Kentucky Death Certificate # 22004
father William Robinson
mother Hulda Graves Majors
First marriage Lizzie Ward
Second marriage Etta Gilkey
W. N. ROBINSON PASSED AWAY AT COBB FRIDAY
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock death claimed Mr. W. N. Robinson, at his residence in the Cobb section of this county. Mr. Robinson had been in a low state of health for several months, the immediate cause of his death being paralysis.
The deceased was a native Caldwell countian, having been born and reared in the neighborhood her he passwed his last days. He was a man straight forward and honest in his opinions and therefore his friendship was highly valued by those who knewn him best. He was a devoted Christian, having in youth pledged his vows of loyalty to the cause of Christ, joining the Cross Roads Christian Church and consistently taking part in all religioys activities.
Funeral services were conducted in this church, where his name had been enrolled for so many years, Friday afternoon, after which interment took place in the churchyard nearby.
Mr. Robinson was twice married, first to Miss Lizzie Ward.
His second marriage being to Miss Eula Gilkey, both being residents of this county. Besides his widow, he is survived by several sisters and brothers namely Mesdames W. C. Rucker, of this city, John Newsom and Frank Cortner, of the county; Messrs. Sam Robinson, of Logan county, Graves Robinson of Carterville, Illinois and Sylvanus Robinson, of the Cobb community.
father William Robinson
mother Hulda Graves Majors
First marriage Lizzie Ward
Second marriage Etta Gilkey
W. N. ROBINSON PASSED AWAY AT COBB FRIDAY
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock death claimed Mr. W. N. Robinson, at his residence in the Cobb section of this county. Mr. Robinson had been in a low state of health for several months, the immediate cause of his death being paralysis.
The deceased was a native Caldwell countian, having been born and reared in the neighborhood her he passwed his last days. He was a man straight forward and honest in his opinions and therefore his friendship was highly valued by those who knewn him best. He was a devoted Christian, having in youth pledged his vows of loyalty to the cause of Christ, joining the Cross Roads Christian Church and consistently taking part in all religioys activities.
Funeral services were conducted in this church, where his name had been enrolled for so many years, Friday afternoon, after which interment took place in the churchyard nearby.
Mr. Robinson was twice married, first to Miss Lizzie Ward.
His second marriage being to Miss Eula Gilkey, both being residents of this county. Besides his widow, he is survived by several sisters and brothers namely Mesdames W. C. Rucker, of this city, John Newsom and Frank Cortner, of the county; Messrs. Sam Robinson, of Logan county, Graves Robinson of Carterville, Illinois and Sylvanus Robinson, of the Cobb community.
Kentucky Death Certificate # 22004
father William Robinson
mother Hulda Graves Majors
First marriage Lizzie Ward
Second marriage Etta Gilkey
W. N. ROBINSON PASSED AWAY AT COBB FRIDAY
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock death claimed Mr. W. N. Robinson, at his residence in the Cobb section of this county. Mr. Robinson had been in a low state of health for several months, the immediate cause of his death being paralysis.
The deceased was a native Caldwell countian, having been born and reared in the neighborhood her he passwed his last days. He was a man straight forward and honest in his opinions and therefore his friendship was highly valued by those who knewn him best. He was a devoted Christian, having in youth pledged his vows of loyalty to the cause of Christ, joining the Cross Roads Christian Church and consistently taking part in all religioys activities.
Funeral services were conducted in this church, where his name had been enrolled for so many years, Friday afternoon, after which interment took place in the churchyard nearby.
Mr. Robinson was twice married, first to Miss Lizzie Ward.
His second marriage being to Miss Eula Gilkey, both being residents of this county. Besides his widow, he is survived by several sisters and brothers namely Mesdames W. C. Rucker, of this city, John Newsom and Frank Cortner, of the county; Messrs. Sam Robinson, of Logan county, Graves Robinson of Carterville, Illinois and Sylvanus Robinson, of the Cobb community.
father William Robinson
mother Hulda Graves Majors
First marriage Lizzie Ward
Second marriage Etta Gilkey
W. N. ROBINSON PASSED AWAY AT COBB FRIDAY
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock death claimed Mr. W. N. Robinson, at his residence in the Cobb section of this county. Mr. Robinson had been in a low state of health for several months, the immediate cause of his death being paralysis.
The deceased was a native Caldwell countian, having been born and reared in the neighborhood her he passwed his last days. He was a man straight forward and honest in his opinions and therefore his friendship was highly valued by those who knewn him best. He was a devoted Christian, having in youth pledged his vows of loyalty to the cause of Christ, joining the Cross Roads Christian Church and consistently taking part in all religioys activities.
Funeral services were conducted in this church, where his name had been enrolled for so many years, Friday afternoon, after which interment took place in the churchyard nearby.
Mr. Robinson was twice married, first to Miss Lizzie Ward.
His second marriage being to Miss Eula Gilkey, both being residents of this county. Besides his widow, he is survived by several sisters and brothers namely Mesdames W. C. Rucker, of this city, John Newsom and Frank Cortner, of the county; Messrs. Sam Robinson, of Logan county, Graves Robinson of Carterville, Illinois and Sylvanus Robinson, of the Cobb community.
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