham.
• On 8 June 1938,her husband, William Henry Rankin died in Queensland.
• Hannah Dixon Robinson died on 27 July 1953 in Queensland at age 82.
• She was buried in Lowood Cemetery. Her so James is buried with them.

Henry Robinson

• Henry Robinson was born circa 1850.
• He selected land in the 1880's at Perseverance. He obtained Portion 48V (Crow's Nest Parish) where he build his home at the southern end of the property. The Munro tramway was later built near the home. The property was later owned by John Hanrahan, and then by Frances Diamond.
  
  

  Henry Robinson land selection 180's

Henry Edward Robinson

• Henry Edward Robinson was born in 1878. He was the son of George Henry and Jane Robinson.
  
• Henry Edward Robinson died on 29 October 1946 in Queensland.
• He was buried on 30 October 1946 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery. METH3-005-0066.

Henry Phillip Robinson

• Henry Phillip Robinson was born on 7 June 1868 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Louis Robinson and Harriet Ladner.
• At the age of 22 years and 25 days, Henry Phillip Robinson married Lucy Mann on 2 July 1890 in Queensland. They had seven children and spent time in Comet (1893), Clermont (1895), settled at Yarranlea near Pittsworth (1903) before moving to North Pine area.
  
• Henry Phillip Robinson died on 11 March 1946 in Redcliffe, Queensland, at age 77.

Herbert Robinson

• Herbert Robinson was born circa December 1874 in Tollerton.
• He was the son of Robert Robinson and Elizabeth Smith.
• At the time of the 3 April 1881 census Herbert Robinson was living in the household of Elizabeth Smith and Robert Robinson in Tollerton. Robert (Jnr) is shown as a 35 year old ag labourer born Tollerton, living with his wife Elizabeth 40 also born Tollerton and their 6 year old son Herbert born Tollerton.

Herbert Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Herbert Robinson's birth was registered in the an unknown place , an unknown place Registration District in the June 1898 Quarter. Easingwold District included the village of Tollerton.
• He was the son of Charles William Robinson and Elizabeth Hensby.
• His marriage, at 26 years, to Harriet Mothersdale was registered in the June 1924 Quarter Registration District.

Herbert Robinson

• Herbert Robinson was born on 22 January 1873 in Queensland.
• He was the son of Louis Robinson and Harriet Ladner.
• . Herbert may be the son who died in South Africa who was referred to in his father's obituary of 1901.
  

Isabell Warrington Robinson

• Isabell Warrington Robinson was born circa 1900.
• Isabell Warrington Robinson married Thomas Sylvester Wockner, son of William Christian Wockner and Mary Ann Frawley, on 10 December 1933 in Queensland. The couple lived at Palmwoods where Tom was head teacher of the Chevallum State School.

James Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• James Robinson was baptized on 2 January 1817 in Alne, near Tollerton. James was 48 when he immigrated in 1865.
• He was the son of Charles Robinson and Hannah Wright.
• At the age of 30 years, 4 months and 23 days, James Robinson married Elizabeth Dixon, daughter of William Dixon and Ann Unknown, on 25 May 1847 in Yorkshire North Riding, England. His father was Charles Robinson and he is listed as being 23 years old, not 30. Elizabeth was 21 years old, father William Dixon.
• James became a farmer in the Jeebropilly District near Ipswich.
• James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in York. James is shown as 34 year old, born Tollerton, a garden labourer, living with Elizabeth aged 24 born Pickering, Jane 2, Elizabeth 9 months both born York. A William Hudson 33 a garden labourer, and Mary Hudson also lived with them as lodgers. Mary was born in Pickering so is possibly Elizabeth's older sister or cousin.
  
• In 1854 he was a laborer and bricklayer in Clifton, Yorkshire, England.
• James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in York. James is shown as a 44 year old labourer, born Tollerton, living with his wife Elizabeth 34, born Pickering and children Jane 12, Elizabeth 10, Ann 8, Mary 6 and William 4 born in York.
  
• James Robinson immigrated to Queensland on 8 December 1865. James and Elizabeth travelled on the Queen of the South with their 5 children, Jane 17, Elizabeth 15, Ann 13, Mary 10 and William aged 3. The ship left London on 2 September 1865 and arrived in Brisbane on the 8 December 1865. The Captain was Captain J Purvis and the surgeon GJ Wood.
  
