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Father: Daniel Orson Ormsby
Mother: Sarah D. Satterlee
Date of Birth: July 16, 1843/4
Place of Birth: Alfred, Allegany Co., NY
First Marriage: Sept. 6, 1866, Henry B. Robinson, Steuben Co.,
NY
Date of Death: July 8, 1915
Place of Death: Alfred, NY
Place of Burial: Maplewood Cemetery, Alfred NY
Spouse: Henry Bunker Robinson (Robison)
Father: Robert Robison
Mother: Cynthia
Date of Birth: April 13, 1844
Place of Birth: Steuben Co., NY
Date of Death: January 21, 1918
Place of Death: Salamanca, NY
Place of Burial: Maplewood Cemetery, Alfred, NY
Lucinda Ormsby was the daughter of Daniel Orson and Sarah Satterlee. She was born in Alfred 07-16-1843, admitted to the First Alfred SDB 1859. Dismissed from this SDB and admitted to the Second Alfred SDB on 12-13-1896. Died in Alfred 07-08-1915. Married 09-06-1866 Henry Robison in Alfred.
Sources: Linda Wheeler, secretary for First Alfred SDB Church
The Alfred record book which was compiled by my wife, Ilou, relied
heavily upon the records of the clerk of the Alfred Church, Frank
Greene, who did an outstanding job of including biographical records
along with membership lists. Unfortunately, it was done before
computers and was all hand written. I checked the original and
it could easily be read as either Radison or Robison.
The only thing that I could find on Henry B. Robison in our
files was his obituary in the Sabbath Recorder vol. 84 # 6
February 11, 1918 pg. 191.
Robison---- Henry Bunker Robison, son of Robert and Cynthia Robison, was born in Steuben County, NY April 13, 1844 and died at the home of his son in Salamanca, January 21, 1918, ages 73 years, 9 months, and 8 days.
He lived in Steuben County until he was 33 years of age and on September 6, 1866 he was married to Lucinda Green Ormsby. To this union four children were born--- Orson W. of Salamanca; Mrs. Sara C. Shaw of Alfred; Mrs. Emma Vincent of Alfred Station, and Emcie, deceased.
More than forty years ago they moved to the vicinity of Alfred Station and he lived the remainder of his life there. He joined the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Hartsville in 1885, and in May of 1910 he transferred his membership to the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Alfred Station, where he remained a faithful member until death claimed him, He was a kindhearted man, much devoted to his family. Mrs. Robison passed away in July 1915, since which time he has made his home with his children. Several months ago he underwent an operation and was thought well on the way to recovery until about a week before his death, he began suddenly to fail. He died in the faith in which he lived, trusting in the Savior who had led him along life's journey.
He was the youngest of a family of fourteen children. One brother Silas Robison of Bradford, NY, three children, seven grandchildren and many relatives and friends are left, who realize their loss in his departure.
The funeral was conducted in the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Alfred Station at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, Thursday, January 24, 1918 by his pastor. Interment in Pleasant Valley cemetery I. S. G.
Don A. Sanford
Seventh Day Baptist Historical Society
Box 1678
Janesville, WI 53547
John Robison settled in the town of Caroline, Tompkins County, in 1801. In a book of the history of Caroline, the text says "John Robison, grandfather of Henry...
Source: Jan Robison
Lucinda Ormsby was the daughter of Daniel Orson and Sarah Satterlee.
She
was born in Alfred 07-16-1843, admitted to the First Alfred SDB
1859.
Dismissed from this SDB and admitted to the Second Alfred SDB
on
12-13-1896. Died in Alfred 07-08-1915. Married 09-06-1866 Henry
Radison
in Alfred.
Henry Bunker Robison, b. April 13, 1844 in Steuben County, died January 21, 1918 in Salamanca, Cattaraugus County. There were 14 children born to his parents, Robert and Cynthia Seward Robison. The names I have are: Ada Robison, Amy Robison, Cameron S. Robison, Henry Bunker Robison, Mary Ann Robison, Mary V. Robison, Robert R. Robison, Silas Way Robison.
Alfred Rural Cemetery, NY.
Sarah C.. Shaw 1870 - 1941
Frank A. Shaw 1866 - 1938
David Vincent Robison 1899 - 1934
Sarah C. Robison Shaw, daughter of Henry and Lucinda;
David Vincent Robison, Grandson of Henry and Lucinda Ormsby Robison.
Robison markers at Alfred Rural Cemetery
Marker of Sarah C. Robison
Shaw, daughter of Henry and Lucinda
Marker of David Vincent
Robison, Grandson of Henry and Lucinda Ormsby Robison.
Henry, Lucinda and Emcy's
marker at Maplewood Cemetery, Alfred, NY.
Photos by Donna Rodgers of Alfred, NY.
Author: George RogersDate: 7 Apr 1999
Robert Robi(n)son, a sawyer, was born in Rhode Island in 1786.
His wife Cynthia was born in New York in 1798. In 1850 they lived
in Hornellsville with six children (probably) all born in New
York. They were Cameron b. 1829, Amy b. 1833, Ada b. 1836, Silas
b. 1839, Robert b. 1842 and Henry b. 1844. Several other Robinsons
lived in the area including Thomas, Benjamin and Vandershear.
Author: Jan Robison Date: 30 May 1999
Cynthia Seward, b. 1798 in Chenango Co. married Robert Robinson,
b. 1786 in RI. Lived most of their married lives in Steuben Co.
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