Married Elizabeth Rebecca Arbon, 14 Oct 1872, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Martha Rebecca Arbon, 15 Jul 1883, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Obituary - Cyrus W. Robbins, 77 years of age, who was for many years a prominent resident of Box Elder County, died early this morning in a local hospital. Mr. Robbins was born in West Bromwich, England on October 5, 1849, a son of Edward R. and Agnes McCallister Robbins.
In 1855 he was brought to Utah with L.D.S. converts. He lived in Snowville for 45 years, coming to Ogden in 1921. Mr. Robbins took part in the Black Hawk War, freighted by ox team between Utah, Idaho, and Montana trading centers and worked on the construction of the Central Pacific railroad. During his career in church work he was a ward teacher for 50 years and for a time was Sunday school superintendent. At the time of death he was a member of the high council of Curlew Stake.
Surviving are 10 sons and daughters: Mrs. James P. Wallwork, Mrs. James Huntley, Joseph Robbins, Mrs. Harry Whitaker, Mrs. Roscoe J. Anderson, Charles Robbins, and Mrs. Ralph Treseder, all of Ogden; Mrs. H. G. Erickson of Redding, Calif.; Mrs. Aaron Andreason of Printon, Utah; Mrs. Chester Wood of San Rafael, Calif. There are also 43 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
The Ogden Standard Examiner February 26, 1927
Mormon Overland Pioneer Travel, Milo Andrus Company (1855); Age at Departure: 5
Married Elizabeth Rebecca Arbon, 14 Oct 1872, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Married Martha Rebecca Arbon, 15 Jul 1883, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Obituary - Cyrus W. Robbins, 77 years of age, who was for many years a prominent resident of Box Elder County, died early this morning in a local hospital. Mr. Robbins was born in West Bromwich, England on October 5, 1849, a son of Edward R. and Agnes McCallister Robbins.
In 1855 he was brought to Utah with L.D.S. converts. He lived in Snowville for 45 years, coming to Ogden in 1921. Mr. Robbins took part in the Black Hawk War, freighted by ox team between Utah, Idaho, and Montana trading centers and worked on the construction of the Central Pacific railroad. During his career in church work he was a ward teacher for 50 years and for a time was Sunday school superintendent. At the time of death he was a member of the high council of Curlew Stake.
Surviving are 10 sons and daughters: Mrs. James P. Wallwork, Mrs. James Huntley, Joseph Robbins, Mrs. Harry Whitaker, Mrs. Roscoe J. Anderson, Charles Robbins, and Mrs. Ralph Treseder, all of Ogden; Mrs. H. G. Erickson of Redding, Calif.; Mrs. Aaron Andreason of Printon, Utah; Mrs. Chester Wood of San Rafael, Calif. There are also 43 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.
The Ogden Standard Examiner February 26, 1927
Mormon Overland Pioneer Travel, Milo Andrus Company (1855); Age at Departure: 5
Family Members
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Agnes Rebecca Robbins Wallwork
1877–1964
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Martha Alice Robbins Huntley
1884–1961
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John Robbins
1885–1919
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Joseph Edward Robbins
1887–1974
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Myrtle Ivy Robbins Andreasen
1890–1972
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Eithel Ellen Robbins
1891–1891
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Zina Priscilla Robbins Whitaker
1892–1978
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Diantha Jane Robbins Anderson
1896–1958
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Charles Cyrus Robbins
1898–1985
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Melba Robbins Treseder
1901–1988
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Birdie Robbins Wood
1903–1979
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