Henry ROBEY

                   CHRISTENING:

MARRIAGE:
    (1); (2) Hampton Town Book 2:400, FHL 0985083: "Henery Roby and Elizabeth Garlan wear Joyned in mariag ye 19 10 mo 1673 [19 Dec 1673]."

DEATH:
    Hampton Town Book 2:5, FHL 0985083: "Mr Henry Robey Died Aprill 27th 1688."

PUBLISHED SOURCES:
    Joseph Dow, HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF HAMPTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
    FROM   ITS SETTLEMENT IN 1638, TO THE AUTUMN OF 1692 (Salem, Mass.: Salem Pres Publishing and Printing Co., 1893), 934: "Henry Robie (or Roby, as it is oftener spelled on the old records) came from England to Dorchester, Mass., in 1639, and the same year settled in Exeter; was a signer of the Combination; removed to Hampton soon after 1650; was a selectman in 1656, and three times afterward; a constable in 1661; justice of the peace many years, sitting as a justice in the court for the trail of Joshua Moodey, the pastor of the church of Portsmouth.  He was also a standing juryman in the trails of Mason against Richard Waldron and sundry other persons in New Hampshire, for holding lands which he claimed as proprietor of the province.  Mr. Robie kept the ordinary (public house) in Hampton about eight or ten years. Henry Robie is said to have been born in 1618.  His wife, Ruth, died May 5, 1673, and he married, second, Jan. 19, 1674, widow Elizabeth Garland, daughter of Thomas Philbrick.  He had a third wife, Sarah, who died Jan. 23, 1703.  He died Apr