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Excerpt from The Robinson Family Genealogical and Historical Association: Officers, Constitution and by-Laws, Historical Sketches of Early Robinson Emigrants to America, Illustrations, Armorial Bearings, Members of Association
Somewhat less than two years ago it devolved upon Miss Adelaide A. Robinson, of North Raynham, Mass, to revive the subject. In conversation with a few of her friends, members of the Old Colony Historical Society, she was encouraged to take active measures for a family meeting of the descendants of her ancestor, Increase Robinson of Taunton, one of the first settlers of that town. She interested Mr. James E. Seaver, the genial secretary of that society, in her project and then set herself at work to enthuse the descendants of Increase in her plan.
A little later on, upon learning that other descendants, in other lines of the Robinsons would join, if the call was made broad enough to include them, it was decided to enlarge the scope of the proposed association and embrace all Robinsons, as now set forth in the third article of the Constitution of this Society.
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