Ms S 259: Henry S. Robinson
Civil War material including diary by Lieutenant in 36th
Massachusetts Regiment. Also diary of his daughter-in-law, as a
married women in East Boston, 1884-1885 (46 items)
HISTORICAL
NOTE
This collection
consists of material by the family of Henry S. Robinson, one of the
owners of 97 Main St., now home of the Andover Historical Society.
Mr. Robinson, 1831-1912, who was the son of Charles Ramsey Robinson,
lived in Andover from about 1885 to his death in 1912. He was born
in Meredith, N.H. and spent his early professional life as an
engineer in Maine, where, in 1855 he married Mary Muzzy of Seaport.
They had four children including Joseph Muzzy Robinson, c.
1856-1942; Mattie Frances Robinson and Rosebelle (Rose) Robinson
Alden. He served in the Civil War, 36th Massachusetts
Regiment, until he was severely wounded at Blue Springs, Tennessee
in October, 1863. He returned to New England, working as an engineer
first for the Pacific Mills in Lawrence, the, in 1873 establishing
the Robinson Boiler Works in East Boston. After a fire in 1892, his
firm merged into the Atlantic Works.

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by Mary F. Morgan, December 1982.
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