• He witnessed the burial of John Thomas Gillies on 23 January 1890 in Ebenezer, Queensland.
• James Robinson died on 22 June 1896 in Ebenezer, Queensland, at age 79.

James Alexander Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of William Crawford.

• James Alexander Robinson was born circa 1885.
• James Alexander Robinson married Sarah Crawford, daughter of Matthew Crawford and Ann Elizabeth Woods, circa 1906.

James Alexander Crawford Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of William Crawford.

• James Alexander Crawford Robinson was born in 1910.
• He was the son of James Alexander Robinson and Sarah Crawford.
• James Alexander Crawford Robinson married Phyllis Unknown circa 1940.
• James Alexander Crawford Robinson lived in Beverley Hills.
• James Alexander Crawford Robinson died in 1977 in Sydney.

Jane Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Jane Robinson was born in September 1848 in York, England.
• She was the daughter of James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon.
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census Jane Robinson was living in the household of James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon in York. James is shown as 34 year old, born Tollerton, a garden labourer, living with Elizabeth aged 24 born Pickering, Jane 2, Elizabeth 9 months both born York. A William Hudson 33 a garden labourer, and Mary Hudson also lived with them as lodgers. Mary was born in Pickering so is possibly Elizabeth's older sister or cousin.
  
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census Jane Robinson was living in the household of James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon in York. James is shown as a 44 year old labourer, born Tollerton, living with his wife Elizabeth 34, born Pickering and children Jane 12, Elizabeth 10, Ann 8, Mary 6 and William 4 born in York.
  
• Jane Robinson immigrated on 8 December 1865 to Queensland with James Robinson. James and Elizabeth travelled on the Queen of the South with their 5 children, Jane 17, Elizabeth 15, Ann 13, Mary 10 and William aged 3. The ship left London on 2 September 1865 and arrived in Brisbane on the 8 December 1865. The Captain was Captain J Purvis and the surgeon GJ Wood.
  
• At the age of 22 years and 3 months, Jane Robinson married Thomas Fredrick Wells on 31 December 1870 in Queensland.
• Jane Robinson died on 30 November 1913 in Ebenezer, Queensland, at age 65.
• She was buried after 30 November 1913 in Queensland.
  

  Headstone of Jane Wells (formerly Robinson) Stone Quarry
• Jane and Thomas ' Gravestone Reads
  
  In Loving Memory of
  Thomas Wells
  who died 17 February 1895
  Aged 51 years
  "Thy will be done"
  
  In loving Memory of
  Jane Wells
  who died on 30 November 1913
  Aged 65 years
  "Until day Breaks".

Jane Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Jane Robinson was christened on 4 February 1819 in Alne, near Tollerton.
• She was the daughter of Charles Robinson and Hannah Wright.

Joseph Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Joseph Robinson was baptized on 30 May 1836 in Alne.
• He was the son of Mary Robinson.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census Joseph Robinson was living in the household of Charles Robinson and Hannah Tessyman in Tollerton. The census record shows Charles as a Herder, aged 50, born in county, living with his wife Hannah, 40, son Charles 6, and son/grandson Joseph 5.
  
• Joseph Robinson appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Yorkshire West Riding. Joseph is shown as a 64 year old shoemaker booter.
  

Eleanor Etta Royes

• Eleanor Etta Royes was born circa 1880.
• Eleanor Etta Royes married Thomas Robinson, son of Edward Robinson and Mary Ann McCaul, on 19 January 1901.
• Eleanor Etta Royes married George Thomas Ainsbury in 1915 in Queensland.

Lillian Florence Robinson

• Lillian Florence Robinson was also known as Lilley.
• She was born on 4 May 1886 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Frederick Robinson and Sarah Ann Kingston.
• At the age of 23 years, 1 month and 12 days, Lillian Florence Robinson married Frederick William Foster on 16 June 1909 in Queensland.
• At the age of 59 years, 7 months and 2 days, Lillian Florence Robinson married Ernest Valentine Whittle on 6 December 1945.
• Lillian Florence Robinson died on 31 August 1968 at age 82.

Louis Robinson

• Louis Robinson was born in 1832 in Germany. He was the son of Phillip Robinson. The surname, at birth, was possibly Rabenzien or Rabenstien.
  
