From Articles published in the Hightstown Gazette

                         Marriages
June 25, 1858, At Allentown, May 22nd, by the Rev. D.L. Adams. Mr.
Peter Robbins to Ellen Parent, both of Allentown.

July 30, 1858, On the 24th inst., at Cranbury, by Rev. Jos. H. James,
Mr. Samuel V. Robbins to Harriet Van Marter, both of Hightstown.

Feb. 9, 1860, On the 25th of Jan., by Rev. Thomas D. Hoover, Mr. Amour
Robbins to Miss Lucinda C. Snediker, both of Cranbury.

Aug. 22, 1861, By Rev. R. Taylor, on the 10th inst., Mr. Jonathan Robbins
and Miss Delia Cosh, both of Jamesburg.

March 2, 1882, At the parsonage on Thursday, February 23rd, by Rev.
O.P. Eaches, Milnor Robbins to Miss Anna Robbins, both of Washington
township.

                          Deaths
Dec. 14, 1860, in this borough, on the 12th inst., Emily wife of Daniel
Robbins, in the 22nd year of her age. Funeral services today (Friday)
in the Pres. Church, at 11 o'clock. The friends will meet at the house
at 10 o'clock.

May 30, 1861, In Bordentown, on the 5th inst., Aaron Robbins, formerly
of Cranbury, aged 45 years.

June 20, 1861, In Bordentown, on the 5th inst., Amor Robbins, formerly
of Cranbury, aged 45 years.

May 28, 1885, Ex-Judge, Chillion Robbins, aged 42, un-married, died at
Freehold on Sunday last.

July 30, 1885, Charles Robbins, of Hightstown, died Monday, of
paralysis. He was for years employed by the Railroad Company. After
sustaining an injury, he has assisted his son William Robbins, a competent
shoemaker. He left a large family and was buried from the Presbyterian
Church.

July 26, 1888, Peter Robbins, a lime-kiln burner, fell into the pit
on Monday at Smith's stone quarry, near Phillipsburg, and was burned
to death.

Dec. 12, 1889, George F. Robbins, a farmer of Millstone Township,
committed suicide on Sunday by shooting himself in the head after church.

Dec. 9, 1908, Nathan Robbins, a farmer near Navisink & a long time
sufferer of disease, committed suicide by shooting himself in the head.