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Zoroaster Robert Robinson - This Zoraster Robinson is not Zoraster ROBERT Robinson, this is Zoraster ABRAHAM Robinson.

Started by Lana Sue (Robinson) White on Friday, June 21, 2019
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Lana Sue (Robinson) White
6/21/2019 at 7:21 AM

This Zoraster Robinson is not Zoraster ROBERT Robinson, this is Zoraster ABRAHAM Robinson. Someone has changed his middle name on this profile. I initially entered this profile many years ago as Zoraster Abraham Robinson. I understand the confusion as it is my understanding that the tombstone has the wrong middle initial. If you look in the pictures sections, that is my dad (Zane Harding Robinson) standing by the tombstone. He has confirmed that the tomb has the wrong initial. He and my sister are very much into geneology and have been for many, many years. I will try to post a geneological listing from Zoraster Abraham Robinson (which this profile is) through his son Henry Samuel Robinson, his son Zoraster Robert Robinson (the only Zoraster Robert) and further down to my generation.

Lana Robinson White

Private User
6/21/2019 at 4:09 PM

Did he save any documentation to refute the tombstone? It's a big step to assume otherwise without the evidence, I'm sure it's possible, but tombstones are usually big references. The right military information is even inscribed into the stone, too.

Private User
6/21/2019 at 4:13 PM

Zoraster Robert Robinson (1808 - 1883)
3rd great-grandfather

Elisha James "Jake" Robinson (1852 - 1910)
Son of Zoraster Robert Robinson

Judge Compton Robinson (1878 - 1965)
Son of Elisha James "Jake" Robinson

Gladys Marie Robinson (1919 - 1990)
Daughter of Judge Compton Robinson

Sherrie Lee Vaden (1958 - )
Daughter of Gladys Marie Robinson

Robert Koerth
You are the son of Sherrie Lee Vaden

Private User
6/21/2019 at 4:19 PM

It's also easier to believe someone either miswrote an A for and R on a census, before a son or daughter, whoever listed his information for the stone is always a family member, unless none exist, but that isn't the case. Zoraster had a huge family in Texas in Centreville, where he's buried. Sorry for the confusion, I'd love to see the Abraham reference, anything is appreciated.

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