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David Milton Robison

Birth: 15 Oct 1864
Ash Grove Township, Shelby County, Illinois, USA
Death: 22 Mar 1927 (aged 62)
Alma, Marion County, Illinois, USA
Burial: East Lawn Cemetery

Salem, Marion County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
Plot: Section D
Memorial ID: 80951875 View Source

David married first 16 Nov 1887, Shelby County, Illinois, Cordelia Waldron. They were the parents of two daughters: Elsa S Robison Pathel and Mabel Throne Robison Austin

David married second 1899, Anna Etta Corley. They were the parents of:
1. Harold Milton Robison
2. Carl William Robison
3. Earl Franklin "Pete" Robison
4. Fay Maurine Robison Rogers
5. Harry W Robison
6. Ferne E Robison Byrd

Milton and Earl married the McGregor sisters from Ontario, Canada.

David married first 16 Nov 1887, Shelby County, Illinois, Cordelia Waldron. They were the parents of two daughters: Elsa S Robison Pathel and Mabel Throne Robison Austin

David married second 1899, Anna Etta Corley. They were the parents of:
1. Harold Milton Robison
2. Carl William Robison
3. Earl Franklin "Pete" Robison
4. Fay Maurine Robison Rogers
5. Harry W Robison
6. Ferne E Robison Byrd

Milton and Earl married the McGregor sisters from Ontario, Canada.

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Anna Etta Corley Robison

1878–1972 (m. 1899)

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Created by: Deborah Van Houten Thomas
Added: Nov 25, 2011
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80951875/david_milton-robison: accessed ), memorial page for David Milton Robison (15 Oct 1864–22 Mar 1927), Find a Grave Memorial ID 80951875, citing East Lawn Cemetery, Salem, Marion County, Illinois, USA; Maintained by Deborah Van Houten Thomas (contributor 47519798).

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