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Stephen,

That's not enough information to do a credible ancestral genealogy search for you. Genealogy is tying together people (by full name) with a place and at some point in time prior to the current generation. If your inquiry is intended to find out about Robinsons and Armstrongs still alive and living on Barbados, I suggest you find a recent Barbados Telephone Directory and start with some telephone calls. Both surnames Armstrong and Robinson are common names on Barbados and there should be several members of those families still alive listed in the Barbados Telephone Directory.
If you are seeking genealogy information about Robinsons/Armstrongs born/married on Barbados between about 1880 to 1930 and now deceased, you should contact the Barbados Registration Department (at the Law Courts on Coleridge Street in Bridgetown, St. Michael) where the records for Barbadian baptisms/marriages/deaths are currently stored. Their telephone numbers are (246) 426-3461 and (246) 426-2131 and they will explain what info they need (and the small fee) to conduct a records search for the person whose record you are seeking for that time period. For Robinson/Armstrong family members who are still living, your best and easiest source of genealogy information starts with the memories of those living persons directly.
If your genealogy search takes you back into the pre-1880s and as far back as the 1630s (when Barbados was first being settled), your best source of information will be to consult the International Genealogical Index (IGI) for the Caribbean Isles region. The IGI database is found on the internet at www.familysearch.org and is a free service provided by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (aka Mormons).
Good luck finding what you are looking for,
Herb Hutchinson

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