Elizabeth H. Robb Robbins
June 7, 1839-Dec 3, 1915
Mrs. Robbins Seriously Burned.
Mrs Elizabeth Robbins of Wallace, mother of Clay Robbins, who Is well known here, is seriously ill from the effects of burns which she received the latter part of last week. While burning off the grass her clothes caught fire and her body was badly burned before help came. Her advanced age of seventy-one makes her condition very critical. She is the widow of James Robbins who died one year ago. Later Word reached here Saturday that Mrs. Robbins had died Friday.
The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., December 07, 1915
June 7, 1839-Dec 3, 1915
Mrs. Robbins Seriously Burned.
Mrs Elizabeth Robbins of Wallace, mother of Clay Robbins, who Is well known here, is seriously ill from the effects of burns which she received the latter part of last week. While burning off the grass her clothes caught fire and her body was badly burned before help came. Her advanced age of seventy-one makes her condition very critical. She is the widow of James Robbins who died one year ago. Later Word reached here Saturday that Mrs. Robbins had died Friday.
The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., December 07, 1915
Elizabeth H. Robb Robbins
June 7, 1839-Dec 3, 1915
Mrs. Robbins Seriously Burned.
Mrs Elizabeth Robbins of Wallace, mother of Clay Robbins, who Is well known here, is seriously ill from the effects of burns which she received the latter part of last week. While burning off the grass her clothes caught fire and her body was badly burned before help came. Her advanced age of seventy-one makes her condition very critical. She is the widow of James Robbins who died one year ago. Later Word reached here Saturday that Mrs. Robbins had died Friday.
The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., December 07, 1915
June 7, 1839-Dec 3, 1915
Mrs. Robbins Seriously Burned.
Mrs Elizabeth Robbins of Wallace, mother of Clay Robbins, who Is well known here, is seriously ill from the effects of burns which she received the latter part of last week. While burning off the grass her clothes caught fire and her body was badly burned before help came. Her advanced age of seventy-one makes her condition very critical. She is the widow of James Robbins who died one year ago. Later Word reached here Saturday that Mrs. Robbins had died Friday.
The North Platte semi-weekly tribune., December 07, 1915
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