Experience Robinson

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Experience Robinson formerly Lombard aka Lumbert, Lumbart was born in 1672 [location unknown] to Jedediah Lombard Sr. and Hannah (Wing) Lombard. She is the sister of Thomas Lombard and Jedediah Lombard Junior. She married Peter Robinson in 1699 in Tisbury, Dukes, Province of Massachusetts Bay. She is the mother of Peter Robinson, Simeon Robinson, Benjamin Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Anna Robinson, Isaac Robinson and Elizabeth (Robinson) Smith. Experience died on 30 Apr 1727 in Tisbury, Dukes, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Biography

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Experience /Manter/[1] Research Notes

Cutter Vol I. Page 92. Cutter identifies Experience as the daughter of John Manton of Tisbury.

Sources

Ancestry Family Trees. Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. ↑ Source: Ancestry Family Trees Acknowledgments

Thank you to Robert Cherry for creating WikiTree profile Manter-25 through the import of CherryOttosen_2013-03-19.ged on Mar 19, 2013.

Experience (Lumbert) Robinson, the second wife of the early Windham settler Peter Robinson, and mother of the 13 youngest of her husband's 16 children, d. April 30, 1727 at Windham, Conn., Æ 55. She is buried with her infant grandson, Amasa Palmer, who also died on April 30, 1727. Experience's inscription forms the left panel of a two panel "winged" gravestone. Grandson Amasa was the first child of Elihu Palmer and Experience's eldest daughter, Abigail Robinson. Experience's first child was Peter Robinson, Jr., born Dec. 7, 1696 at Tisbury on Martha's Vineyard (Dukes County), Mass.

In the 1925 Robinson Genealogy, Experience is stated to have been Mary (Manter) Robinson's niece, which is not correct. She was Mary's first cousin once removed, or more simply Mary's half second cousin. Suffice it to say, in this presentation the memorialist has cut short the background required to uncover Experience (Lumbert) Robinson's correct identity. Nevertheless, in the time in which Experience and her husband Peter Robinson lived, the term "niece" did not mean the daughter of one's sibling or of a spouse's sibling. Rather, it most often referred to a person's cousin by blood or marriage. If the memorialist is correct in the trail of Peter Robinson's "great bible," Peter's second wife Experience was referred in the family bible as the niece of first wife Mary. Unfortunately, modern writers (including the author of the 1925 Robinson Genealogy) failed to recognize how the term "niece" was used in the 1600s and 1700s.

Experience Lumbert was the eldest dau. of Jedediah Lumbert and Hannah Wing, b. in Apr. 1673 at Barnstable, Mass. (the date of her birth in the Barnstable town records is mangled and switched with that of her sister Hannah). She was bapt. Mar. 23, 1683/4 at the Barnstable First Church with the rest of her siblings. Her maternal grandparents were Daniel Wing and first wife Hannah Swift, who were Quakers at Sandwich, Mass. Her maternal great grandparents were Rev. John Wing and Deborah Bachiler (q.v.), latter whose father, Rev. Stephen Bachiler, was the founder of the Town of Hampton, NH. Experience's paternal grandfather was Thomas Lumbert, the early settler of Barnstable, Mass. who had upwards of four wives. Thomas was the gr. grandfather of Mary (Lumbert) Robinson, whose grandfather Barnard Lumbert was the much older half-brother of Experience's father Jedediah Lumbert.

Husband Peter and many of Experience's children are interred with headstones at the southeast uphill portion of the old part of the Scotland Village Cemetery, on the north side of Cemetery Road in Scotland, Conn. That entire section of the Scotland Village cemetery is not included in Hale's Cemetery database.

