Husband of Ann Folmar. Married 12 Dec 1867 in Lowndes County.
His death was reported in the Montgomery Advertiser on 13 Oct 1883 as follows:
Mr. James M. Robinson died on the Evans place, Hayneville beat, Saturday last, from the effects of a severe case of dysentery with which he had been prostrated a week or more. The deceased was about 35 years old. He was a native of Georgia, and several years ago came to this county, where he married Miss Anna [sic] Folmar. The wife and five children survive him. Mr. Robinson was an honest, hardworking farmer, and highly respected by all.
His death was reported in the Montgomery Advertiser on 13 Oct 1883 as follows:
Mr. James M. Robinson died on the Evans place, Hayneville beat, Saturday last, from the effects of a severe case of dysentery with which he had been prostrated a week or more. The deceased was about 35 years old. He was a native of Georgia, and several years ago came to this county, where he married Miss Anna [sic] Folmar. The wife and five children survive him. Mr. Robinson was an honest, hardworking farmer, and highly respected by all.
Husband of Ann Folmar. Married 12 Dec 1867 in Lowndes County.
His death was reported in the Montgomery Advertiser on 13 Oct 1883 as follows:
Mr. James M. Robinson died on the Evans place, Hayneville beat, Saturday last, from the effects of a severe case of dysentery with which he had been prostrated a week or more. The deceased was about 35 years old. He was a native of Georgia, and several years ago came to this county, where he married Miss Anna [sic] Folmar. The wife and five children survive him. Mr. Robinson was an honest, hardworking farmer, and highly respected by all.
His death was reported in the Montgomery Advertiser on 13 Oct 1883 as follows:
Mr. James M. Robinson died on the Evans place, Hayneville beat, Saturday last, from the effects of a severe case of dysentery with which he had been prostrated a week or more. The deceased was about 35 years old. He was a native of Georgia, and several years ago came to this county, where he married Miss Anna [sic] Folmar. The wife and five children survive him. Mr. Robinson was an honest, hardworking farmer, and highly respected by all.
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