Notes: In the 1910 U.S. census, George A. Robison, 29, and his wife Laura Robison,
22, were living in Hinckley, Millard, Utah. George was a farmer, farming on his own
account. Their first son, Alden V. was 1 year.
In Sep 1918, when George Albert Robison registered for the World Was I draft, he was a minister
working in Berkely, Alameda, California. His permanent home address was in Hinckley,
Millard, Utah, with his wife Mrs. Laura W. Robison.
In the 1920 U.S. census, George A. Robison, 39, and his wife Laura W. Robison, 31, were renting
a residence at 392 North 3rd East Street, Logan, Cache, Utah. George was listed as
having no occupation. The children were Alden V., 10, Nella, 8, and Benjamin H., 4.
The older two children were in school. Logan, Utah, was their home while George was
attending the Utah Agricultural College in Logan, graduating in 1921.
In the 1930 U.S. census, George A. Robison, 49, and his wife Laura Robison, 42, were living on
North Main Street, Hinckley, Millard, Utah. They owned their farm, but had no radio
set. George was an inspector for the state agricultural department. The children
were Nelda, 18, Benjamin, 14, Ruth, 10, G. Almon, 8, Francis 2, and Barbara, 1. The older
four children attended school.
In the 1940 U.S. census, George A. Robison, 59, and his wife Laura W. Robison, 52, were living
in Hinckley, Millard, Utah, in the same house as in 1935. They owned their home, which
was on a farm, with a value of $4,000. George had completed four years of college and
was a farmer. Laura had completed four years of high school. The children at home
were Ruth, 19, one year of college, doing farm labor; G. Almon, 18, three years of high school,
doing farm labor; Francis, 12, 6th grade; Barbara 10, 4th grade; and Clair A., 9, 3rd grade.
About 1943, George and Barbara moved to Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, with their home at
2124 Green. George is listed as an inspector at this address in the 1944 City Directory, Salt Lake City,
Utah. After his death in 1947, Laura continued to live in their Salt Lake City home.
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