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David Clark Robison

Birth4 Oct 1857 - Newton Hamilton, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA
Death21 Feb 1930 - Altoona, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherMary Matilda Matthews
FatherMartin L Robinson

Born in Newton Hamilton, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA on 4 Oct 1857 to Martin L Robinson and Mary Matilda Matthews. David Clark Robison had 7 children. He passed away on 21 Feb 1930 in Altoona, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Martin L Robinson
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Matilda Matthews
1837 - 1916
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Bernard Deforest Robison
1898 - 1962
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D Clark Robison
1902 - Unknown
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Paul R Robison
1895 - 1916
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Jesse Hartman Robison
1893 - 1973
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Frank Reed Robison
1907 - 1970
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Walter H Robison
1904 - 1980
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Mildred R Robison
1899 - Unknown

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