• At the age of 31 years, Louis Robinson married Harriet Ladner in 1863 in Victoria.
• On 9 May 1864 Louis made application for land in the Toowoomba Agricultural Reserve. However, he was later advised his application was unsuccessful. The Brisbane Courier reported "Mr. Groom to ask the Secretary for Lands and Works,-(I.) Whether he is aware that on the 9th May last, application was made by Messrs. O'Doherty, M'Grath, and Hanraghan, to the Land Agent, Toowoomba, under the 5th clause of the Amended Agricultural Reserves Act of 1863, for the purchase of 80 acres of land, and The lease of 240 acres, on the Toowoomba Agricultural Reserve, and that they deposited with the Land Agent £87 15s.? That on the 10th May, a similar application was made by Messrs. John and Patrick Shannon, and a like sum deposited with the Land Agent, and that on the same day, a Like application was made by Mr. Louis Robinson, and an equal sum deposited with the Land Agent? (2.) Is he aware that at the time these deposits were made, the parties in question were informed by the Land Agent that the lands purchased could at once be occupied, and that, in accordance with his advice, the parties named commenced to improve the said lands, and have spent a considerable amount in clearing and preparing fencing material ? (3.) Is he also aware that on the 1st August, after a lapse of nearly three months, during which period the parties remained occupying and improving their respective portions of land for which they had deposited their money, they were verbally informed that their various applications were one and all refused? (4.) Is there any objection to state the grounds on which these applications were refused, and what was the cause of delay in forwarding notice of refusal? (5.) Is it the intention of the Government to comply with the requirements of the district by surveying and throwing open for selection he unsurveyed portions of the Drayton and Toowoomba Agricultural Reserves?”.
  
• Louis Robinson's son William Louis Robinson was born on 31 May 1864 in Queensland. His birth was announced in The Darling Downs Gazette "At Burnside, Toowoomba, on the 31st May, "Mrs. Louis Robinson of a son."
  
• On 3 December 1864 William Stranks charged Louis Robinson with detaining a bullock, complainant's property. Defendant was ordered to give up the bullock, and pay costs, amounting to £2 9s.6d.
  
  
• Louis Robinson's daughter, Emily Jane Robinson was buried in Merritt's Creek. She was buried under a tree at the top of the hill. A plaque was placed on the tree by Harriet and Lous' descendants in 1997.
• In 1872 Louis made his 4th payment on his selections (Portions 234, 233, 220, 242 - 154 acres). He also aquired portions 242 and 219 at some stage.
  
• On 2 August 1873 his name appeared in The Darling Downs Gazette. He was a supporter of the election of E W Pechey as member for the District of Aubigny.
  
• A Louis Robinson was naturalised in 1874 in Queensland. This may not be the correct Louis.
  
• On 20 November 1875 Notice that a Certificate of Fulfilment of selection conditions was issued to Louis for 62 acres of pastoral land at Geham (registered number 602.)
  
• On 13 February 1877 He was a member of the jury when Edward Wilson and John Walst were tried for stealing from John Gillam, publican of Spring Creek.
  
• On 16 June 1877 The Toowoomba Chronicle listed members of a committee intending to hold a meeting at Drysdales Hotel in Crow's Nest that afternoon, and another at Geham State School on the following Monday "purpose of urging upon the Government the necessity of exnding the Railway Line from the proposed Stationary Engine at Highfields to Crow's Nest" The names listed were J W de Grouchy JP, J T Littleton JP, Charles Cocks, Duncan Munroe, George Say, Louis Robinson, Alfred Merritt, Michael Tansey, John Macquire, John Dennis, Michael Purtell, Edward Robinson, John Cossart, John Welsh.
• On 30 January 1879 The Toowoomba Chronicle listed Louis amongst the nominators of Thomas Perkins as the Member for Aubigny.
  
• On 3 January 1880 he was appointed trustee of the Geham Cemetery Reserve.
  
• On 17 October 1882 he was appointed a magistrate.
  
• On 12 July 1884 he was nominated as a candidate for Subdivision 2 of the Highfields Divisional Board and was duly elected but only served one year before resigning.
  
• He was living at Merritts Creek at the time of the marriage of his son William Louis Robinson on 2 March 1887 in Queensland to Jane Ann Beer. They were married at her residence in Toowoomba. Jane died on 26 Dec 1896 at her residence, Clare Cottage, Lutwyche. William was an employee of the Electric Telegraph Department at the time. There were 5 children. They lived in a number of places Maryborough, Brisbane.
  
