Frank was the brother of my great-grandmother, Nellie Crowell (Robbins)(Mulcahy) Fleck, and the son of Sylvanus Lincoln Robbins and Laura Ann (Olar)Robbins. A small part of the original Robbins home at 42 Union Street, Yarmouth, MA, was detached and moved across Union street to the rear of the old barn lot(the old barn lot was cleared of all buildings circa 2005 to make way for some small condos). Frank lived there until he became ill in old age, at which time he moved back to the main house to be cared for by two of his sisters, Nellie, and Rosa Hallet (Robbins) Morgan. He passed away in the front room there in 1954, and was buried next to his parents and his granmother Mary Ann (Hallet)Olar in the Ancient Cemetery. Frank worked as a laborer most of his life, including working on the building of the Sagamore bridge in the early 1930's.
Frank was the brother of my great-grandmother, Nellie Crowell (Robbins)(Mulcahy) Fleck, and the son of Sylvanus Lincoln Robbins and Laura Ann (Olar)Robbins. A small part of the original Robbins home at 42 Union Street, Yarmouth, MA, was detached and moved across Union street to the rear of the old barn lot(the old barn lot was cleared of all buildings circa 2005 to make way for some small condos). Frank lived there until he became ill in old age, at which time he moved back to the main house to be cared for by two of his sisters, Nellie, and Rosa Hallet (Robbins) Morgan. He passed away in the front room there in 1954, and was buried next to his parents and his granmother Mary Ann (Hallet)Olar in the Ancient Cemetery. Frank worked as a laborer most of his life, including working on the building of the Sagamore bridge in the early 1930's.
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