My 3rd Great Grandmother, Ann Finely, third wife of Benjamin Oliger Robinson, and parents of my 2nd Great Grandmother Elizabeth Fannie Robinson-Taylor.
Fannie's death certificate ate that her mother was "Lizzie Short." An obvious error. There are also suppositions that Ann's maiden name was Lloyd. This too is unsubstantiated. In the Vincinnes Weekly Sun newspaper, dated September 13, 1873, in a bio for Benjamin, it reads, "He was married to Miss. Ann Schultz, who was also born in Salem County, New Jersey. She has been dead about sixteen years..." Benjamin was still alive at the time of this writing. Hard to say if Ann was a Finley and married a Schultz, or a Schultz who married a Finley. I can find no evidence otherwise. All I do know for sure is Benjamin Robinson married in fact Ann Finley.
There is no marker in this cemetery for Ann and all can do is suppose she is buried here in the same cemetery as her husband. I am not sure of a relationship of An, if any, with Benjamin's second wife Margaret Lloyd, who died is Salem County, New Jersey, September 1, 1821.
Fannie's death certificate ate that her mother was "Lizzie Short." An obvious error. There are also suppositions that Ann's maiden name was Lloyd. This too is unsubstantiated. In the Vincinnes Weekly Sun newspaper, dated September 13, 1873, in a bio for Benjamin, it reads, "He was married to Miss. Ann Schultz, who was also born in Salem County, New Jersey. She has been dead about sixteen years..." Benjamin was still alive at the time of this writing. Hard to say if Ann was a Finley and married a Schultz, or a Schultz who married a Finley. I can find no evidence otherwise. All I do know for sure is Benjamin Robinson married in fact Ann Finley.
There is no marker in this cemetery for Ann and all can do is suppose she is buried here in the same cemetery as her husband. I am not sure of a relationship of An, if any, with Benjamin's second wife Margaret Lloyd, who died is Salem County, New Jersey, September 1, 1821.
My 3rd Great Grandmother, Ann Finely, third wife of Benjamin Oliger Robinson, and parents of my 2nd Great Grandmother Elizabeth Fannie Robinson-Taylor.
Fannie's death certificate ate that her mother was "Lizzie Short." An obvious error. There are also suppositions that Ann's maiden name was Lloyd. This too is unsubstantiated. In the Vincinnes Weekly Sun newspaper, dated September 13, 1873, in a bio for Benjamin, it reads, "He was married to Miss. Ann Schultz, who was also born in Salem County, New Jersey. She has been dead about sixteen years..." Benjamin was still alive at the time of this writing. Hard to say if Ann was a Finley and married a Schultz, or a Schultz who married a Finley. I can find no evidence otherwise. All I do know for sure is Benjamin Robinson married in fact Ann Finley.
There is no marker in this cemetery for Ann and all can do is suppose she is buried here in the same cemetery as her husband. I am not sure of a relationship of An, if any, with Benjamin's second wife Margaret Lloyd, who died is Salem County, New Jersey, September 1, 1821.
Fannie's death certificate ate that her mother was "Lizzie Short." An obvious error. There are also suppositions that Ann's maiden name was Lloyd. This too is unsubstantiated. In the Vincinnes Weekly Sun newspaper, dated September 13, 1873, in a bio for Benjamin, it reads, "He was married to Miss. Ann Schultz, who was also born in Salem County, New Jersey. She has been dead about sixteen years..." Benjamin was still alive at the time of this writing. Hard to say if Ann was a Finley and married a Schultz, or a Schultz who married a Finley. I can find no evidence otherwise. All I do know for sure is Benjamin Robinson married in fact Ann Finley.
There is no marker in this cemetery for Ann and all can do is suppose she is buried here in the same cemetery as her husband. I am not sure of a relationship of An, if any, with Benjamin's second wife Margaret Lloyd, who died is Salem County, New Jersey, September 1, 1821.
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