Daniel Robinson Family from History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname:  ROBINSON
Source:   History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
           Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, Page 261

DANIEL ROBINSON* was of the fifth generation in America. 
First generation ______ emigrated from England - settled in Salem, Massachusetts.
Second - Joseph
Third - Isaac
Fourth - John
DANIEL was born in Andover, Massachusetts in 1883 - married Lucy - daughter of Samuel Hills 
of Surrey - settled in Acworth 1809, was in the mercantile business thirty-six years and was 
a valuable member of society - died 1856 - children,
I. Lucy - born 1808 - married Daniel M. Smith of Lempster - children,
     1. Mary L.
     2. Sarah R. - died young
     3. George M.
     4. Clara E.
     5. Clarence E. - died young
     6. Martha R.
II. Sarah T. - married first - Winslow Allen (see Allen family).
   Sarah T. - married second - Jonathan Robinson of Keene.
III. Mary L. - died young.
IV. Dean D. - residence Washington D.C. - married Mary G. Parks (see Parks family) - children, 
     1. Charles D. - killed at the battle of Fredericksburg - 1862.
     2. Helen E. - married Galen Grout (see Grout family).
     3. Adeline L.
     4. Maria
V. John - married Sarah M. Peck - children,
     1. Daniel D - born 1860 - died young.
     2. Samuel W. - born 1861.

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