Delevan R. Robinson.
A telegram was received in this city this morning announcing the death of Delevan R. Robinson, a brother of Wardwell G. Robinson, one of this city's best known citizens, Mr. Robinson passed away in New York at an early hour this morning after a few days illness. He was well and favorably known and many old friends will regret to learn of his death. Mr. Robinson has been a resident of this city off and on for many years. He lived the life of a retired gentleman, spending his summers in this city and his winters in the Metropolis. He left Oswego on election day and
enjoyed unusually good health until within a few days. He was a quiet, unassuming and pleasant man and his acquaintances are pained to hear, of sad death. The remains will probably be brought to this city for burial.
Source: Oswego Daily Times, Nov 26, 1901
A telegram was received in this city this morning announcing the death of Delevan R. Robinson, a brother of Wardwell G. Robinson, one of this city's best known citizens, Mr. Robinson passed away in New York at an early hour this morning after a few days illness. He was well and favorably known and many old friends will regret to learn of his death. Mr. Robinson has been a resident of this city off and on for many years. He lived the life of a retired gentleman, spending his summers in this city and his winters in the Metropolis. He left Oswego on election day and
enjoyed unusually good health until within a few days. He was a quiet, unassuming and pleasant man and his acquaintances are pained to hear, of sad death. The remains will probably be brought to this city for burial.
Source: Oswego Daily Times, Nov 26, 1901
Delevan R. Robinson.
A telegram was received in this city this morning announcing the death of Delevan R. Robinson, a brother of Wardwell G. Robinson, one of this city's best known citizens, Mr. Robinson passed away in New York at an early hour this morning after a few days illness. He was well and favorably known and many old friends will regret to learn of his death. Mr. Robinson has been a resident of this city off and on for many years. He lived the life of a retired gentleman, spending his summers in this city and his winters in the Metropolis. He left Oswego on election day and
enjoyed unusually good health until within a few days. He was a quiet, unassuming and pleasant man and his acquaintances are pained to hear, of sad death. The remains will probably be brought to this city for burial.
Source: Oswego Daily Times, Nov 26, 1901
A telegram was received in this city this morning announcing the death of Delevan R. Robinson, a brother of Wardwell G. Robinson, one of this city's best known citizens, Mr. Robinson passed away in New York at an early hour this morning after a few days illness. He was well and favorably known and many old friends will regret to learn of his death. Mr. Robinson has been a resident of this city off and on for many years. He lived the life of a retired gentleman, spending his summers in this city and his winters in the Metropolis. He left Oswego on election day and
enjoyed unusually good health until within a few days. He was a quiet, unassuming and pleasant man and his acquaintances are pained to hear, of sad death. The remains will probably be brought to this city for burial.
Source: Oswego Daily Times, Nov 26, 1901
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