Grady-Thomas County GaArchives Obituaries.....Robinson, Charles M. October 1919
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Cairo Messenger, October 17, 1919
Charles M. Robinson Dies In Thomasville

Mr. Charles Marion Robinson died Sunday afternoon at about one o'clock after an 
illness extending over a period of several years.  For some months, he has been 
confined to his home with an attack of paralysis and hope for his life was 
despaired of for several days.  The end came quietly and peacefully in the 
presence of members of his family.

The funeral services were conducted this afternoon at four thirty being in 
charge of Rev. W. M. Harris.  The following gentlemen acted as pallbearers: J. 
T. Culpepper, J. S. Montgomery, J. F. Parker, E. Chastain, R. G. Fleetwood and 
T. B. Chisholm.  The interment took place in Laurel Hill cemetery.

Mr. Robinson was born January ?, 1859 in Newton, Baker county.  He moved to 
Thomasville about 1880 and on April 28th, 1886 was married to Miss Mattie 
Alderman of this county, who survives him together with two brothers, Mr. A. G. 
Robinson of Thomasville and Mr. J. R. Robinson of Macon.

For many hears, Mr. Robinson was connected with the Coast Line as conductor and 
lived here during that period.  He retired from the railroad fifteen years ago 
and since that time has been in the brokerage and insurance business in 
Thomasville.

Perhaps no man is better known in this section than Chas. Robinson.  He was one 
of those men whose character aptly fitted him to mix and mingle with his 
fellows on a plane of equality and friendship.  Loyal to his friend, true to 
his trust and in all things generous and kind, he held strong friendships 
throughout this part of the State.  The news of his death will come as a severe 
blow to many friends who, while they knew of his serious condition, still mourn 
the loss of a friend, and brother.  Thomasville Times Enterprise 

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