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--- Requested in his will that he be buried without honors at the churchyard nearest where he died. He also wrote that the monument placed in his memory at Denston should read: "Wm Hy R died at __________ severely afflicted in mind and body."
--- "Bury and Norwich Post" 23 May 1821, page 2:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BURY POST.
Sir, -- Duly impressed with the anxiety manifested in your Journal to promote the public good, I feel no doubt you will oblige me in stating that W.H. Robinson, Esq., of Denston Hall, has, without hesitation, at the request of his tenants, reduced their rents 20 per cent. I earnestly hope an example so meritorious will be generally followed. . . .
--- "Bury and Norwich Post" 22 Nov 1826, page 2:
DIED. On Sunday the 12th inst. at Denston Hall, in this county, William Henry Robinson, Esq.
--- "The London Magazine" Vol 2-3, 1784, page 333:
BIRTHS. March 26. Lady of John Robinson, Esq. a daughter and a son.
--- "Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology" Volume 6, 1888, page 409:
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS IN THE PARISH OF DENSTON, SUFFOLK.
(Table Monument between High Chancel and South Chancel; partly within altar rails.)
On top.
This monument was erected
by William Henry Robinson, son of
Liet Genl Robinson & Rebecca his wife,
A.D. 1822.
De Carle, of Bury executed it.
Sacred to the Memory of
William Henry Robinson Esqr.
who died November 23rd 1826,
Aged 42 years.
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1784 - 1826 (42 years)
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