The Winterthur Library

The Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera

Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, Winterthur, DE 19735

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OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION

Title: Robinson-Delaplain family papers

Dates: 1679-1887

Call No.: Col. 230

Acc. No.: 78x313, 82x360

Quantity: 101 items

Location: 15 K 2

BIOGRAPHICAL STATEMENT

The Robinsons were early settlers in Delaware. Robert Robinson purchased a tract of land in Christiana Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, in 1684. The property remained in the hands of the family until at least 1939. Family members represented in this collection were primarily engaged in the agriculture business as fruit growers. Robert L. Robinson (d. ca. 1886), married into another old Christiana family when he wed Frances E. Delaplain, a descendent of James Delaplain, the owner of a prosperous store in Centerville, Delaware. When the railroad was built through Christiana Hundred, property owned by the Robinsons was used. Robert P. and Robert L. Robinson became involved in damage disputes, including a suit brought on by Delaware peach growers. Robert L.'s son, Robert Pyle Robinson, became governor of Delaware.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The collection consists of deeds, mortgages, estate records, and other papers primarily legal in scope pertaining to Vincent, William, Robert P., and Robert L. Robinson and their property in Christiana Hundred from 1679 to 1887, and to the Delaplain family from 1781 to 1881. Deeds and mortgages document the ownership and transfer of property that at one time was in the possession of members of the Robinson or Delaplain family. These documents also record the development of Christiana Hundred. In addition, a few of the items pertain to rental property, including a notice to tenants to remove themselves from a farm.

Other Robinson family papers include the wills of and accounts for the estates of William Robinson (1829), Hannah Robinson (1851), and Eleanor Brynberg (1859). Also of note are records and surveys of several railroad companies whose lines passed through former family property, known as Robinhurst, between 1835 and 1887. (This property is off Maryland Avenue, east of Robinson Drive.) Letters deal with damage caused to land by the railroad companies, repairs, and settlements. Specifications and property surveys document the sites of railroad building activity.

The Delaplain family papers start with tax records kept by James Delaplain, who served as tax collector for Christiana Hundred at least from 1781 to 1786, and a few accounts for sundry items. Accounts, an estate inventory, and court records for the settlement of James Delaplain's estate are featured. Accounts and correspondence regarding the estate of Mary Delaplain are also included. Miscellaneous items of note are a manumission paper for the release of an African American woman, Elizabeth Toomey, and her three children in 1831, and a lithograph entitled: "Perspective View of the Country between Wilmington and the Delaware Taken from the Hill S. W. of the Academy."

ORGANIZATION

The collection is organized into four series: Land records, Robinson family, Delaplain family, and Miscellaneous; each series is then arranged chronologically.

An index to the names in the 78x313 accession is appended to this finding aid. No index exists for the 82x360 accession.

LANGUAGE OF MATERIALS

The materials are in English.

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS

Collection is open to the public. Copyright restrictions may apply.

PROVENANCE

Gift of Robert P. Robinson, Jr.

ACCESS POINTS

People:

Robinson family.

Delaplain family.

Delaplain, James.

Delaplain, Mary.

Robinson, Robert L.

Robinson, Robert P.

Robinson, William.

Robinson, Vincent.

Toomey, Elizabeth.

Topics:

Decedents' estates - Delaware.

Inventories of decedents' estates.

Real property, Exchange of - Delaware.

Railroads - Surveying.

Inheritance and succession.

Mortgages - History - 19th century.

Rent charges.

Christiana Hundred (Del.) - History - Sources.

Delaware - History - Sources.

Slaves – Emancipation – Delaware.

Deeds.

Estate records.

Bills (financial).

Receipts.

Correspondence.

Specifications.

Surveys (land).

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION

Location: 15 K 2

Series I: Land records

Box 1:

Folder 1: 78x313.1 Deed

Justa Andries [but signed Aeltie Andries] to Arnoldus La Grange, New York merchant, for 575 acres, Christina Towne, [Delaware], March 16, 1679

78x313.2 Deed, variant copy of above

drawn from the original by Charles Springer, sets forth redistribution of 558 acres to Lucas Stedham, Robert Robinson, George Robinson, John Turken, and Richard Mankin, signed by Arnoldus La Grange; inscribed “copy for George Mankin” and “This belongs to George James”; dated April 18, 1687

Folder 2: 82x360.1 Deed

Arnoldus Delagrange to Robert Robninson, for 200 acres on the west side of the Delaware River and the north side of Christiana Creek, August 19, 1684

