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Jerusha Robb

Birth1 Dec 1787 - Nova Scotia, Canada
Death13 Dec 1864 - Brant County, Canada West, Ontario, Canada
MotherJerusha Craft
FatherJohn Robb

Born in Nova Scotia, Canada on 1 Dec 1787 to John Robb and Jerusha Craft. Jerusha Robb married Finlay McIntosh and had 12 children. She passed away on 13 Dec 1864 in Brant County, Canada West, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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John Robb
1732 - 1793
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Jerusha Craft
1759 - 1842
Spouse(s)
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Finlay Mcintosh
1780 - 1818
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Reuben Dutcher
1790 - 1867
Children Show all
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Andrew Bates Mcintosh
1813 - 1879
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Alexander Mcintosh
1804 - 1878
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John Robb Mcintosh
1807 - 1873
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Daniel Mcdougal Mcintosh
1805 - 1865
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Agnes Mcintosh
1817 - 1901
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Samuel Mcintosh
1814 - 1863
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Benjamin Mcintosh
1809 - 1810
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Agnes Mcintosh
1815 - Unknown
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Adam Mcintosh
1801 - Unknown
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Annie Belle Mcintosh
1818 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Dutcher
1822 - 1910
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Annabel Mcintosh
Unknown - Unknown

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