Fraser C. ROBINSON, Jr. & LaVaughn D. JOHNSON

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Fraser C. ROBINSON, Jr.
LaVaughn D. JOHNSON

Husband: Fraser C. ROBINSON, Jr.
Birth: 24 Aug 1912, Georgetown Co., SC
Death: 9 Nov 1996, SC
Education: four years of high school
Occupation: tire rebuilder
Military Service: World War II: Pvt., U.S. Army
Father: Fraser ROBINSON, Sr.
Mother: Rose Ella COHEN

Marriage: 17 Oct 1934, Cook Co., IL

Wife: LaVaughn D. JOHNSON
Birth: 6 Feb 1915, Chicago, Cook Co., IL
Death: 17 Sep 2002
Last Residence: Bellwood, Cook Co., IL
Father: James Preston JOHNSON
Mother: Phoebe __?__

Child — born in Cook Co., IL:

1. Fraser C. ROBINSON III, b. 1 Aug 1935

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Sources:

1. SSDI: Social Security Death Index (online at RootsWeb.com):

Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued Post-em

Fraser ROBINSON 24 Aug 1912 09 Nov 1996 (72) (none specified) 354-09-8059 IL Yes

Lavaughn D ROBINSON 06 Feb 1915 17 Sep 2002 60104 (Bellwood, Cook, IL) (none specified) 349-16-1423 IL Yes

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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