Folder 3: 78x313.3 Deed [photocopy]

George Robinson, James Robinson, John Robinson, Joseph Robinson, and Abraham Hollingsworth to George Mankin, New Castle County, Delaware, August 7, 1714

Folder 4: 82x360.2 Deed

Henry Colesbury and Andrew Franberg to Jacob Pearshall[?], Christiana Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, for 500 acres of land, 1749

Folder 5: 78x313.4 Memorandum of an agreement

Agreement between George James, Christiana Hundred, and Joseph Newlin of Wilmington, regarding land on the north east side of Millcreek, New Castle County, Delaware, February 14, 1752

Folder 6: 78x313.5 Land survey

“A draught of a tract of land situate on the north east side of Millcreek in Christianna [sic] Hundred… surveyed and divided for and between George James and Joseph Newland, May 29-30, 1752. Per Will Killen, survr. of New Castle County.” The map shows the creek.

Folder 7: 82x360.3 Patent of confirmation

Patent to George James for 177.25 acres of land and 14 acres of marsh in New Castle County, bounded by Edward Robinson’s land, granted by the Proprietors of the Province, Thomas Penn and Richard Penn, Philadelphia, February 19, 1755. Refers to land conveyed to Arnoldus Delagrange in 1637

Folder 8: 78x313.6 Deed

George James and wife to Joseph Newlin, for a plantation in Christiana Hundred, April 28, 1755

Folder 9: 78x313.7 Deed

Solomon Springer, Abraham Springer, and Joseph Springer to John Hendrickson, Christiana Hundred, February 15, 1768

Folder 10: 82x360.4 Release

Robert Robinson to Ellis Newlin, Christiana Hundred, 1775

Folder 11: 78x313.8 Mortgage deed

Ellis Newlin to James Lea, for a tract of land in Christiana Hundred, 1776

78x313.9 Deed

John Evans, executor of the will of Hannah Bonham, to Heath John, for two tracts of land, Christiana Hundred, 1779

78x313.10 Mortgage deed

Ellis Newlin to Jacob Broom, for a tract of land and plantation in Christiana Hundred, 1779

Folder 12: 82x360.5 Deed

Ellis Newlin and wife to Robert Robinson, for a tract of land and plantation in Christiana Hundred, 1782

82x360.6 Deed

Robert Robinson and wife to William Robinson, for a tract of land and marsh in Christiana Hundred, May 20, 1784

82x360.7 Deed

Robert Robinson and wife to William Robinson, for 100 acres of land in Christiana Hundred, 1784

Folder 13: 78x313.11 Deed

Joseph Warner, goldsmith, to Henry Paschall, practitioner of physic, for a lot in Wilmington on Third Street, 1793

78x313.12 Deed

Henry Paschall to John Moore, for a lot of land in the borough of Wilmington, 1793

Folder 14: 78x313.13 Deed

John Langley to Jane Russell, for a lot of ground in Christiana Hundred, March 13, 1801

78x313.14 Deed poll

Circuit Court, Joel Lewis, Marshall of Delaware District, to Robert Hamilton, for the real estate of Isaac Hendrickson in Christiana Hundred, being a moiety of a plantation of 130 acres of land, 1801

Folder 15: 78x313.15 Deed

Samuel Harper to William McCordic, for land in Kennett Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, March 24, 1802

78x313.16 Deed poll

James Kelton, Sheriff, to William McCordick, for 2.75 acres of land in Kennett Township, August 23, 1804 [Samuel Harper’s property]

Folder 16: 78x313.17 Deed

John Hendrickson and wife Elizabeth to Robert Hamilton, for an undivided moiety or half part of a tract of land in Christiana Hundred, April 1807

78x313.18 Deed

Samuel Pennell, house carpenter, and wife, to George Mattson, yeoman, for a messuage and tract of land in Christiana Hundred, July 6, 1810

78x313.19 Deed

Robert Hamilton and wife to James M. Broom, for a plantation and appurtenances in Christiana Hundred, April 1, 1811

Folder 17: 78x313.20 Deed

John Marshall to George Mattson, Christiana Hundred, February 2, 1811

78x313.21 Deed

Caleb Seal to John Rumford, for land in Wilmington, February 5, 1813

78x313.22 Deed

Henry Jefferiss and wife to Bennett Jefferiss, Christiana Hundred, March 24, 1813

