Person:Diana Robinson (3)

Name^[1]	Diana Robinson
Married Name^[1]	Diana Everard
Gender	Female
Birth^[3]	12 Sep 1726	York, Virginia, United States
Marriage		Virginia, United Statesto Thomas Everard
Death^[2]	Bet 1750 and 1770	Williamsburg, Virginia, United States

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Thomas Everard, in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.
↑ Death Notice, in From orphan to colonial leader - The story of Thomas Everard, Virginia's most famous foundling.

... He married Diana Robinson, the daughter of a York County justice of the peace, and the couple had two daughters, Frances and Martha, ...
... Diana Everard had died sometime in the 1750s or 1760s. ...
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↑ Old Kecoughtan, in William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. (Omohundro Institute)
Vol 9 (1901), pp 83-131.

p 123 -
... 6. Thomas Everard held many responsible positions, was clerk of the General Court, clerk of York county, clerk of Elizabeth City county, commissioner of accounts, before and during the Revolution, etc. He married Diana (born September 12, 1726), daughter of Major Anthony Robinson, of York county. He had a daughter, Martha, who married Dr. Isaac Hall, of Petersburg, whose will, proved in Petersburg, February 3, 1806, names son Everard Hall and daughter Diana Robinson Hall, and makes George Keith Taylor and John Allison executors. ...