Son of Cyrus Dwight Robinson, Jr. and Mary B. Robinson.
Married to Alena "Lena" Theora Clark at Point Arena, Mendocino, California on November 17, 1894. They made their first home at Stewart's Point and then moved to Hopland where, with the help of his in-laws, the family acquired extensive ranch land.
With Lena, he was the father of six. Lena divorced him on March 4, 1921. It appears he was an alcoholic.
His daughter Dot Robinson Ashurst died as a young mother and was buried in this Hollister cemetery in 1923, next to her father-in-law, at the large plot belonging to her husband's family.
After his daughter Dot's death, he spent time with her children, his grandchildren, in Hollister.
Married to Alena "Lena" Theora Clark at Point Arena, Mendocino, California on November 17, 1894. They made their first home at Stewart's Point and then moved to Hopland where, with the help of his in-laws, the family acquired extensive ranch land.
With Lena, he was the father of six. Lena divorced him on March 4, 1921. It appears he was an alcoholic.
His daughter Dot Robinson Ashurst died as a young mother and was buried in this Hollister cemetery in 1923, next to her father-in-law, at the large plot belonging to her husband's family.
After his daughter Dot's death, he spent time with her children, his grandchildren, in Hollister.
Son of Cyrus Dwight Robinson, Jr. and Mary B. Robinson.
Married to Alena "Lena" Theora Clark at Point Arena, Mendocino, California on November 17, 1894. They made their first home at Stewart's Point and then moved to Hopland where, with the help of his in-laws, the family acquired extensive ranch land.
With Lena, he was the father of six. Lena divorced him on March 4, 1921. It appears he was an alcoholic.
His daughter Dot Robinson Ashurst died as a young mother and was buried in this Hollister cemetery in 1923, next to her father-in-law, at the large plot belonging to her husband's family.
After his daughter Dot's death, he spent time with her children, his grandchildren, in Hollister.
Married to Alena "Lena" Theora Clark at Point Arena, Mendocino, California on November 17, 1894. They made their first home at Stewart's Point and then moved to Hopland where, with the help of his in-laws, the family acquired extensive ranch land.
With Lena, he was the father of six. Lena divorced him on March 4, 1921. It appears he was an alcoholic.
His daughter Dot Robinson Ashurst died as a young mother and was buried in this Hollister cemetery in 1923, next to her father-in-law, at the large plot belonging to her husband's family.
After his daughter Dot's death, he spent time with her children, his grandchildren, in Hollister.
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