Folder 18: 78x313.23 Deed

William Bailey to Samuel Pennell, for a lot of land in Christiana Hundred, August 4, 1813

78x313.24 Deed

James M. Broom and wife to John Davis, Christiana Hundred, May 4, 1814

78x313.25 Deed

John Davis and wife to William Ringold, for a plantation in Christiana Hundred containing 132 acres, January 8, 1817

78x313.26 Deed

John Edwards and wife to Pennock Edwards, Marlborough Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, June 6, 1817

Folder 19: 78x313.27 Deed

Charles Twaddell and wife to Patrick McFagen, Christiana Hundred, February 9, 1818

78x313.28 Deed

Matilda Paxson to James Delaplain, for a house and lot in Christiana Hundred, February 26, 1823

78x313.29 Deed

William Webb, Stephen Webb, and Richard Barnard to William Pusey, for 82 acres in Kennett Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, March 25, 1823

78x313.30 Deed

Bennett Jefferiss and wife to John Carns, Christiana Hundred, May 8, 1823

Box 2:

Folder 1: 78x313.31 Deed poll

Peter B. Delany, Sheriff of New Castle County, to John Caldwell, Christiana Hundred, November 12, 1825

78x313.32 Deed

John Palmer, surviving executor of William Walter, to George Matson, for land in Christiana Hundred, March 23, 1827

Folder 2: 78x313.33 Deed

James Delaplain, executor for Charles Tweaddell, to Benjamin Harvey, Christiana Hundred, March 25, 1828

78x313.34 Deed

Stephen Webb and Ann Matson for George Matson, to Samuel Clendenin, Christiana Hundred, August 1, 1828

78x313.35 Deed

Samuel Clendenin and wife to Robert Irwine, for land in Centreville, Christiana Hundred, August 2, 1828

Folder 3: 78x313.36 Deed

James Delaplain and wife to Mary P. Davis, for a house and lot in Centreville, Christiana Hundred, March 30, 1835

78x313.37 Deed, with plot plan

William Way and wife to the Mill-Creek Company for a piece of marsh in Christiana Hundred, September 9, 1836

Folder 4: 78x313.38 Deed

James Delaplain and William Smith, executors of Thomas Smith Hollingsworth, to Bennett Jefferis, Christiana Hundred, March 24, 1840

78x313.39 Deed

Isaac D. Philips and wife and William G. Philips and wife to John B. Robinson, for 85 acres in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County, March 10, 1835

Folder 5: 78x313.40 Mortgage

Robert P. Robinson to Joseph Chandler, Wilmington, March 24, 1866

78x313.41 Mortgage

Robert L. Robinson and wife to Christiana Robinson, Sarah M. Robinson, and Mary R. Robinson, for “farm or two tracts or parcels of land situate in Christiana Hundred …, no. 1 beginning on the south side of the Newport Road …, and no. 2 lying on the north side of the Newport Road …, being the same premises which the heirs of Robert P. Robinson … did grant and confirm unto the said Robert L. Robinson,” New Castle, Delaware, 1873

Series II: Robinson family papers

Box 2:

Folder 6: 82x360.8 Will

Will and letter Testamentary, William Robinson, New Castle, Delaware, January 15, 1820

Folder 7: 78x313.43 Draft of agreement

Between Ingeber and Peter Stidham for the executors of William Robinson to put out $861 for their use, n.p., December 1820

[William Robinson, while he was alive, had been the guardian of Peter Stidham, son of Jonas Stidham]

78x313.44 Account

Account (copy of settlement) of Vincent Robinson, Robert P. Robinson, and James McKean, executors of the will of William Robinson, Christiana Hundred, 1821

78x313.45 Assignment

assignment of personal property for the use of his grandchildren, John Lyman to Vincent Robinson, trustee, Christiana Hundred, 1822

78x313.46 Account

“The further account of James McKean, one of the executors of the last will and testament of William Robinson, farmer, Christiana Hundred, County of New Castle,” 1822-1825

Folder 8: 78x313.47 Bill

Receipted bill, Jonas Pusey to Mill Creek Marsh Company for survey and deed for lot of marsh purchased of William Way, n.p., 1834. Payment received from Robert P. Robinson, Treasurer, 1836

78x313.48 Deed

Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad to Robert P. Robinson, Christiana Hundred, June 13, 1839

79x313.49 Account

“The account of Robert P. Robinson, executor of the last will and testament of Hannah Robinson …,” Wilmington, January 16, 1851, for goods and chattels, rights and credits in the city of Philadelphia, examined and approved by Ann C. Cleland, daughter of the deceased

