John ROBESON

                   Was named Maurice, but as he grew up wrote his name "Morris" and was thus known.He was Capt. of the Great Lakes, and was the second to sail around the Lakes. He, his wife, young daughter and sons are buried together. They may  not be included in the family known as I only see one son.
                  

                   Unmarried. Ran her cousin Eliza Robeson-Hamilton's household.
                  

                   Unmarried. Became a very accomplished milliner and settled in Philadelphia, where she was famed for her "styles". She waas a very self reliant woman, greatly esteemed, and was a most successful business woman, she died on Philadelphia, where she had lived many years.
                  

                   Discarded the name "Edward" when he grew up, and was always known as Rockhill. His first wife died soon after their marriage, and he settled in New Orleans, where he engaged in the "Hide and Leather, and Commission" business, in which he amassed a fortune. At the breaking out of the Civil War, he returned North, and retired from active business.
                  

                   Unmarried.
                  

                   Unmarried.
                  

                   Was admitted to the bar of New Jersey, in 1848, he was Prosecutor of the Pleas, for a term of 5 years; was also member of the Legislature of N.J. - 1872- and Law Judge of Warren County.