robinson, mary
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mary Robinson; Mary Robinson - Mother (cert of James Millington LEDBETTER); Mary Robinson - Mother (cert of Maybee Burks); Mary Robinson - Spouse (cert of Newman A. Robinson); Mary Robinson - Spouse (cert of Tom Robinson); Robinson, Mary
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- death_certs,guardian_abstracts,v2_names
- Places seen
- Corinth. / Miss; Illinois; Sandy Ridge / Ark; Tenn
- First event date
- 1925-06-19
- Last event date
- 1977-12-30
Timeline — 6 events
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(undated)
Essex. Mary Robinson of Bloomfield spent the week's end with Elizabeth Emory Co-mentioned: Elizabeth Emory. Quote: "Mary Robinson, of Bloomfield, spent this week's end with Elizabeth Emory."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman clip b21-19240328-p6
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1977-09-20
Mary Robinson, R.N., of Dexter, graduated four women from a 150-hour licensed practical nurse training course offered through the Delta Area Economic Opportunity Center (DAEOC) at Grayridge; graduates also completed CPR training through Dexter Memorial Hospital.
education · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19770920-p10
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1977-09-30
Attended the 40th Annual Convention of the Southeast District of Federated Garden Clubs of Missouri at Charleston, Sept. 22 (host: Molly French Garden Club of Charleston)
club attendance · neighbor|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19770930-p3
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1977-10-13
Hostess of the Dexter Garden Club meeting Oct 6, 1977; showed a Fern and a Rose Geranium in the plant program.
club · neighbor|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771013-p5
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1977-12-09
Dexter Garden Club held its annual Christmas luncheon Thursday, Dec. 1, 1977, in the home of Mrs. Wayne Land; each place setting carried a Christmas decoration made by Miss Mary Robinson as a favor.
meeting · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771209-p13
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1977-12-30
Entertained guest at the Christmas-holiday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Einar Carlsen of Dexter for Handicraft Guild members.
social · life|Daily Statesman clip dailystatesman-19771230-p3
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.