Folder 9: 78x313.50 Court order

Order from Peter B. Vandever, Register of New Castle County, to Gilpin P. Stidham and William Z. Derrickson, to appraise the goods and chattels of Eleanor Brynberg, late of Christiana Hundred, January 3, 1859

78x313.51 Receipt

Jno. C. Patterson to Robert P. Robinson, for drawing petition for signature of heirs of E. Brynberg, n.p., February 16, 1859

78x313.52 Petition

Petition of heirs of Eleanor Brynberg for partition of the real estate, Christiana Hundred, to the Orphans Court, New Castle, February 7, 1859

78x313.53 Notice

Notice from Robert P. Robinson on behalf of Ann C. Cleland, to Edward Thatcher and Ephraim Magargle, to remove themselves from farm and premises now in their tenure, n.p., December 24, 1859

Folder 10: 82x360.10 Letters

Wilmington and Reading Railroad Co., to Robert P. Robinson, about land damage, Wilmington, 1867-1868, including assessor’s printed form with amount of damage, and scrap noting “R.B. Robinson land taken by W.R. Road,” n.d.

Folder 11: 82x360.11 Letters

Wilmington and Western R.R. Co. to Robert P. Robinson, about land damages, Wilmington, September 19, 1871, and December 19, 1871, with assessments of damages and copy of by-laws of the Board of Directors of the railroad company

Folder 12: 82x360.12 Assessment

Printed form of assessment of damage by the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Company to the heirs of R. L. Robinson, Christiana Hundred, December 30, 1884

Folder 13: 82x360.13 Letter

Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore R.R. Co., to Mrs. R. L. Robinson, Wilmington, 1887, with two copies of release from Robert P. Robinson in regard to repairs on fence between properties, 1840

Series III: Delaplain family papers

Box 2:

Folder 14: 78x313.54 Order

State of Delaware to James Delaplain, Collector of the County Levy for Christiana Hundred, to list the “names and sir names of all and every person residing, dwelling and sojourning within the limits of your Hundred,” New Castle, August 22, 1781, signed by James Booth, Clerk of the Peace

78x313.55 Bond

James Delaplain, Collector of the Public Levies and Taxes, to the State of Delaware for performance of duties, New Castle, 1785, signed by James Booth, Clerk of the Peace, and dated August 22, 1785

78x313.56 Receipt

Hugh Thomson to James Delaplain for payment of £125, n.p., 1786

78x313.57 Bill

Hugh Patton, Philadelphia, to James Delaplain, October 11, 1786

78x313.58 Agreement

Signed by Robert Peirce, to let James Delaplain collect the Poor Taxes, Christiana Hundred, November 24, 1786

78x313.59 Account

George Simmons’s account with an unknown person, for cash, “order on Harlin Cloud,” and “To cash answered Willm. Ashton,” n.p. 1790

78x313.60 Bill

N. Way to James Delaplain “for sundry medicines administered himself and family in their different illnesses from April 1792 to March 1793 with inoculating his two children’s bay,” n.p., n.d.

78x313.61 Account

“Price of the plantation bought 1787 of Thos. Kean for £750,’ showing first payment and bond given for the remainder, along with payments of interest 1790-1793, and three payments dated 1787, 1790, and 1792

Folder 15: 78x313.62 Statement

“Jas. and Saml. Delaplain bond gave Jno. McKinley,” showing payment and interest, 1788-1798

78x313.63 Statement

Henry Latimore, attorney for Mrs. McKinley, showing payment received from James and Samuel Delaplain for interest and part payment of bond, August 19, 1788, to March 16, 1795, n.p.

78x313.64 Account

Account of Sam. Delaplain with estate of James Delaplain, n.p., 1787-1797

78x313.65 Account

Account of Samuel Delaplain with James Delaplain, August 1, 1792 to 1796

Folder 16: 78x313.66 Inventory

Inventory of estate of James Delaplain, Christiana Hundred, May 4, 1797

78x313.67 Affirmation

Affirmation of Nehemiah Delaplain to Thomas Duff, to answer questions concerning the settlement of accounts between James Delaplain, deceased, and Samuel Delaplain, New Castle County, 1798

78x313.68 Court case extract

Administrators of James Delaplain vs. Samuel Delaplain, New Castle, December 1797, with a monetary award to Samuel, and Mary Delaplain’s receipt for same

78x313.69 Account

account of Samuel Delaplain with James Delaplain, August 1792 to 1796, in settlement of James Delaplain vs. Samuel Delaplain

Folder 17: 78x313.70 Receipt

Peter Hendrickson to Mary Delaplain on account of rent for Thomas Phillips, n.p., 1802

78x313.71 Account

Aaron Coulson(?) with Mary Delaplain, as guardian of children Mary, Nehemiah, Susan, James, and Jane, 1805-1806, for boarding, schooling, clothing, etc.

