Trenton Evening Times
Trenton, NJ
Monday April 24, 1899

Robbins: In Windsor, N.J. on the 22nd inst., Jerusha, wife of ex-Judge
R.C. Robbins, in the 92nd year of her age.



Bordentown Register
Bordentown, NJ
30 Nov 1900

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DIED
Robbins - In Windsor, on the 22d inst., Randall C. Robbins, in the 88th
year of his age.

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Trenton Evening Times
Trenton, NJ
24 Nov 1900

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Randall C Robbins Dead.
  Randall C. Robbins, one of the oldest residents of Mercer County, died
yesterday at Windsor.  He was 88 years old.  Under the old State constitution
the justices of the peace were associate judges of the county courts.
When Mercer county was formed, in 1838, he was a justice of the peace,
and sat an associate judge at the first session of the Mercer Court, and
was the last of these former officers alive.  He was a Master in Chancery
under the laws which were long since repealed, leaving him as a layman.

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Hunterdon Gazette
Flemington, NJ
7 Mar 1838

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[Mercer County Officials]
MERCER.
Surrogate - William P. Sherman.
Clerk - Ralph H. Shreve.
Prosecutor of the Pleas - James Wilson.
Judges - Charles Burroughs, William Tindall, Randall C. Robbins, Robert Brown.
Justices - Randall C. Robbins, William R. McKean, David Eastburn, Robert Brown.
Commissioners - Emley Olden, for Princeton; James B.
Coleman, for Nottingham; Isaac Barnes, Trenton.
Recorder of the City of Trenton - Samuel Evans.
Alderman of do. - John McCulley.

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"Kirkbride's New Jersey Business Directory"
Stacy B. Kirkbride, Jr
1850-1851

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Justices.

Mercer County
Randal C. Robbins, East Windsor, elected Apr 12 1847, commissioned May 1, 1847

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