Samuel ROBIE

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12 February 1628 , Donington le Heath, Leicestershire, England

Died

abt. 1693 , New Castle, New Hampshire, New England

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Born: 12 February 1628 in Donington le Heath, Leicestershire, England

Father: Unknown

Mother: Unknown

Samuel was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1647.

Immigration to the United States: A Genealogist’s Perspective

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Samuel married Mary WALTON abt. 1663 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, New England . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Mary WALTON was born abt. 1646 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA (Strawbery Banke). Mary died abt. 1679 in New Castle, New Hampshire, USA. Mary was the child of George WALTON and Alice HILTON.

Samuel ROBIE died abt. 1693 in New Castle, New Hampshire, New England.
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Samuel ROBIE married

Mary WALTON
Marriage date: abt. 1663
Marriage place: Portsmouth, New Hampshire, New England
Mary WALTON was the child of George WALTON and Alice HILTON

Children of Samuel ROBIE and Mary WALTON

Mary ROBIE

Born: abt. 1664, New Castle, New Hampshire, New England
Died: abt. 1700, Kittery, Maine, New England

Married: William TETHERLY 13 August 1683 Place: Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA (Strawbery Banke)

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