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Belle LEDGEWOOD ROBINSON Nashville News Feb. 1907 Submitted by: Karen Wise
Belle ROBINSON
ROBINSON--Sister Belle Robinson, beloved wife of R. C. Robinson, passed away at there home in Grant county February 18 at 6 a.m. after an illness of some weeks. While her health had been poor for several years yet no one thought of any serious development until the last few days. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ledgerwood. Was married to R. C. Robinson Dec. 5, 1901. Sister Robinson gave herself to God when young and united with the Mt. Olive Baptist church in Indiana. The prominence of the family, the residence in the community, together with those sweet and attractive traits of character, the result of abiding faith in God, all conspired to bring her a multitude of friends, whose hearts go out in tender sympathy to her grieve stricken husband, father, mother, brothers and sisters. She leaves a lovely daughter seven-week-old. Rev. R. W. McQuerry conducted the funeral services at the Mt. Zion church, the remains being laid at rest in the Mr. Zion cemetery.
While the hearts of all her loved ones are sad and lonely yet there is no sting in their grief, and in that great day when the dead in Christ shall rise, her loved ones and friends expect to greet her in the heaven of peace and love.
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