• On 1 January 1890 The Darling Downs Gazette reported " A little girl, the daughter of Mr. Louis Robinson of Merritt Creek, whilst returning home from a picnic on Thursday, was riding 'double-bank ' with another girl of the same age.The horse going too fast, they both fell off, Miss Robinson dislocating her wrist very badly. We understand the limb has been set and she is doing favorably."
• Louis Robinson died on 1 October 1901 in Queensland.
• He was buried on 2 October 1901 in Cabarlah Cemetery. UNIT-00B-0007.
• On 12 October 1901 Louis Robinson's obituary appeared in The Toowoomba Chronicle. It read:- "MR. LOUIS ROBINSON, OF GEHAM. AN OLD AND HIGHLY RESPECTED RESIDENT.
  Quite a shadow was cast over the district last week when it became known that on October 1st, one of the very oldest residents in the person of Mr Louis Robinson, of Janefield, had passed to rest. The deceased gentleman was born in Hanover, Germany, in April, 1832, but at the early age of 15 years being attracted by the inducements of that go-ahead city. Now York, he decided to leave home and try his fortunes m the new world. Though entirely unacquainted with the people and language, he fought his way in that busy and populous city, and soon acquired knowledge of its business life.
  But in 1852 the news of Victoria's hidden wealth offered such attraction that he determined, being now in the full vigour of youth, to share the lot of the gold-digger. During a period of 10 years he became acquainted with the varying experiences of the miner's life. His time was spent chiefly around Ballarat, Maryborough and Ararat, the last named of which he became acquainted with the lady, who afterwards became his wife and who for 39 years has been his faithful partner, and who now in confidence of a future meeting has laid him to rest.
  In 1863 the deceased, with his wife, visited Sydney and Brisbane. The latter place was at that time, in a very uncitylike condition, it being no rare thing to see bullock teams bogged in some of the principal streets. Just at this time the Darling Downs was becoming renowned both for its fertility and climate, and this place the deceased gentleman desired to visit, but the journey up tho Range had to be undertaken in a very primitive style, a horse-dray being the only available conveyance. Here the aspect was of such a pleasing nature that this district was at once decided upon as a future home.
  Toowoomba was as yet in the early stages of its settlement, a few old fashioned houses, and the remainder white tents, being the only places of residence. After gaining a few years experience in agricultural life, the deceased selected land at Merritts Creek, and here made the home which he had up till his death occupied, and where his family of four boys and four girls were all reared.
  Since his residence in the district be has always been closely associated with church work, and with a few others of the pioneers, greatly assisted the establishment of the Methodist cause, which at present flourishes there. For some twelve years he held the positions of Church Steward and Sunday School Superintendant, but of late, owing to increased infirmity, was compelled to delegate these offices to others. Right up till his decease he always manifested a keen interest in matters religious, and all church workers found a shelter beneath his hospitable roof, and an inspiration from his society. Till about three weeks ago he was in his usual health, but apparently be was seized by a severe cold, -and, though everything possible was done by his medical adviser, pneumonia developed, and he passed quietly away on Tuesday at noon, surrounded by all his family except, one son, who arrived an hour too late to see him breath his last.
  For some weeks prior to his death the deceased gentleman was greatly depressed owing to
  the sad news of the death of his son in South Africa from the same cause as that which was soon to carry him over to his long and peaceful home.
  The funeral took place on Wednesday, October 2nd, and though the notice was too brief to allow the attendance of many distant friends, the large and representative procession, as also the beautiful floral tributes, testified (o the very high esteem in which the deceased was held. He had ever been devoted to the cause of education, and a beautiful cross and wreath, arranged by the teachers and scholars of the Merrill's Creek State School, bore testimony to the respect with which the deceased was regarded by some of those whom he had sought to benefit."
• Probate for his estate was granted to his wife Harriet on 25 January 1902. He left an estate of £1,803.

Louisa Robinson

• Louisa Robinson was born in March 1870 in Great Ouseburn.
• She was the daughter of Robert Robinson and Elizabeth Smith.
• Her death was recorded with the an unknown place , an unknown place Registration District in the March 1881 Quarter.

Margaret Robinson

• Margaret Robinson was born on 6 July 1875.
• She was the daughter of Edward Robinson and Mary Ann McCaul.
• Margaret Robinson died on 3 July 1944 in Toowoomba at age 68.

Martha Robinson

• Martha Robinson was born circa 1810.
• Martha Robinson married William McCulloch circa 1850.

Mary Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Bridgeman, Descendants of Charles Eyles, Descendants of Charles Robinson

Mary Gillies (nee Robinson) c 1907.

