Robert and his wife, Mary, and two children arrived in the United States from Liverpool, England aboard the ship Manhattan June 11, 1862. When Mary died less than 10 years later, Robert remarried another Mary (Cahill) and had two more children with her.
He was a laborer and often worked in the silk mills in Paterson where he could make use of the skills he learned working in the cotton mills in Derbyshire and Lancashire.
He was the son of Thomas and Mary (Donegan) Spencer of Derbyshire, England.
Robert & Mary are buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery.
He was a laborer and often worked in the silk mills in Paterson where he could make use of the skills he learned working in the cotton mills in Derbyshire and Lancashire.
He was the son of Thomas and Mary (Donegan) Spencer of Derbyshire, England.
Robert & Mary are buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery.
Robert and his wife, Mary, and two children arrived in the United States from Liverpool, England aboard the ship Manhattan June 11, 1862. When Mary died less than 10 years later, Robert remarried another Mary (Cahill) and had two more children with her.
He was a laborer and often worked in the silk mills in Paterson where he could make use of the skills he learned working in the cotton mills in Derbyshire and Lancashire.
He was the son of Thomas and Mary (Donegan) Spencer of Derbyshire, England.
Robert & Mary are buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery.
He was a laborer and often worked in the silk mills in Paterson where he could make use of the skills he learned working in the cotton mills in Derbyshire and Lancashire.
He was the son of Thomas and Mary (Donegan) Spencer of Derbyshire, England.
Robert & Mary are buried in an unmarked grave in the cemetery.
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