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Emma C. <I>Stearns</I> Sherwin Robinson

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Emma C. Stearns Sherwin Robinson

Birth
Londonderry, Windham County, Vermont, USA
Death
5 Jul 1897 (aged 84–85)
Londonderry, Windham County, Vermont, USA
Burial
South Londonderry, Windham County, Vermont, USA Add to Map
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Mrs. Emma C. Robinson, widow of the late Curtis Robinson, died at her residence last Monday at the advanced age of nearly 86 years. She was the daughter of James and Sarah Stearns of Windham, and was the youngest and only surviving member of a family of six children. She was first married to Rowell Sherwin in 1832, who died six years later. Of this union there was one daughter, Mary, who married O. S. Abbott, and died in 1886. Later she married Curtis Robinson who died in 1877, leaving one son, George C., with whom she has lived and been tenderly cared for during her declining years. She has been a faithful wife, a devoted mother, and in her long and useful life has left a record of patient care and devotion to this sick in her family who needed her services. She kindly cared for her invalid daughter for about 10 years with untiring solitude.
[Published in the Vermont Phoenix, July 9, 1897.]
Mrs. Emma C. Robinson, widow of the late Curtis Robinson, died at her residence last Monday at the advanced age of nearly 86 years. She was the daughter of James and Sarah Stearns of Windham, and was the youngest and only surviving member of a family of six children. She was first married to Rowell Sherwin in 1832, who died six years later. Of this union there was one daughter, Mary, who married O. S. Abbott, and died in 1886. Later she married Curtis Robinson who died in 1877, leaving one son, George C., with whom she has lived and been tenderly cared for during her declining years. She has been a faithful wife, a devoted mother, and in her long and useful life has left a record of patient care and devotion to this sick in her family who needed her services. She kindly cared for her invalid daughter for about 10 years with untiring solitude.
[Published in the Vermont Phoenix, July 9, 1897.]


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