• Mary Robinson was born on 19 November 1854 in York, England.
• She was the daughter of James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon.
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census Mary Robinson was living in the household of James Robinson and Elizabeth Dixon in York. James is shown as a 44 year old labourer, born Tollerton, living with his wife Elizabeth 34, born Pickering and children Jane 12, Elizabeth 10, Ann 8, Mary 6 and William 4 born in York.
  
• Mary Robinson immigrated on 8 December 1865 to Queensland with James Robinson. James and Elizabeth travelled on the Queen of the South with their 5 children, Jane 17, Elizabeth 15, Ann 13, Mary 10 and William aged 3. The ship left London on 2 September 1865 and arrived in Brisbane on the 8 December 1865. The Captain was Captain J Purvis and the surgeon GJ Wood.
  
• In 1876 he was Assistant Housekeeper.
• At the age of 22 years and 1 day, Mary Robinson married Francis Gillies, son of Thomas Bridgeman and Jane Eyles, on 20 November 1876. The ceremony was held at the bridegrooms parent's house (that of Jane and William Gillis) at Gowrie Little Plain near Meringandan. Frank's occupation was a farmer, Mary's assistant housekeeper. He was 25 and she was 22 and both gave their usual residence as Meringandan. When Frank signed the marriage register he signed his name a GILLIES instead of Gillis. The transcript of the marriage shows his parents, who witnessed the marriage, as William and Jane GILLIES also. Frank and his descendants have used that spelling ever since. Family hearsay has it that perhaps because Frank was not Williams child but Thomas Bridgemans he deliberately changed his name.
  
• On 9 January 1881,Mary Robinson's daughter, Rose Elizabeth Gillies was born in Queensland. Her birth registration states her father was a 35 year old carrier born Maitland NSW (this information is incorrect. The details belong to the next birth registered that of Ellen Caroline Brown - daughter of Edward Brown). Her parents were married 22 May 1876 (incorrect) at Meringandan Downs and her mother was formerly Robinson born York, England aged 26 years. The informant was Francis Gillies of Crow's Nest and witness to the birth Mrs Robinson.
  
• In May 1885.
• On 27 May 1885,Mary Robinson's daughter, Jessie Jane Gillies was born in Geham, Queensland. Frank was a labourer at Geham at the time of Jessie's birth. A Mrs Nelder was the nurse present at the birth, most likely Frank's half sister Jane or her mother in law.
  
• Just when Frank and his family moved to Emu Creek is unclear. James Herbert was born in Crows Nest in 1887, but John Thomas was born in Emu Creek in 1889. Frank and Mary's four children, William, Rose, Frank & Jessie were enrolled in the Crow's Nest School until 1892. Mary may have stayed in Crows Nest with the children until Frank had cleared the block at Djuan (Emu Creek) and built a house. In August 1882, the education department had proposed a school be built at Bum Bum Creek. Frank & Mary's five eldest children including Herbert were listed as potential students. This school was never built. However, a school was built near Frank's property around 1892. This was the Moss View School, and several of the the Gillies children would be in this photo - perhaps Walter(13), Jessie (11), and James Herbert (9). Alice may have been too young. Other children in the photo would be Orlando (12) and Egbert (9) Maddern.
  
  

  Mossview school March 19, 1896. Both Maddern and Gillies children attended the school which was on land donated by Frank Gillies.
• On 21 January 1890 Mary was staying at Ebenezer with her parents at the time their sixth child, John Thomas died at the age of six months.
  
• Mary Robinson and Francis Gillies appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Djuan. Francis was a farmer. Their son William Donald, a teamster was also living at Djuan.
  
• In 1907 Frank and Mary had a family portrait taken with their seven children William Donald, Rose Elizabeth, Francis Walter, Jessie Jane, James Herbert, Alice Ann and Catherine Agnes.
  
  

  Back Row L-R: Jessie Jane, James Herbert (Herbert), Francis Walter, Alice Ann,
  Front Row L-R: Frank snr, Rose Elizabeth, William Donald, Mary. Taken 1907
• Mary Robinson and Francis Gillies appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1908 living at Djuan. Frank was a farmer and Mary carried out home duties. Jessie Jane also lived with them and carried out home duties. William Donald and Walter Francis were also listed as farmers at Hopefield.
  
