Kentucky Death Certificate #11945.
Died from Fibroid Phthisis.
Wife of James Harlow Robinson, married Dec. 31, 1866, Hawkins Co. TN.
Daughter of Elijah Campbell and Mary Elizabeth Lovelace-Campbell.
THE CRITTENDEN PRESS ~ April 1916.
Once again the Death Angel has visited our community and claimed for his victim Mrs. Tabitha Campbell Robinson. She was born July 6, 1849, in the State of North Carolina and died April 6, 1916.
She was married to J.H. Robinson Dec. 1, 1866. To this union was born nine children, of which seven still live: Rev. R. Robinson and Mrs. Ada Simpson, of this county; Mrs. Annie Worley, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Lucy Barger, of Livingston Co.; Mrs. Ellen Oats, of New Albany, Ind.; Frank and George Robinson, of Muhlenburg Co. She had three sisters and four brothers, all of whom are living in Tennessee, except one brother of this county.
She professed faith in Christ Jan 1st, 1880 and united with the Dunn Springs Church, where she remained a faithful and consistent member until God called her home.
Died from Fibroid Phthisis.
Wife of James Harlow Robinson, married Dec. 31, 1866, Hawkins Co. TN.
Daughter of Elijah Campbell and Mary Elizabeth Lovelace-Campbell.
THE CRITTENDEN PRESS ~ April 1916.
Once again the Death Angel has visited our community and claimed for his victim Mrs. Tabitha Campbell Robinson. She was born July 6, 1849, in the State of North Carolina and died April 6, 1916.
She was married to J.H. Robinson Dec. 1, 1866. To this union was born nine children, of which seven still live: Rev. R. Robinson and Mrs. Ada Simpson, of this county; Mrs. Annie Worley, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Lucy Barger, of Livingston Co.; Mrs. Ellen Oats, of New Albany, Ind.; Frank and George Robinson, of Muhlenburg Co. She had three sisters and four brothers, all of whom are living in Tennessee, except one brother of this county.
She professed faith in Christ Jan 1st, 1880 and united with the Dunn Springs Church, where she remained a faithful and consistent member until God called her home.
Kentucky Death Certificate #11945.
Died from Fibroid Phthisis.
Wife of James Harlow Robinson, married Dec. 31, 1866, Hawkins Co. TN.
Daughter of Elijah Campbell and Mary Elizabeth Lovelace-Campbell.
THE CRITTENDEN PRESS ~ April 1916.
Once again the Death Angel has visited our community and claimed for his victim Mrs. Tabitha Campbell Robinson. She was born July 6, 1849, in the State of North Carolina and died April 6, 1916.
She was married to J.H. Robinson Dec. 1, 1866. To this union was born nine children, of which seven still live: Rev. R. Robinson and Mrs. Ada Simpson, of this county; Mrs. Annie Worley, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Lucy Barger, of Livingston Co.; Mrs. Ellen Oats, of New Albany, Ind.; Frank and George Robinson, of Muhlenburg Co. She had three sisters and four brothers, all of whom are living in Tennessee, except one brother of this county.
She professed faith in Christ Jan 1st, 1880 and united with the Dunn Springs Church, where she remained a faithful and consistent member until God called her home.
Died from Fibroid Phthisis.
Wife of James Harlow Robinson, married Dec. 31, 1866, Hawkins Co. TN.
Daughter of Elijah Campbell and Mary Elizabeth Lovelace-Campbell.
THE CRITTENDEN PRESS ~ April 1916.
Once again the Death Angel has visited our community and claimed for his victim Mrs. Tabitha Campbell Robinson. She was born July 6, 1849, in the State of North Carolina and died April 6, 1916.
She was married to J.H. Robinson Dec. 1, 1866. To this union was born nine children, of which seven still live: Rev. R. Robinson and Mrs. Ada Simpson, of this county; Mrs. Annie Worley, of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Lucy Barger, of Livingston Co.; Mrs. Ellen Oats, of New Albany, Ind.; Frank and George Robinson, of Muhlenburg Co. She had three sisters and four brothers, all of whom are living in Tennessee, except one brother of this county.
She professed faith in Christ Jan 1st, 1880 and united with the Dunn Springs Church, where she remained a faithful and consistent member until God called her home.
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