Of the Pioneers of Tampa

 Mary W. (Felton) Robinson. She was born in Cameron, Steubed
 County, New York, January 31, 1836, and died in Tampa, May
 16, 1915. Her father, Joseph Robinson, was born in Exeter,
 New York, in 1808, and died in Corning, New York, in 1847,
.aged forty-nine years. His wife, Mary ". (Felton) Robinson
was born in Massachusetts in 1812 and died in Corning, New
York, in 1853, aged forty-one years.
 Joseph Robinson was a painter and paper-hanger by trace,
 which he followed for many years.
 Joseph and Mary .,. (Felton) Robinson had fiv6 children,
 as follows:'
 (1) Ophelia J., who married George Vosburg. Both are
 dead.
 (2) Jennie E., who married James ". Watrous. (See a-
 bove.)
 (3) Mary 2. D., unmarried. Sho makes her home with
 her sister, crs. Jennie s. Watrous, in Tampa, Florida.
 (/+) Emmarnetta (deceased), who married Truman McIntyre.
 (5) Ellen R., who married 7illiam V;. Hooper, of Tampa4
 They reside in that city.
 James M. and Jennie 3. (Robinson) Watrous were the
 parents of four children; namely,
 (1) Margaret 0. (now deceased) who :vas born in Cornin$,
 New York. She married E. Benjamin Carter, now of St. Augusl
 tine, Florida. They have one child, a daughter named Flora
 She married William R. Turner. They reside in Tampa.
 (2) Nellie, who died at the age of two years.
 (3) Harry J., who married Nannie Givens. (See Givens'
 family.) They have five children, Mary, M'argaret, Louise,
 Harry and Thomas.
 Harry J. Watrous is prominently connected with the
 Hondry & hMigat Company, of which he is a trusted and highJl
 valued member.
 (4) Louis M., who died when but two years old. *

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