• Mary Robinson died on 5 April 1917 in Toowoomba, Queensland, at age 62.
• She was buried on 7 April 1917 in Queensland. Mary and Frank's gravestone reads-
  Sacred to the memory of Mary gillies who died april 3rd 1917 aged 62 years and also her beloved husband frank gillies died 11th october 1925 aged 77 years.
  

  Gravestone of Frank and Mary (nee Robinson) Gillies - Crows Nest Cemetery.

Mary Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Mary Robinson was christened on 8 December 1814 in Alne, near Tollerton.
• She was the daughter of Charles Robinson and Hannah Wright.

Mary Robinson

• Mary Robinson was born in 1765.

Mary Ann Robinson

• Mary Ann Robinson was born in 1870 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Edward Robinson and Mary Ann McCaul.
• At the age of 24 years, Mary Ann Robinson married John Kynoch, son of David Kynoch and Margaret Reimen/Raymond, in 1894 in Queensland.
• Mary Ann Robinson and John Kynoch appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Ravensbourne. He was a butcher.
  
• Mary Ann Robinson and John Kynoch appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1909 living at Ravensbourne. John was a butcher.
  
• Mary Ann Robinson and John Kynoch appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1913 living at Ravensbourne. John was a butcher.
  
• Mary Ann Robinson and John Kynoch appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1921 and 1930 living at Perseverance. John was a butcher.
  
• Mary Ann Robinson died on 15 December 1936 in Queensland.
• She was buried on 16 December 1936 in Cabarlah Cemetery. RC1-00E-0010.

Matilda Kate Robinson

• Matilda Kate Robinson was born on 2 February 1881 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Louis Robinson and Harriet Ladner.
• At the age of 30 years, Matilda Kate Robinson married Thomas Knight Kynoch, son of Thomas Knight Cochrane and Catherine Frances Ambrose, in 1912 in Queensland.
• Matilda Kate Robinson and Thomas Knight Kynoch appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1913 and 1949 living at Perseverance. Thomas was a grazier.
  
• On 5 September 1954,her husband, Thomas Knight Kynoch died in Queensland at age 77. His parents were given as David Kynock and Margaret Raymond on his Death Registration.
• Matilda Kate Robinson died on 9 February 1985 at age 104.
• She was buried on 12 February 1985 in Drayton & Toowoomba Cemetery. METH5-003-0025.

Matilda Patience Robinson

• Matilda Patience Robinson was born on 4 September 1882 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Frederick Robinson and Sarah Ann Kingston.
• Matilda Patience Robinson died on 1 April 1883 in Queensland.

Melville Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Eyles

• Melville Robinson was born on 24 May 1896 in New Zealand.
• He was the son of Ernest Robinson and Florence Emma Lines.
• At the age of 25 years, 10 months and 22 days, Melville Robinson married Winifred Aimee Cresswell, daughter of John Cresswell and Mary Eleanor Holdaway, on 15 April 1922 in New Zealand. Melville was the brother of Robert ROBINSON who married Winifred's older sister Elsie.
  
• On 1 September 1967,his wife, Winifred Aimee Cresswell died in New Zealand at age 69.
• Melville Robinson died on 22 May 1985 in New Zealand at age 88.

Miriam Robinson

• Miriam Robinson was born on 20 August 1876 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Louis Robinson and Harriet Ladner.
• At the age of 22 years, 1 month and 2 days, Miriam Robinson married George Enoch Brotherton on 22 September 1898 in Queensland. They lived in Toowoomba and has six children.
• Miriam Robinson died on 17 July 1968 in Queensland at age 91.
• She was buried on 19 July 1968 in Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery. CE19-24-019-0027.

Rhoda Elizabeth Robinson

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Robinson

• Rhoda Elizabeth Robinson was born in 1887 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Robinson and Rhonda Ann Randall.
• At the age of 23 years, Rhoda Elizabeth Robinson married Edward Wright in 1910 in Queensland.

Robert Robinson

• Robert Robinson was born in 1845 in Tollerton, Yorkshire.
• His marriage, at 24 years, to Elizabeth Smith, daughter of William Smith, was registered in the March 1869 Quarter in Stockton, Durham Registration District. Stockton District includes Stillington village.
  
• Robert Robinson and Elizabeth Smith appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 in Tollerton. Robert (Jnr) is shown as a 35 year old ag labourer born Tollerton, living with his wife Elizabeth 40 also born Tollerton and their 6 year old son Herbert born Tollerton.
• Robert Robinson appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 in Tollerton. Robert is shown as a 55 year old agricutlural labourer.