Posted by: "Mary Robbins" merobbins336@yahoo.com Date: Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:18 pm ((PDT)) Without copying the whole article about Thomas Clare "pioneer settler of Lower Georges Creek, associated with Albert Gallatin of Friendship Hill", I will take out the section that I wanted to share. . . . Mr. Clare purchased from the heirs of Daniel Robins a tract of one hundred acres on Georges Creek, and also a one-fifth interest in the mill and fifty acres of land adjoining the same, April 11,1788. He also purchased from William Robins a tract of 214 acres adjoining the above November 2, 1793. This comes from the Daily News Standard, Uniontown, PA, November 21, 1901, the article is titled Back in Olden Times. Article from the Daily News Standard, published at Uniontown, PA dated Nov. 21,1901. BACK IN OLDEN TIMES: INTERESTING REMINISCENCES & SCRAPS OF LOCAL HISTORY. Thomas Clare migrated from Ireland to Phila & in 1785 purchased land at the mouth of George's Creek on the east bank of the Monongahela River. On April 15, 1788, Mr Clare purchased from the heirs of Daniel Robins a tract of 100 acres on George's Creek & also a 1/5 interest in the mill & 50 acres of and adjoining the same. He also purchased from William Robins a tract of 214 acres adjoining the above on Nov. 12, 1793. Posted by: "Mary Robbins" merobbins336@yahoo.com merobbins336 Date: Sat Feb 18, 2012 6:17 am ((PST)) I finally got to the PA State Archives yesterday and viewed the land records for two patents in Springhill Twp., Fayette County, PA.  "Fidelity" was warranted by Daniel Robins in 1785, and according to the patent, Daniel died intestate and Wm. Robins filed as Administrator. An adjoining property called "Reliance" was warranted in 1771 by James Borden, and patented by "Daniel Robins Administrator Wm. Robins". Both were patented on the same day: 23 April 1793. Posted by: "Mary Robbins" merobbins336@yahoo.com merobbins336 Date: Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:38 am ((PST)) I think I got all my info from Leona Cheeney, after she answered my query many years ago. Leona shared that Wm. was married to Mary Evans, there were four sons: 1.William m. Margaret Dillner, 2. John m. Sarah 3. Daniel and 4. George. Leona came thru son William, and I descended from son John. I haven't learned anymore about Daniel or George.