Having grown up in the small farming community of Randolph, it is not surprising that once he reached the age of 23, he opted to attend college at the Agricultural College in Logan, Utah (now called Utah State University).
During his college years he'd visit relatives in Randolph and/or Salt Lake City for summer break or at Christmas, and then return to his studies at the Agricultural College in Logan.
His graduation appears to have occured around 1900 or 1901, as a clipping speaks of his arrival at "The Kenyon" hotel in Salt Lake City on 22 October 1901, when he was 28-years old.
He soon became a salesman for the Utah Woolen Mills for many years, and his death certificate indicates that was his occupation at the time of his death. His obiturary indicates he lived in Salt Lake City, at 356 Third East Street, for 20-years.
His obituary, which was signed by his younger brother Lemuel McKinnon (also a resident in Salt Lake City), indicates he was single at the time of his passing, having apparently never married.
He was returned to his birthplace, Randolph, Utah, for interment in the Randolph City Cemetery, near his parents.
Having grown up in the small farming community of Randolph, it is not surprising that once he reached the age of 23, he opted to attend college at the Agricultural College in Logan, Utah (now called Utah State University).
During his college years he'd visit relatives in Randolph and/or Salt Lake City for summer break or at Christmas, and then return to his studies at the Agricultural College in Logan.
His graduation appears to have occured around 1900 or 1901, as a clipping speaks of his arrival at "The Kenyon" hotel in Salt Lake City on 22 October 1901, when he was 28-years old.
He soon became a salesman for the Utah Woolen Mills for many years, and his death certificate indicates that was his occupation at the time of his death. His obiturary indicates he lived in Salt Lake City, at 356 Third East Street, for 20-years.
His obituary, which was signed by his younger brother Lemuel McKinnon (also a resident in Salt Lake City), indicates he was single at the time of his passing, having apparently never married.
He was returned to his birthplace, Randolph, Utah, for interment in the Randolph City Cemetery, near his parents.
Family Members
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Donald McKinnon
1862–1863
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Robert McKinnon Sr
1863–1916
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Archibald McKinnon Jr
1865–1934
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Peter McKinnon
1868–1948
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Malcolm McKinnon
1869–1947
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Randolph Stewart McKinnon
1871–1935
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Lemuel McKinnon
1875–1938
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John Francis McKinnon
1877–1941
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Donald McKinnon
1879–1938
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Mary "Marie" McKinnon Rees
1881–1954
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Arthur McKinnon
1880–1956
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Nephi McKinnon
1881–1881
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Jane McKinnon Morgan
1882–1954
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Sarah Jane McKinnon Smith
1884–1913
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William George McKinnon
1887–1889
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Katherine Elizabeth McKinnon McComb
1888–1955
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Adria Prudence "Ada" McKinnon Morgan
1893–1971
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Phoebe McKinnon Robinson
1895–1977
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Dr Benjamin Richard McKinnon
1897–1986
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Ray Baxter McKinnon
1901–1978
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