78x313.72 Receipt

Charles Anderson to Mr. Robert Galbreath for James Delaplain’s state taxes, n.p., April 10, 1802

78x313.73 Bond

Mary Delaplain to John Marshall, for $159.22, Christiana Hundred, 1813

78x313.74 Bill

Mary Delaplain to Susan Delaplain, decd., for ten years boarding, n.p., 1818-1828

78x313.75 Bill

Mrs. Delaplain to Mary James, with receipt on verso, n.p., n.d.

Folder 18: 78x313.76a Letter of Attorney

Joseph and Nehemiah Delaplain to James Delaplain of Centerville, Delaware, to collect their share of their mother’s estate, with power of attorny to James Delaplain, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 3, 1830

78x313.76b Cover

Cover for the above letter, with a receipt for the same, 1831

78x313.77 Letter

Joseph Delaplain to James Delaplain, January 28, 1831

78x313.78 Letter

Nehemiah Delaplain, Cincinnati, to James Delaplain, February 24, 1831

78x313.79 Letter

Joseph and Nehemiah Delaplain, Cincinnati, to James Delaplain, March 22, 1831

78x313.80a Letter

copy of letter from James Delaplain, Centerville, to Joseph Delaplain, March 6, 1831

78x313.80b Letter

copy of letter from James Delaplain, Centerville, to Nehemiah Delaplain, March 28, 1831

78x313.80c Letter

copy of letter from James Delaplain, Centerville, to Joseph Delaplain, April 14, 1831

78x313.80d Letter

copy of letter from James Delaplain, Centerville, to Joseph Delaplain, August 13, 1831

78x313.80e Letter

copy of letter from James Delaplain, Centerville, to Nehemiah Delaplain, August 13, 1831

78x313.81 Letter

Nehemiah Delaplain, Cincinnati, to James Delaplain, April 9, 1831

78x313.82 Letter

Joseph Delaplain, Cincinnati, to James Delaplain, May 29, 1831

78x313.83 Letter

Joseph Delaplain, Cincinnati, to James Delaplain, August 29, 1831

Series IV: Miscellaneous papers

Box 2:

Folder 19: 78x313.42 Letters patent

William Bent, inventor of machine for splitting leather and skins, conveying right to William Brown, currier of Philadelphia, February 8, 1808; reconveyed to Vincent Robinson, New Castle County, September 17, 1818

Folder 20: 78x313.84 Poem

“The Last Farewell of Jonas Walraven, son of Walraven [sic] and Elizabeth Walraven, who Departed this Life March 11, 1799,” by Mary Robinson, May 6, 1801

78x313.85 Account

“The account of William Robinson and John Brynberg, executors of the last will and testament of Peter Walraven,” Christiana Hundred, 1803 (copy of settlement)

78x313.86 Manumission paper

Manumission paper signed by James C. Wallace, for the release of Elizabeth, a Negro woman, and her three children, previously set free by Benjamin Wallace (her owner) but taken into the appraisement of his estate, Kent County, Delaware, 1831.

The paper mentions that Elizabeth is about 34 years old, that she had a daughter named Mariah before she was verbally freed by Benjamin Wallace, that since that first release she had married James Toomey, a freeman from Smyrna, and that Elizabeth and James have two children, John and Sarah Ann. James Toomey paid four dollars to secure this writ of manumission for his wife and the three children.

