All of this (including the children) is according to Thomas K. Robbins
(1.724) <tomrobbins@comcast.net> (and other Robins researchers).

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Nathan was born on January 11, 1816 in Monmouth County, New Jersey and died
on March 3, 1894.  (According to Charles Robbins Hutchinson Nathan died on
March 6, 1898.)  Nathan married Mary A. Mount, the daughter of Samuel and
Rebecca Mount.

Nathan and Mary are both buried in the Hamilton Square Presbyterian
Churchyard, Hamilton Township, Mercer County, New Jersey.  According to
his headstone Nathan died on March 3, 1894.  According to "Genealogical
and Personal Memoirs of Mercer County, New Jersey" by Francis Bazley Lee
in 1907 Nathan died on March 6, 1898.

Nathan appears in the census for Mercer County, New Jersey in 1840, 1850,
1860, 1870, and 1880.

Nathan lived near Hamilton Square, Mercer County.

Hunterdon Democrat
May 29, 1883, Forty-Fifth Volume, No. 41

Local Department
An item was published in this paper a few weeks since, stating that
information was wanted of Solomon Lake, who left Ringoes about 40 years
ago. Mr. Williamson, Postmaster at Ringoes, has received a letter from
Nathan Robbins, of Hamilton Square, Mercer county, in which he says:
"Solomon Lake came to our place perhaps 40 years ago, married and lived
within a few miles of us, at different places, until he died, May 12,
1879. He left a widow with some children."

Children:

i.     Ridgway.
ii.    Sarah.
iii.   Enoch, probably died young.
iv.    Samuel M.
v.     George R.
vi.    R. Randall.
vii.   Isaac.
viii.  Enoch. died in August of 1879.
ix.    Emily.
x.     Jasper.
xi.    Charles H.

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