Please note that the picture F Robinson, The Globe attached to Frederick Robinson's burial record does not relate to Frederick Robinson buried 11th January 1911. The F Robinson The Globe picture relates to Flore Josephine E Robinson (nee Roussel) the widow of Charles Robinson buried in the cemetery on the 22nd April 1903. Charles Robinson was the landlord of the Globe and after his death Flore became the publican. She remarried in 1913, in Newbury and died as Flore J E Daniell in 1937 in Maidenhead and is not buried in the cemetery. 

Faringdon Advertiser and Vale of the White Horse

Dated 14^th January 1911

NEWBURY

MERITORIOUS MILITARY CAREER – The death took place at Newbury on Saturday last of Ex-Sergeant Major Frederick Robinson, who has an exceptional record of honourable service in the Army as well as in the Royal Berks Yeomanry. He was formerly in the 20^th Hussars, one of the smartest of cavalry corps, and rose rapidly from the ranks to the responsible position of Regimental Sergeant Major. An unfortunate accident, a broken leg sustained whilst discharging his duty as rough-riding sergeant, just as the regiment was ordered to India, prevented his going abroad, but did not interfere with his military career, which was of a very distinguished character. He retired in 1878, after 25years service, and was presented by the Colonel and officers of his regiment with a gold watch and an address recording the high opinion of his character and appreciation of the zeal, tact and untiring energy which he displayed in the discharge of his duties. Soon after leaving the Army, Mr. Robinson was appointed Sergeant Major to the Newbury and Hungerford Squadron of the Royal Berks Yeomanry, and for 15years devoted himself to the promotion of efficiency and usefulness of that voluntary form of military service, earning the respect and esteem of the officers as well as the regard of the men serving him. He was 76years of age and leaves a widow, 4 daughters and 2 sons, one of which followed in his father’s career, joining the 20^th Hussars, and afterwards belonging to the 13^th Hussars, and subsequently for some years acting as Sergeant Major of the Wantage Troop of the Royal Berks Yeomanry previous to the present Sergeant Major Lecester, who came from the 12^th Lancers. The Funeral took place at Newbury on Wednesday.

Faringdon Advertiser and Vale of the White Horse

Dated 14^th January 1911

ROBINSON – On the 7^th inst., at Craven-road, Newbury, Frederick Robinson, late Regt. Sergt. Major, 20^th Hussars, aged 76years.