Oxford Dictionary of National Biography: Roebuck, John (bap.Built on the greenfield cliffs to exploit water power from the cataracts of the Breakstone River, the houses are built of black slag-stone dragged out of feathersteel and iron mines that riddle into the cliffs around the town. ↑ The National Archives Kew, Surrey, England Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Series PROB 11 Class: PROB 11 Piece: 973, Accessed via Ancestry Ironfall is a glum, dour city, seems swaddled in gloom and frozen order all the time, cold as the metal Ironfall produces.↑ Grace's Guide to British Industrial History: Ebenezer Roebuck.United Kingdom: Printed and sold at St John's Gate by F. ↑ The Gentleman's Magazine: Or, Monthly Intelligencer: Volume the first, for the year 1731.In a Codicil he mentions his dear friend Sarah Downes and is concerned that he will not leave his wife Sufficient. Telos was never worshiped but he provided many wonders for magic blacksmiths and craftsmen. In his will dated, he mentions his wife Mehetabel Roebuck and his brother Thomas Roebuck. The remains of Telos were scoured across the multiverse and artificers and wizards discovered long ago that the remnants of his body- ironfell - was especially powerful for making weapons and was well-suited to making iron constructs called shardsouls. He died in October 1771 at the works of the Carron Company when a 2 and a half ton of Cast iron fell on him. Mr Ebenezer Roebuck, merchant, to Miss Simmonds.
Ebenezer Roebuck, Merchant, of Sheffield, in Yorkshire, to Miss Mehetabell Simmons of Battersea a most agreeable young Lady, with a considerable fortune." "1753.
He is the son of John Roebuck and Sarah Wroe.
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