Julian LeRoy ROBINSON

                   Source and reliability of information
Church records, family records of Julian L. Robinson, Jr., 985 E. 3385 So.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84106.

                            Temple Records:
           SL no.14389 Bk D. lvg pg 400  no. 301 Bk C. lvg pg 171
           LG no.23432 Bk A-2. pg 905  no. 23425 Bk A-2 pg 905
           SG no.964 Bk A pg 80
           EH no.8984 Bk H pg 395

Birth Certificate and Death Certificate in possession of son, Julian L. Robinson, Jr.

Julian L. Robinson commonly known as "J.L.", "Roy", and was known as "Julian" while serving on a mission in the eastern states in 1918 - 1920.

Occupation: Dairy Farmer and Rancher

Residency:  Richmond, Cache, Utah
              Whitney, Franklin, Idaho
              Virginia, Bannock, Idaho
              Richmond, Cache, Utah

Avocations: Active in all L.D.S. positions.  Member of Richmond South Ward
              Bishopric for 16 years, plus serving as Bishop for three years.
              He was killed in auto accident while returning from Salt Lake
              City at the October General L.D.S. Conference on Oct. 6, 1935.
              Active in Civic Organizations: Black and White Day Committees,
              Lions Club member, Richmond City councilman, Cache County Fair
              Board Committee member

Ordination, Elder:  Richmond Ward, Bensen Stake, Cache Co., Utah, FHL Film
#0025601, No. 77
       Julian LeRoy Robinson, 17 Mar 1913, T. H. Merrill, Elder.

Obituary:  Crash Kills Richmond Bishop - Richmond, Oct 7 - Bishop LeRoy Robinson, 44, of the Richmond Ward, was instantly killed last evening when he stepped to the highway on the new Ogden road near Farmington, after his car had stalled.
       The car which struck Bishop Robinson was driven by Olene King of Kaysville, who took the victim to the transient camp at Farmington.  He had died of a broken back.  Both of his legs were fractured and he suffered severe head injuries.
       Bishop Robinson was born July 3, 1891, son of Franklin G. and Ella Griffin Robinson.  He was the husband of LaVerna Stoddard Robinson.
       The body was taken to Ogden, pending funeral arrangements.
       Surviving are, besides his widow, three sons, and a daughter, Julian L. Jr., Marjorie, Jed and Hal Robinson, all of Richmond. and eight brothers and sisters, Frank Robinson, Mrs. Nellie R. Fisher, Mrs. J. P. Sharp and Mrs. John Meather, all of Salt Lake City; T. A. Robinson, Logan, Earl Robinson, Payette, Idaho, Marlan Robinson, Richmond, and Mrs. M. E. Thornton of Midvale.