Greene County OhArchives Obituaries.....ROBINSON, Mary April 28, 1908
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The Xenia Daily Gazette XENIA OHIO Wed. April 29 1908
TITLE: "FORMER XENIA WOMAN DIES IN KANSAS"
Mrs. C. E. Arbogust, of North King street, received a telegram Wednesday 
morning, announcing the death of her stepmother, Mrs. George F. Robinson, 
which occurred Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of her son-in-law and 
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Dobbins, of Blue Mound, Kan.  Her demise 
followed an illness of only two or three weeks' duration.
Mrs. Robinson was, until a year ago, a resident of this city; and she had many 
friends here who will be sorry to learn of her death.  During her residence in 
Kansas she made her home with her two daughters, Mrs. Dobbins, formerly Miss 
Elizabeth Robinson, and Mrs. Work, wife of Rev. Wm. Work, of Pleasant Valley, 
Kan.  Mrs. Work was before marriage Miss Edith Robinson.  There is also one 
other daughter, Miss Mary, who also resides in Kansas.
Beside Mrs. Arbogust, the deceased is survived by three other stepchildren, as 
follows: Mr. Al. Robinson, of St. Joseph, Mo.; Mrs. R. M. Parcell, of Kansas 
City, Mo., and Mrs. Margaret Berrieman, of Washington, D. C.  Mrs. Robinson 
was a daughter of the late Dr. Joseph Kyle, who was a practising physician in 
Cedarville and Xenia for almost half a century.

Additional Comments:
I have above obituary in PDF format, if you want a copy.
Obituary is for Mary (KYLE) ROBINSON.  She is d/o Dr. Joseph Addison KYLE and 
Sarah Ann MOONEY.
I suggest looking for her full obituary in a Kansas newspaper (near Blue 
Mound) where she reported to be at the time of death.
Her husband, George F. (FOGLESONG) ROBINSON was author of History of Greene 
County, Ohio.
The daughter mentioned as Edith Robinson, married to Rev. Wm. Work, is Sarah 
Edith Robinson.  The full name of her husband is William Cecil Work.  They are 
both buried in Marion Center Cemetery, Marion Center, Pennsylvania.
An alternative spelling found for Dobbins is Dobbin (singular).
An alternative spelling found for Parcell is Parsell.
These comment details corroborated by other sources, including obituaries of 
relatives, death records, cemetery records, Greene County Histories.

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