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Ellinore Robeson (Lane)

Also Known As: "Ellen", "Ella", "Eleanor", "Ellinor Robeson"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Perkiomen, Montgomery, PA
Death: January 13, 1778 (77-78)
Pennsylvania, United States
Place of Burial: Evansburg, Montgomery County, PA, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Edward Lane and Ann Talinger Cartledge
Wife of David Robeson
Mother of Mary Yorke and Eleanor Gambier
Sister of William Lane; Samuel Lane; Elizabeth Jane Potts; Anne Addams; James Lane and 1 other
Half sister of Christiana Polk; Edmund Joseph Cartledge, III and Joseph Cartledge

Managed by: Susan Elizabeth Baker
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About Ellinore Robeson

In marrying a Robeson, Eleanor brought together two influential families, the Robesons and the Lanes.
see also: https://www.geni.com/projects/Council-of-Proprietors-of-West-Jersey/789821

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She is buried in the Saint James Perkiomen churchyard founded by the wealth of the Lanes and the Robesons.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/117244119/elinor-robeson (not https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56048669/eleanor-lane )


~• died a widow? "Ella Robeson" named in (brother) Samuel Lane's will. "Ella" lived on a property adjoining her brother Samuel's 204 3/4 acre farm on the Perkiomen. The land she lived on belonged to Christian Schrack and perhaps Samual sold Schrack that land. ~• all the above detailed in the will.

A rather cryptic set of entries in Rev. Henry Melchior Mühlenberg's journal of March & April 1778 seems to indicate that he preached at her funeral, held April 5th, 1778 ††. It must have been delayed due to the harsh winter and the war. Her burial had been c. March 15th and her funeral on April 5th. ~• see Journal project

Her nephew by marriage Andrew Robeson may have been a Patriot and died during the Revolution

†† an here is another reference concerning Eleanor in Muhlenberg's Journal:..." Widow Robinson (? Robeson), also from across the Perkiomen, was visited by the Trappe minister who wrote of her as "a poor sick English widow 75 years
old abed with hectic fever." see HSMC Fall 1968, attached to Jounal <project>

proposed children

  • Catherine Stop Morgan (born Robeson), wife of William
    • Mar 23 1722 Berks, Pennsylvania, United State; Death 1777 North Carolina
  • Mary Yorke (born Robeson),
  • David Andrew Robison Jr., (1722- 1795) died Antrim Twp., Franklin, Pennsylvania (suspect this is not a match)
  • Eleanor Gambier (born Robinson) (1724- ?), wife of Lord Samuel Gambier (loyal to the Crown during the Revolution. It seems they lived in the islands.. (the Bahamas or further south)
    • married in Phila. 1759
  • Samuel Robeson, b.1726
  • William Robeson, b.1730
  • Jonathan Robeson b.1734

Note: most of the above needs further verification: MMvB vol. curator 5/23/2022


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Ellinore Robeson's Timeline

1700
1700
Perkiomen, Montgomery, PA
1722
1722
Pennsylvania, United States
1724
1724
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
1778
January 13, 1778
Age 78
Pennsylvania, United States
March 16, 1778
Age 78
Saint James Perkiomen, Evansburg, Montgomery County, PA, United States

evidently w/o care of a minister (see Muhlenberg Journal). HE eventually conducted her funeral in April as the Saint James had no rector.