Marriage Records of Hunterdon County, New Jersey 1795-1873 Vol.1
Being an index to the marriages recorded in the office of the County
Clerk, at Flemington, N.J. compiled by Hiram E. Deats, Recording Secretary
and Librarian of the Hunterdon County Historical Society

Flemington, NJ
Hiram E. Deats
1918

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Robbins, Barzellai and Matilda Carkhuff, Dec 19, 1838 3-155 (Bartolette)

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From the Hunterdon County Democrat, Flemington, NJ
July 1, 1879, Forty First Vol., No. 45

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Sudden Death
Last Thursday afternoon, Barzilla Robbins, a well-known citizen of Mattison's
Corner, drove into town with his wife to do some shopping.  They had been here
but a short time when Mr. Robbins complained of feeling unwell, and he was
advised to sit down awhile in one of the chairs upon the Union Hotel porch.
Becoming worse, Dr. Keeler, was called and the suffering man was helped up
stairs and put to bed.  He had scarcely been laid down when it was found
that he was dying.  He had for some time been subject to heart disease
and his sudden and unexpected taking off is attributed to this disease.
Mr. Robbins was a worthy man, and his death is widely lamented.

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From the Hunterdon County Democrat, Flemington, NJ
July 22, 1879, Forty First Vol., No. 48

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Deaths

 Near Three Bridges, June 26, 1879, of heart disease, Barzilla Robbins,
in the 66th year of his age.

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Hunterdon Gazette
Flemington, NJ
25 Dec 1838

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Married.
  On the 19th inst. by the same [Rev. Charles Bartolette], Mr. Barzilla
Robbins of Delaware, to Miss Matilda Carkuff, of Raritan.

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Hunterdon County Democrat
Flemington, NJ
25 Dec 1838

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On the same day, (19th inst) by the Rev. C. Bartolette, Mr. Barzillai Bobbins,
of Delware, to Miss Matilda Carkuff, of Raritan.

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Hunterdon Gazette
Flemington, NJ
26 Apr 1848

paraphrasing ...

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Barzilla Robbins is named as the Assessor and the Overseer of the Poor as
well as the Constable in Franklin Township.

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"HISTORY OF HUNTERDON AND SOMERSET COUNTIES, NEW JERSEY"
JAMES P. SNELL
1881

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His [George Andrew Viesselius] wife was Miss Psyche Gardiner, of Three
Bridges. They had five children, - Hendrick, Andrus, Theodoras, Margaret,
Ida. The farm remained in the family until Henry and Catharine, his wife,
sold it. May 1, 1797, to Gabriel Carkhoff, who took the old stone building
down and built the house now occupied by his son-in-law, Barrillia Robbins.

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