Death Certificate of Atkins, Robert Wellins

  
Robert Wellins Atkins, age 84, was born 24 Oct 1860 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, to T.R. Atkins and Elizabeth Holland. He lived in Windsor, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, and was married to Sallie S. Atkins. He died of Secondary anemia and senility on 14 Nov 1944 at Windsor, Isle of Wight County, Virginia and was buried in Windsor Cemetery.  

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| Field                                  | Value                                 |
|----------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
| County of Death                        | Isle of Wight                         |
| Registration District No.              | 462                                   |
| Magisterial District                   | Windsor                               |
| City or Town (Place of Death)          | Windsor                               |
| Name of Hospital or Institution        | In this community                     |
| Place of Death within Corporate Limits |                                       |
| State (Usual Residence)                | Virginia                              |
| County (Usual Residence)               | Isle of Wight                         |
| City or Town (Usual Residence)         | Windsor                               |
| Residence within Corporate Limits      |                                       |
| Citizen of Foreign Country             | No                                    |
| Full Name                              | Mr. Robert Wellins Atkins             |
| Veteran (Name of War)                  |                                       |
| Date of Death                          | 14 November 1944                      |
| Sex                                    | Male                                  |
| Color or Race                          | White                                 |
| Marital Status                         | Married                               |
| Name of Spouse                         | Mrs. Sallie S. Atkins                 |
| Date of Birth                          | 24 October 1860                       |
| Age at Death                           | 84 years, 0 months, 21 days           |
| Birthplace                             | Isle of Wight County, Virginia        |
| Usual Occupation                       | Retired merchant                      |
| Father’s Name                          | T. W. Atkins                          |
| Father’s Birthplace                    | Isle of Wight County, Virginia        |
| Mother’s Maiden Name                   | Elizabeth Holland                     |
| Mother’s Birthplace                    | Isle of Wight County, Virginia        |
| Informant’s Signature                  | Mrs. Sallie S. Atkins                 |
| Informant’s Address                    | Windsor, Va.                          |
| Disposition                            | Burial                                |
| Place of Burial                        | Windsor Cemetery                      |
| Date of Burial                         | 15 November 1944                      |
| Funeral Director                       | I. O. Fields & Co., Suffolk, Virginia |
| Date Filed                             | 15 November 1944                      |
| Registrar                              | Mrs. Sheldon                          |
| Date and Time of Death                 | 14 November 1944, 2:30 AM             |
| Attended Deceased From                 | 1 September 1944                      |
| Last Seen Alive                        | 13 November 1944                      |
| Immediate Cause of Death               | Secondary anemia                      |
| Contributory Condition                 | Senility                              |
| Statistical Code                       | 073D                                  |
| Physician’s Signature                  | Dr. Loman Steele, Windsor, Va.        |
| Date Signed                            | 14 November 1944                      |
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