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J.J.
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This might be a clue as to his first location
http://www.geocities.com/maritree/Pender.htm
1832 proximity of Malahide, Ontario
page 140: In the summer of 1832, large numbers of discharged soldiers were sent out by the British government to settle in Canada. A considerable body of these was placed in the township of Adelaide. At or about the same time came a number of retired officers, clergymen and other gentlemen with their families from Ireland who settled in the same locality. (Adelaide northwest of Malahide)
Book, “The Talbot Regime, or the First Half Century of the Talbot Settlement”, Ermatinger, Canadiana Global Heritage Press. ISBN 1-894378-11-3
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For those wondering why I would refer to a Naval man as "discharged soldier"
This was how Jethro Robins Land records referred to him...  J.J.
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Just looked again and it seems you need to tell THEM some information first...anyway, here is some basic information...Do you know if he was an officer? as there are 2 ways to search....but seems they have signup/attestation papers and sometimes a history of service...
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/militaryhistory/marines/default.htm?homepage=mh-marines
and here is some advice from Fawne! 
http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/gazfd/gazfd48.htm
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 wow, conflicting information on the LDS site, huh? Odd that people insist on
adding information that seems to be out of their heads...why bother?
The one researcher seems to be close with some of the family's names and
dates.... although Elizabeth Jane was born once, then again ten years but did
manage to die at the same time 
As you say, William the last born in England ( 1831 ) does seem to confirm your
1832 immigration date
http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census/ViewFrame.jsp?id=103466&highlight=29
OVSP has his information right http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onvsr/death/deathindex_rj-rz_new.htm
ROBINS, William / September 28, 1914 / 83 years 3 months 3 days / England
born England / cause pneumonia / farmer, s/o Jethro Robins & Ellen Perloo infm – Harriett Robins, Fesserton, Tay Twp (Simcoe Co.) 028717-14
re: above...Family search labs has his death all wrong, as he is only 19 years old?
Wonder if you are allowed to submit corrections? http://labs.familysearch.org/
Ellen's & James's death are on there with perhaps more accurate dates...
( Ellen listed again as Perloo .. James father- Jeribo Robins  )
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Robert's information on the 1901 - he seemed to think they immigrated in 1835...
http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/census/ViewFrame.jsp?id=102864&highlight=32
Can't find anything on the Fanny listed ( with husband as George Waples) to see what date she says they entered Canada...Also couldn't find anything from a Samuel Robins....were these known children of your ancestor?
What did Elizabeth Jane Ball say for an immigration date on the 1901?
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Hi,
Thanks for all the different links to look into. I have looked into the National Archives in England, I cant find anything on line, and I did contact them and they said I would have to undertake a researcher or have them undertake it for me. It could be very expensive if they don't find anything!. The Archives charges 15 pound per 15 minutes!
There really is alot of miss informtaion on LDS, thats been so frustration, and then Yorkshire has not been transcribe very well do to lack of people to undertake transcribing.
We have no proof that George,Samuel and Francis are Jethro's kids, We have always had two last names for his Wife Ellen (Pellew(also seen as perloo) and Perronette.) It is now thought that maybe Perronette was a first wife and these were their kids. But I have found nothing to support this. Ellen Pellew and Jethro were married in 1827 in Plumsted Kent (I have the marriage registar) and this is the earliest info I have on Jethro or Ellen. The only way we know that he was in the Marines was from a letter he wrote after having his property for 3 years requesting for a new piece of land as he could not farm the other land. In the letter it states he had 21 years in the Royal marines. Unfortunitly that is all we know on him in the Marines!
Eliza. Jane died in 1894, so looking in the 1901 C is out!, Yes Wm died in 1914..The Harriet listed is his second Wife. His first wife Elizabeth died in 1887. Wm and Eliza are another brick wall we have. We can't find their marriage or confirm Elizabeths last name or her family!!
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ROBINS, BLUER, PELLEW
JETHRO ROBINS B. 1790 MARRIED ELLEN PELLEW B. 1808 IN PLUMSTEAD ENGLAND.
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