John Christopher ROBINSON, Rev.
1576 - 1625 (49 years)-
Name John Christopher ROBINSON Suffix Rev. Birth 1576 Sturton, Nottinghamshire, England 
Gender Male Death 1 Mar 1625 Leyden, Holland Person ID I25147 kirkpatrick Last Modified 24 May 2013
Family Bridget WHITE, b. 1576, Sturton, Nottinghamshire, England d. 28 Oct 1643, Leyden, Holland (Age 67 years) Marriage 15 Feb 1603 Greasly, Nottighamshire, England Children 1. John ROBINSON, b. Abt 1606, Norwich, England d. Yes, date unknown2. Bridget ROBINSON, b. Abt 1607, Norwich, England d. Yes, date unknown3. Isaac ROBINSON, b. 1610, Leyden, Holland d. 1704, Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts (Age 94 years)4. Mercy ROBINSON, b. Abt 1614, Leiden, Holland bur. 1623, Leiden at the Pieterskerk (St. Peters Church) (Age ~ 8 years)5. Fear ROBINSON, b. Abt 1616, Leiden, Holland d. Bef 31 May 1670, Leiden, Holland (Age ~ 54 years)6. James ROBINSON, b. Abt 1620, Leyden Holland bur. 26 May 1638, Leiden at the Pieterskerk (St. Peters Church) (Age ~ 18 years)Family ID F8338 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 8 Apr 2007
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Notes - John Robinson (1575-1625) was the pastor of the separatist Pilgrims' church in Leyden, Holland. The leadership and respect he gained as pastor is the primary reason the Pilgrims were so united together and able to overcome hardships that caused other groups in similar positions to fail. Robinson encouraged the Pilgrim church to move to the NewWorld, but when only a minority of his church decided to emigrate at first, he remained behind with the majority of the congregation in Leyden, planning to come later after the Colony was established and more people emigrated. His unexpected death in 1625 put an end to his plans. The last of the church members remaining in Leyden arrived at Plymouth in1629.
John's Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Robinson_%28pastor%29
- John Robinson (1575-1625) was the pastor of the separatist Pilgrims' church in Leyden, Holland. The leadership and respect he gained as pastor is the primary reason the Pilgrims were so united together and able to overcome hardships that caused other groups in similar positions to fail. Robinson encouraged the Pilgrim church to move to the NewWorld, but when only a minority of his church decided to emigrate at first, he remained behind with the majority of the congregation in Leyden, planning to come later after the Colony was established and more people emigrated. His unexpected death in 1625 put an end to his plans. The last of the church members remaining in Leyden arrived at Plymouth in1629.