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WikiTree MyHeritage www.wikitree.com Collection 10109 MH:S500035

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https://www.myheritage.co.il/research/collection-10109/wikitree?ite... 3 18 APR 2018 התווסף באמצעות Record Match

Experience Robinson formerly Lombard aka Lumbert, Lumbart was born in 1672 [location unknown] to Jedediah Lombard Sr. and Hannah (Wing) Lombard. She is the sister of Thomas Lombard and Jedediah Lombard Junior. She married Peter Robinson in 1699 in Tisbury, Dukes, Province of Massachusetts Bay. She is the mother of Peter Robinson, Simeon Robinson, Benjamin Robinson, Joseph Robinson, Anna Robinson, Isaac Robinson and Elizabeth (Robinson) Smith. Experience died on 30 Apr 1727 in Tisbury, Dukes, Province of Massachusetts Bay

Biography

Name

Experience /Manter/[1] Research Notes

Cutter Vol I. Page 92. Cutter identifies Experience as the daughter of John Manton of Tisbury.

Sources

Ancestry Family Trees. Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. ↑ Source: Ancestry Family Trees Acknowledgments

Thank you to Robert Cherry for creating WikiTree profile Manter-25 through the import of CherryOttosen_2013-03-19.ged on Mar 19, 2013.

Experience (Lumbert) Robinson, the second wife of the early Windham settler Peter Robinson, and mother of the 13 youngest of her husband's 16 children, d. April 30, 1727 at Windham, Conn., Æ 55. She is buried with her infant grandson, Amasa Palmer, who also died on April 30, 1727. Experience's inscription forms the left panel of a two panel "winged" gravestone. Grandson Amasa was the first child of Elihu Palmer and Experience's eldest daughter, Abigail Robinson. Experience's first child was Peter Robinson, Jr., born Dec. 7, 1696 at Tisbury on Martha's Vineyard (Dukes County), Mass.

In the 1925 Robinson Genealogy, Experience is stated to have been Mary (Manter) Robinson's niece, which is not correct. She was Mary's first cousin once removed, or more simply Mary's half second cousin. Suffice it to say, in this presentation the memorialist has cut short the background required to uncover Experience (Lumbert) Robinson's correct identity. Nevertheless, in the time in which Experience and her husband Peter Robinson lived, the term "niece" did not mean the daughter of one's sibling or of a spouse's sibling. Rather, it most often referred to a person's cousin by blood or marriage. If the memorialist is correct in the trail of Peter Robinson's "great bible," Peter's second wife Experience was referred in the family bible as the niece of first wife Mary. Unfortunately, modern writers (including the author of the 1925 Robinson Genealogy) failed to recognize how the term "niece" was used in the 1600s and 1700s.

Experience Lumbert was the eldest dau. of Jedediah Lumbert and Hannah Wing, b. in Apr. 1673 at Barnstable, Mass. (the date of her birth in the Barnstable town records is mangled and switched with that of her sister Hannah). She was bapt. Mar. 23, 1683/4 at the Barnstable First Church with the rest of her siblings. Her maternal grandparents were Daniel Wing and first wife Hannah Swift, who were Quakers at Sandwich, Mass. Her maternal great grandparents were Rev. John Wing and Deborah Bachiler (q.v.), latter whose father, Rev. Stephen Bachiler, was the founder of the Town of Hampton, NH. Experience's paternal grandfather was Thomas Lumbert, the early settler of Barnstable, Mass. who had upwards of four wives. Thomas was the gr. grandfather of Mary (Lumbert) Robinson, whose grandfather Barnard Lumbert was the much older half-brother of Experience's father Jedediah Lumbert.

Husband Peter and many of Experience's children are interred with headstones at the southeast uphill portion of the old part of the Scotland Village Cemetery, on the north side of Cemetery Road in Scotland, Conn. That entire section of the Scotland Village cemetery is not included in Hale's Cemetery database.

GEDCOM Source

WikiTree MyHeritage www.wikitree.com Collection 10109 MH:S500035

GEDCOM Source

https://www.myheritage.co.il/research/collection-10109/wikitree?ite... 3 18 APR 2018 התווסף באמצעות Record Match

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