Breckinridge County KyArchives Obituaries.....ROLLINS, Robert Taylor May 2, 1931
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Unknown Indiana Newspaper  May 1931
OBITUARY
HEAVIEST MAN IN PERRY COUNTY, INDIANA DIES
CANNELTON, IND.  May 4 --
     Robert Taylor ROLLINS, age 63, believed to be the heaviest man in Perry 
County, his weight averaging between 365 and 370 pounds, died Saturday morning, 
May 2, 1931 of heart trouble at his residence in Hay Street, after a two weeks' 
illness of high blood pressure.
     He had been for sixteen years in the employ of the Cannelton Sewer Pipe 
Company as a kiln burner, and is survived by:
his widow
one son and three daughters
His aged mother also makes her home here with his family, and he leaves three 
brothers and seven sisters, living at various points in Indiana and Kentucky.
     The funeral services and burial took place on Monday, May 4, 1931, at his 
early home in Sample, Breckinridge County, Kentucky.

Additional Comments:
#0311 Sample Cemetery, (also known as the Sample-Jolly Cemetery), located off 
Highway 259 in Sample, Breckinridge County, Ky.

ROLLINS, Robert Taylor  06 Aug 1867 -- 02 May 1931
husband of Mary Florence BRICKEY
son of Louis ROLLINS & Mary DOWELL
have his obituary   have his death certificate
he has no tombstone
his wife is buried in Cannelton, Perry County, Indiana
Dana Brown & Peggy Russell

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