Folder 21: 82x360.14 Railroad surveys

Surveys of Robert P. Robinson’s property at Delaware Railroad Junction, n.d., and property of R. L. Robinson’s heirs, n.d. (8 surveys in all)

Folder 22: 78x313.87 Lithograph

“Perspective View of the Country between Wilmington and the Delaware Taken from the Hill S.W. of the Academy,” from Columbian Magazine, April 1787; [believed to have been done by Trenchard]

Missing item: 82x360.9 Specifications for Robert P. Robinson’s land for railroad, signed by James P. Stabler, June 25, 1835

Name index to acc. 78x313.1-.87

Anderson, Charles .72

Andries, Aeltie .1

Andries, Justa .1

Ashton, William .59

Bailey, William .23

Barnard, Richard .29

Bent, William 42

Bonham, Hannah .9

Booth, Jas. .54, .55

Broom, Jacob .10

Broom, James M. .19, .24

Brown, William .42

Bryndberg, Eleanor .50; .51; .52

Bryndberg, John .85

Caldwell, John .30

Carns, John .30

Chandler, Joseph .40

Cleland, Ann .49; .53

Clendenin, Samuel (& wife) .34;.35

Cloud, Harlin .59

Coulson(?), Aaron .71

Davis, John .24; .25

Davis, Mary P. .36

Delany, Peter B. .31

Delaplain, (Mrs.) .75

Delaplain children .71

Delaplain, James .28; .33; .36; .38; .54-.58; .60; .62-.69; .72; .76-.83

Delaplain, Joseph .76-.83

Delaplain, Mary .68; .70; .71; .73; .74; .76-.83

Delaplain, Nehemiah .67; .76-.83

Delaplain, Susan .74

Delaplane, James .60; .66

Derrickson, William Z. .50

Duff, Thomas .67

Edwards, John .26

Edwards, Pennock .26

Elizabeth (Negro woman) .86

Evans, John .9

Galbreath, Robert .72

Hamilton, Robert .14; .16

Harper, Samuel .15; .16

Harvey, Benjamin .33

Heath, John .9

Hendrickson, Elizabeth .17

Hendrickson, Isaac .14

Hendrickson, John .7; .17

Hendrickson, Peter .70

Hollingsworth, Abraham .3

Hollingsworth, Thomas Smith .38

Irwine, Robert .35

James, George .2; .4; .5; .6

James, Mary .75

Jefferiss, Bennett .22; .30; .38

Jefferiss, Henry .22

Kean, Thos. .61; .64

Kelton, James .16

Killen, Will .5

LaGrange, Arnoldus .1; .2

Langley, John .13

Latimore, Henry .63

Lea, James .8

Lewis, Joel .14

Lyman, John .45

Magargle, Ephraim .53

Mankin, George .2; .3

Mankin, Richard .2

Marshall, John .20; .73

Matson, Ann .34

Matson, George .18; .20; .32; .34

McCordick, William .15; .16

McFagen, Patrick .27

McKean, James .44; .46

McKinley, Jno. .62

McKinley, Mrs. .63

Moore, John .12

Newland, Joseph .5; .16

Newlin, Ellis .8; .10

Newlin, Joseph .4

Palmer, John .32

Paschall, Henry .11; .12

Patterson., Jno. C. .51

Patton, Hugh .57

Paxton, Matilda .28

Peirce, Robert .58

Pennell, Samuel, & wife .39

Philips, Isaac P., & wife .39

Philips, William G., & wife .39

Phillips, Thomas .70

Pusey, Jonas .47

Pusey, William .29

Ringold, William .25

Robinson, Christiana .41

Robinson, George .21, .3

Robinson, Hannah .49

Robinson, James .3

Robinson, John .3

Robinson, John B. .39

Robinson, Joseph .3

Robinson, Mary .84

Robinson, Mary R. .41

Robinson, Robert .2

Robinson, Robert L., & wife .41

Robinson, Robert P. .40; .41; .44; .47-.49; .51; .53

Robinson, Sarah M. .41

Robinson, Vincent .42; .44; .45

Robinson, William, .43; .44; .46; .85

Rumford, John .21

Russell, Jane .13

Seal, Caleb .21

Simmons, George .59

Smith, William .38

Springer, Abraham .7

Springer, Charles .2

Springer, Joseph .7

Springer, Solomon .7

Stedham, Lucas .2

Stidham, Gilpin .50

Stidham, Ingeber .43

Stidham, Jonas .43

Stidham, Peter .43

Thatcher, Edward .53

Thompson, Hugh .56

Trenchard (an artist) .87

Turken, John .2

Twaddell, Charles .27

Tweadell, Charles .33

Vandever, Peter B. .50

Wallace, Benjamin .86

Wallace, James C. .86

Walraven, Elizabeth .84

Walraven, Jonas .84

Walraven, Peter .85

Walraven, Walraven .84

Walter, William .32

Warner, Joseph .11

Way, N. .60

Way, William .47

Way, William, & wife .37

Webb, Stephen .29; .34

Webb, William .29