Charles S. Robeson and his familey lived at Oxford Furnace N.J. and afterward in Hunterdon Co. N.J. After his death, the family moved to New York, and finally to St.Louis, Mo. where the surviving grand-children still reside. His wife, "Aunt Ann D." as she was called by the numerous nieces and nephews, was a capable woman, of fine qualities, and greatly beloved by all who knew her: she was a grand-daughter of Capt. John Maxwell of Revolutionary fame.[S:6 Page 136]
Charles S. Robeson and his familey lived at Oxford Furnace N.J. and afterward in Hunterdon Co. N.J. After his death, the family moved to New York, and finally to St.Louis, Mo. where the surviving grand-children still reside. His wife, "Aunt Ann D." as she was called by the numerous nieces and nephews, was a capable woman, of fine qualities, and greatly beloved by all who knew her: she was a grand-daughter of Capt. John Maxwell of Revolutionary fame.[S:6 Page 136]
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