The Normangee Star, Thursday, February 8, 1940
Vol XXVII #10
John A. Robinson died at his home in Macy community in Brazos Co TX Sunday, February 4. Born in Alabama April 13, 1858, he had lived for 52 years at Macy, engaged in farming and stock raising. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C.J. Drew, and one son, Vick Robinson, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held in the Church of Christ at Edge, officiating. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery Monday afternoon. Pallbearers were Rube McDonald, R.A. Rychlik, L.B. Wilson, A.A. Tomlinson, Joe Apersteny and Luther Boswell. Davis Cozart had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Vol XXVII #10
John A. Robinson died at his home in Macy community in Brazos Co TX Sunday, February 4. Born in Alabama April 13, 1858, he had lived for 52 years at Macy, engaged in farming and stock raising. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C.J. Drew, and one son, Vick Robinson, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held in the Church of Christ at Edge, officiating. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery Monday afternoon. Pallbearers were Rube McDonald, R.A. Rychlik, L.B. Wilson, A.A. Tomlinson, Joe Apersteny and Luther Boswell. Davis Cozart had charge of the funeral arrangements.
The Normangee Star, Thursday, February 8, 1940
Vol XXVII #10
John A. Robinson died at his home in Macy community in Brazos Co TX Sunday, February 4. Born in Alabama April 13, 1858, he had lived for 52 years at Macy, engaged in farming and stock raising. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C.J. Drew, and one son, Vick Robinson, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held in the Church of Christ at Edge, officiating. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery Monday afternoon. Pallbearers were Rube McDonald, R.A. Rychlik, L.B. Wilson, A.A. Tomlinson, Joe Apersteny and Luther Boswell. Davis Cozart had charge of the funeral arrangements.
Vol XXVII #10
John A. Robinson died at his home in Macy community in Brazos Co TX Sunday, February 4. Born in Alabama April 13, 1858, he had lived for 52 years at Macy, engaged in farming and stock raising. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C.J. Drew, and one son, Vick Robinson, eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were held in the Church of Christ at Edge, officiating. He was buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery Monday afternoon. Pallbearers were Rube McDonald, R.A. Rychlik, L.B. Wilson, A.A. Tomlinson, Joe Apersteny and Luther Boswell. Davis Cozart had charge of the funeral arrangements.
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