John Peart ROBINSON

                   Membership Record:  Richmond, Cache, Utah, FHL Film #0025601, No. 258.
       Born at Richmond, Cache Co, Utah, 27 November 1882
       Blessed by W. K. Burnham, 1 February 1883
       Baptized by O. D. Merrill 2 July 1891
       Confirmed by L. P. Swendson 2 July 1891
       Mother's Maiden Name:  Rilda Peart

Richmond Records:  FHL Film #0025601, page 150
       Child's Name:  John Peart Robinson
       When Blessed:  February 1, 1883
       By Whom:  W. K. Burnham
       Father's Name:  John
       Mother's Maiden Name:  Esmerelda Peart
       Born:  November 27, 1882
       Where:  Richmond

Membership Records:  Freedom Ward, Star Valley Stake, Film #0034554
       Name:  John P. Robinson
       Father's Name:  John
       Mother's Name:  Merelda Peart
       Born:  27 Nov 1882
       Where:  Richmond, Cache, Utah

       Ordained an Elder 331 May 1903 by Aaron F. Bracken, No. 264 - 351.

       Deaths, 1948:  John Piert Robinson, Elder, married, 65 years 11 months, parents - John Robinson and Merelda Peart, born - Richmond, Cache, Utah 27 Nov 1882, died 25 Oct 1948 of Hepatitis, viral acute Nephritis, acute with anemia(?) - carcinoma of stomach, Rancher and farmer, No. 4, page 754.

Obituary, Star Valley Independent, November 11, 1948: John Peart Robinson, son of John Robinson and Merelda Angela Peart was born at Richmond, Utah November 27, 1882.
       At the age of 13 Mr. Robinson helped his father trail cattle from Richmond, Utah to Freedom, Wyo. to graze for the summer.  Three years later hay was purchased in the valley and he stayed with relatives and fed cattle during the winter.  At this time land was purchased and Mr. Robinson remained in the valley the year around, looking after his father's livestock, until June 2, 1902 when the family moved permanently to Freedom.
       On June 10, 1903 he married Rose Luthi in the Logan Temple.  Mrs. Robinson was buried with her seventh baby, and on Oct. 9, 1923, Mr. Robinson married Pearl Nelson.  Five children were born to this union.
       On October 25th in the local hospital, Mr. Robinson passed away leaving his wife, Pearl Nelson Robinson, eight chidren and 17 grandchildren to mourn his death.  The children include:
       Melvin Robinson, Merle Robinson, Susa Erickson, Frank Robinson and Kim Robinson of Freedom; Merelda Gough and Helen Gough of Idaho Falls, Idaho and Dewain Robinson of Preston, Idaho.
       He is also survived by the following brothers and sisters:
       Alvin Robinson, Carl Robinson, and Bill Robinson of Afton, Mrs. Hazel Luthi, Reynold Robinson and Leonard Robinson of Freedom, Mrs. Ada R. Nelson, Preston, Idaho, James Robinson, Redondo, Wash., Mrs. Sybil R. Papworth and Mrs. Hilda Markstaller of Portland, Ore., and Dr. T. E. Robinson of Salt Lake City.
       Funeral services for Mr. Robinson were held in the Freedom Ward chapel October 28th at 1:00 p.m. with Bp. D'Orr Child conducting.  Service included:
       Processional March:  Mrs Laura Draney.
       Song:  "The Lord's Prayer" Freedom Ladies Chorus.
       Invocation:  Stanley Rose, Morgan, Utah.
       Vocal Duet:  "Now Is the Hour" by Lorraine Barber and Laura Draney.
       Speaker:  Luther Haderlie, Freedom.
       Vocal Solo:  "Old Pal of Yesterday" by Harold Brower accompanied by Reba Luthi.
       Speaker:  Bp. Norville fluckiger of Bedford
       Duet:  "Sometime I Will Understand" by Walter Brower and Alta Sanderson accompanied by Reba Luthi.
       Speaker:  Wilford F. Burton, Etna.
       Vocal Solo:  "My Task" by Max Golightly accompanied by Laura Draney.
       Remarks:  Bp. D'Orr Child.
       Solo:  "Perfect Day" by Max Golightly.
       Benediction:  Carl Erickson.
       The speakers praised Mr. Robinson highly for his genuiness as a friend and neighbor and for his devoted love to his family.
       The grave was dedicated by F. G. Robinson.
       Pallbearers were Melvin, Dewain, Merle, Frank and Kim Robinson and Ford Nelson.
       Flowers were carried by his grandchildren and nieces.