The Robinsons and their kin folk . An account of his adventures onthat journey would fill a book, and it would be good morning he wakened in a cabin he had reached late thenight before, to find the family, which included young ladies, atbreakfast almost at his bedside. In a frantic attempt to get upunnoticed he fell into the half cellar beneath and was rescuedunder most embarrassing circumstances. A few years in Iowasufficed and he returned to Michigan where he has been activein business and politics, having served his adopted State in its TO THE ROBINSON ASSOCIATION. 45 Legislatur
The Robinsons and their kin folk . An account of his adventures onthat journey would fill a book, and it would be good morning he wakened in a cabin he had reached late thenight before, to find the family, which included young ladies, atbreakfast almost at his bedside. In a frantic attempt to get upunnoticed he fell into the half cellar beneath and was rescuedunder most embarrassing circumstances. A few years in Iowasufficed and he returned to Michigan where he has been activein business and politics, having served his adopted State in its TO THE ROBINSON ASSOCIATION. 45 Legislature and twice as Lieutenant-Governor. He has only oneson and one daughter living. Williams7 Deans sons, Oscar8, David andOrcemus8 Blodgett,the day they graduated from Kimball Union Academy at Meri-den, N. H., in 1861, enlisted for four years or for the war,and went through their term of service almost without a came out a Captain and the other a Lieutenant. CaptainOscar D. then went to Dartmouth, graduated, and for about. EX-LIEUT. GOVERNOR O. W. ROBINSON. thirty years has been the honored Principal of the High Schoolat Albany, N. Y. Lieut. Orcemus B. has three children and oneor two grandchildren, and has had his home in Northern Michi-gan for many years. During the wrar one of the daughters of Williams1 Dean wTasa pupil-teacher in a Womans College in Winchester, Tenn., andreceived from it an academic degree. Her new calico dress ongraduation day was the envy of the entire class to whom thefortunes of war had brought only misfortune. Everetts6 third son, Horace7 Everett, was a sailor and awanderer. At the time of his death he was a gunner in the 46 TO THE ROBINSON ASSOCIATION.
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