Published in The Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, August 11, 1860
DIED. -On the first inst., in Rochester, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], wife of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 28 years and 8 months.
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Published in The Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, August 25, 1860
DIED. On the first inst., in Rochester, of Consumption or hemorrhage of the lungs, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], consort of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 29 years and 9 months.
She was the daughter of David and Leah SMALL-- was joined in marriage with her now bereaved companion some nine years ago. She professed the Christian Religion and united with the Methodist Episcopal Church, while she was yet a girl. Hence, though summoned to the spirit land ere her sun had reached its summit, looking to the hour and spot where love Divine first found her, she would see that years had passed away, and could say with the poet: Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already come.... she manifested considerable emotion, but then to bid adieu to companion and little daughter here, was only to be introduced to her three babes that had gone before. She lingered until the evening of the lst inst., when suddenly and unexpectedly she passed away-- ceased to breathe on earth-- to live in Heaven. Her funeral was attended by a large circle of friends. There were eyes moistened that seldom weep. She was an affectionate companion, socially reserved, yet cheerful, as a Christian timid, yet firm, such an one as none knew but to respect and love. May we meet her in Heaven. -- F. TAYLOR.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obits/Biogs - 1858-1860
by Wendell C. Tombaugh
Saturday, August 11, 1860
DIED. -On the first inst., in Rochester, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], wife of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 28 years and 8 months.
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Published in The Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, August 25, 1860
DIED. On the first inst., in Rochester, of Consumption or hemorrhage of the lungs, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], consort of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 29 years and 9 months.
She was the daughter of David and Leah SMALL-- was joined in marriage with her now bereaved companion some nine years ago. She professed the Christian Religion and united with the Methodist Episcopal Church, while she was yet a girl. Hence, though summoned to the spirit land ere her sun had reached its summit, looking to the hour and spot where love Divine first found her, she would see that years had passed away, and could say with the poet: Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already come.... she manifested considerable emotion, but then to bid adieu to companion and little daughter here, was only to be introduced to her three babes that had gone before. She lingered until the evening of the lst inst., when suddenly and unexpectedly she passed away-- ceased to breathe on earth-- to live in Heaven. Her funeral was attended by a large circle of friends. There were eyes moistened that seldom weep. She was an affectionate companion, socially reserved, yet cheerful, as a Christian timid, yet firm, such an one as none knew but to respect and love. May we meet her in Heaven. -- F. TAYLOR.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obits/Biogs - 1858-1860
by Wendell C. Tombaugh
Published in The Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, August 11, 1860
DIED. -On the first inst., in Rochester, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], wife of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 28 years and 8 months.
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Published in The Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, August 25, 1860
DIED. On the first inst., in Rochester, of Consumption or hemorrhage of the lungs, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], consort of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 29 years and 9 months.
She was the daughter of David and Leah SMALL-- was joined in marriage with her now bereaved companion some nine years ago. She professed the Christian Religion and united with the Methodist Episcopal Church, while she was yet a girl. Hence, though summoned to the spirit land ere her sun had reached its summit, looking to the hour and spot where love Divine first found her, she would see that years had passed away, and could say with the poet: Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already come.... she manifested considerable emotion, but then to bid adieu to companion and little daughter here, was only to be introduced to her three babes that had gone before. She lingered until the evening of the lst inst., when suddenly and unexpectedly she passed away-- ceased to breathe on earth-- to live in Heaven. Her funeral was attended by a large circle of friends. There were eyes moistened that seldom weep. She was an affectionate companion, socially reserved, yet cheerful, as a Christian timid, yet firm, such an one as none knew but to respect and love. May we meet her in Heaven. -- F. TAYLOR.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obits/Biogs - 1858-1860
by Wendell C. Tombaugh
Saturday, August 11, 1860
DIED. -On the first inst., in Rochester, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], wife of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 28 years and 8 months.
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Published in The Rochester Sentinel
Saturday, August 25, 1860
DIED. On the first inst., in Rochester, of Consumption or hemorrhage of the lungs, Lucinda B. [ROBBINS], consort of Dr. A. H. ROBBINS, aged 29 years and 9 months.
She was the daughter of David and Leah SMALL-- was joined in marriage with her now bereaved companion some nine years ago. She professed the Christian Religion and united with the Methodist Episcopal Church, while she was yet a girl. Hence, though summoned to the spirit land ere her sun had reached its summit, looking to the hour and spot where love Divine first found her, she would see that years had passed away, and could say with the poet: Through many dangers, toils, and snares I have already come.... she manifested considerable emotion, but then to bid adieu to companion and little daughter here, was only to be introduced to her three babes that had gone before. She lingered until the evening of the lst inst., when suddenly and unexpectedly she passed away-- ceased to breathe on earth-- to live in Heaven. Her funeral was attended by a large circle of friends. There were eyes moistened that seldom weep. She was an affectionate companion, socially reserved, yet cheerful, as a Christian timid, yet firm, such an one as none knew but to respect and love. May we meet her in Heaven. -- F. TAYLOR.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obits/Biogs - 1858-1860
by Wendell C. Tombaugh
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