William Robinson
1875 - unk-
Name William Robinson Birth 13 Oct 1875 Lissara, County Down 
Gender Male Death unk Person ID I2652 Drollinger Genealogy Last Modified 28 Apr 2023
Father George Robinson, b. 31 Dec 1840, County Down, Ireland d. 20 Sep 1917, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland (Age 76 years) Mother Elizabeth Jane Maharry, b. 23 Sep 1845, County Down, Ireland d. 26 Jan 1923, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland (Age 77 years) Family ID F866 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Margaret "Maggie" Scott, b. 4 Jul 1881, 23 Central Street, Belfast d. 5 Jan 1934, 23 Central Street, Belfast (Age 52 years) Marriage 1 Nov 1902 Albert Bridge Independent Church, Belfast, Down Children 1. Isabella Robinson, b. 23 Nov 1903, 5 Vicarage Street, Belfast d. 13 Jul 1965, Dykebar Hospital, Paisley. (2 Lang Avenue). (Age 61 years)2. Robert Robinson, b. 27 Jun 1905, 14 Temple Street, Belfast Family ID F3893 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Mar 2016
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Birth - 13 Oct 1875 - Lissara, County Down 
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Notes - In June 2001 Ken and mum and I went to Belfast where I spent 2 days in GRO in Chichester Street and mum and Ken spent 2 days in PRONI. The rest of the week we spent visiting relations and places that we found our ancestors had come from. I saw and copied the birth cert. of William Robinson. He was born at Lissara where his father was resident. The birth was registered by Elizabeth Robinson who was present at the birth. She was also resident at Lissara.
Margaret Brown of Greystone, Kintore, Aberdeenshire AB51 0YX UK
Note Ken and Margaret Brown visited Pittsburgh after we had corresponded. She was a Glasgow dentist and they came to see a play at the Benedum theatre. A side note when uncle Bob Gordon died in 1968 I obtained his brother William Gordon's WWI medals. Two were engraved W. Gordon but the 1914 1915 Star was engraved W. Robinson. Evidently the two cousins met after the war and swapped medals.
- In June 2001 Ken and mum and I went to Belfast where I spent 2 days in GRO in Chichester Street and mum and Ken spent 2 days in PRONI. The rest of the week we spent visiting relations and places that we found our ancestors had come from. I saw and copied the birth cert. of William Robinson. He was born at Lissara where his father was resident. The birth was registered by Elizabeth Robinson who was present at the birth. She was also resident at Lissara.