Amos Robinson, Jr.

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Amos Robinson Jr
1793–1823 •

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Amos Robinson Jr
Last Changed: July 22, 2017 by Marlene York

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Last Changed: June 23, 2012 by Carolyn Lundgren

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1793
Wilkes, Georgia, United States
Last Changed: July 22, 2017 by Marlene York

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4 November 1823
Grove Hill, Clarke, Alabama, United States
Last Changed: July 22, 2017 by Marlene York
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Amos Robinson Jr
1793–1823 •
Marriage: 10 May 1814
Clarke, Alabama, United States

Achsah Pugh
1797–1874 • LTN1-7SV​​

Children of Achsah Pugh and Amos Robinson Jr (4)

Alvira C Robinson
1815–1897 •

Matilda Robinson
1817–1900 • L7B5-M2C​​

Wesley Robinson
1820–1877 • LTN1-7LK​​

Sarah "Sallie" Robinson
1823–1890 • LXMZ-CWR​​

Parents and Siblings

Amos Robinson
1760–1820 • GH66-Z5L​​
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Lydia Wentworth
1760–1837 • G7FC-ZZ9​​

Children of Lydia Wentworth and Amos Robinson (3

Jonah Robinson
1786–1870 • KDQK-G7H​​

Amos Robinson Jr
1793–1823 • 9V5H-FZ7​​

Elizabeth Robinson
1795–1861 • 2HS6-853​​

From Clarke County, Alabama and its Surroundings by T.H. Ball. “In 1811, there came from Georgia a soldier of the Revolution, Elijah Pugh, whose ancestors came from that noted principality of Wales, and were fellow countrymen of Christmas Evans. He had at least four brothers. Three of these: John, William and Alexander Pugh, went to Indiana and settled near Indianapolis, where the descendants are still supposed to be living. Elijah Pugh had four sons who came also from Georgia to Clarke County; Isaac, Rezin, Jesse and Stephen. He had three daughters: Mirriam, who married Isaac Jackson; Achsah, who married Amos Robinson and later Giles Chapman; and Alvira, who married Joseph Hall. Elijah Pugh died in June 1824, being sixty-three years of age. Robert Pugh, a fourth brother of Elijah, came also from Georgia in 1811 and settled in the same neighborhood. Robert had three sons: Elijah, Kinman, and Meredith and four daughters: Betsey, who became Mrs. Smith and removed to Texas; Nancy, who became Mrs. Macon, and Martha, who married P. Jones.

Souces: Chapman Pugh Genealogy; Clarke County, Alabama and its Surroundings

https://www.clarkemuseum.com/html/elijah_pugh.html