Robson, C. (Charles), -1886

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Robson, C. (Charles), -1886

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        died 1886

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        Charles Robson was a son of Presbyterian minister, Rev. James Robson. He ran a dry goods business in Pictou, Nova Scotia, and later moved to Halifax, opening a store on Granville Street, next door to the booksellers and publishers A. & W. Mackinlay. He died in 1886, and his obituary was published in the Halifax Morning Herald on February 19, 1886.

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