I. H. ROBB, attorney, Sandy Lake, was born in Mill Creek
Township, Mercer County, April 18, 1847, to Robert S. and Sarah (Miller)
Robb, natives, the father of Allegheny County and the mother of Lisbon,
Ohio. The father came to this county in 1806, with his parents, Robert and
Mary (Smith) Robb, the parents of Jane, Robert, Mary, Amelia, Isaac, John,
Margaret, Eli and Eliza. The children of Robert S. and Sarah Robb were:
James, Meribah, Robert, Nancy, Ebenezer, I. H., Mary L., Sarah J.,
Susannah and Joseph S.
I. H. Robb was educated in the New Lebanon Academy, and taught seven
terms of school. He read law with Coulter & Martin, of Parker’s Landing,
and completed his studies with Griffith & Mason, of Mercer. He was
admitted to the bar October 23, 1873, and began practice the December
following at Sandy Lake. He was appointed notary public in 1877, and still
holds that position. He has been burgess of Sandy Lake one term, a member
of the council three terms, and school director two terms. He is a member
of the K. of L., K. & L. of H. and I. 0. 0. F. He was married November
5, 1873, to Cassie E. Blair, who bore him three children: Eva L., Maggie
B. and Estella (dead). His wife died February 12, 1881, and he was again
married, to Maggie A. Blair, and has one child, Theressa M. He and
wife belong to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, of which he is a
trustee. He is a Republican.
History of Mercer County, Pennsylvania
: its past and present : including its aboriginal history, its early
settlement and development, a description of its historic and
interesting localities, sketches of its boroughs, townships and
villages, neighborhood and family histories, portraits and biographies
of pioneers and representative citizens, statistics, etc. : also, a
condensed history of Pennsylvania.
Chicago, Ill.: Brown, Runk & Co., 1888,
page 1064. Read
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