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Descendents of George Embleton (1776 - 1833)
and Margaret Davidson (1782 - 1836)

Second Immigrant Generation
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15. Sarah Herbert . Daughter of Thomas Herbert & Isabel Embleton. Born 1832 in Colgate Hill, Parish Of Ilderton, England. Died 1834 in Colgate Hill, Parish Of Ilderton, England.

    Wooler Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill - Burial records:   1834, Sarah, daughter of Thomas Herbert, Miller, Colgate Hill and his wife Isabella Embleton.   Aged 2 years 3 months.

16. Mary Herbert . Daughter of Thomas Herbert & Isabel Embleton. Born 1 Feb 1834 in Colgate Hill, Parish Of Ilderton, England. Christen in Wooler Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Eng. Died 17 Jun 1915 in Harvey. Buried in Harvey Settlement Cemetery.

    In 1907 Mary travelled to British Columbia to visit sons Bob, Alex and Ken.

    From newspaper obituary - 1915:

    Mrs Mary Robison

    The death at Harvey Station on the 17th of Mrs Mary Robison, widow of the late Marshall Robison, removes one of the most highly respected and oldest residents of this part of the country, being 81 years of age.   She died at her home after a lingering and painful illness from gangrene.   About four years ago it became necessary to have one leg amputated on account of this disease.   In spite of this great affliction she continued to be quite active until about eight months ago, when gangrene became rooted in her other foot and gradually spread through her system, causing a very painful death.   She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thos Herbert, having come here with her parents from England in the year 1837, when she was but three years of age.   She was a woman possessed of great kindliness, strength of character and executive ability, and never considered any task heavy when performed for those she loved.   Of thirteen children, ten survive her.   They are Andrew, William and Allan, of Harvey Station; Frederick, of New Haven, Mass.; Robert, Alexander and Kenneth, of Vancouver, BC; Mrs Robt. A. Little, of York Mills; Mrs John Dore, of Stockton Springs, and Mrs David G. Taylor, of Boston, Mass.

    One sister, Mrs Jane Robison, of Harvey Station, also survives.   The funeral services were held on Friday at her late home at 3.30 o'clock, the officiating clergyman being Rev. J. F. McKay, of Harvey Station.

    She married Marshall Robison, son of Marshall Robison I & Jane Dickson, 1 Nov 1853 in Fredericton By Rev. Dr. John M. Brooke . Born 24 Oct 1824 in Hawick, Scot. Died 11 Jan 1897 in Harvey. Buried in Harvey Settlement Cemetery. Occupation Farmer. Religion Presbyterian.

    Marshall came to NB in 1842 with his parents and siblings with the exception of his brother William Robison who arrived in NB in 1837 with the first settlers of Harvey Settlement.

    From York Co NB Marriage Register C 1850-1866 (PANB):   Witnesses to marriage were Stephen Robinson, Mary Ann Shay and John Rutherford.

    The 1861 Census shows that Marshall owned or occupied 75 acres improved and 330 acres unimproved land.   He had one horse, 6 milch cows, 4 other neat cattle, 12 sheep and 4 swine.   Produced 400 lb. pork slaughtered, 550 lb. butter, 46 lb. wool, 20 bu. timothy seed, and grew hay, oats, buckwheat, turnip and potatoes.

    They had the following children:

  98   i.   Marshall Robison

  99   ii.   Thomas Robison

  100   iii.   William Robison

  101   iv.   Isabelle "Belle" Robison

  102   v.   Robert Herbert Robison

  103   vi.   Jane "Janie" Robison

  104   vii.   James Robison

  105   viii.   Margaret Robison

  106   ix.   Andrew "Dan" Robison

  107   x.   Alexander "Alex" Robison

  108   xi.   Stephen "Allan" Robison

  109   xii.   James "Frederick" Robison

  110   xiii.   Kenneth Johnson Robison

17. Christian Herbert . Daughter of Thomas Herbert & Isabel Embleton. Born 14 Mar 1836 in Colgate Hill, Parish Of Ilderton, England. Christen 18 Apr 1836 in Wooler Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Eng. Died Before 1851 in Harvey Settlement, NB.

    Her name was given as "Christian Herbert, daughter of Thomas and Isabella Herbert of   Colgate Hill, Parish of Ilderton, born 14 March 1836" was christened 18 Apr 1836, Wooler Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Baptismal Roll.

    It would appear that Christian was a common girl's name in the Herbert family in England.

    Her name was given as Christina in the list of the Herbert family who arrived in NB in 1837.