Cleveland Robinson [SEP] cause of death
touch with his Jamaican origins and traveled to the island often, keeping up a keen interest in a number of Jamaican-American political, cultural and fraternal organizations.
Robinson died of kidney failure in New York City in August 1995.
His papers are held by the Tamiment Library & Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University.
Family.
His first wife was Sue Eliza Robinson, they had two sons and a daughter. 
When she died in 1976, he married Doreen Mcpherson Robinson.
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Alonzo Robinson
Alonzo Robinson (born 1895 in Cleveland, Mississippi - March 5, 1935), also known as James H. Coyner, was an American grave robber, murderer, cannibal and suspected serial killer. While living at a house in Ferndale, Michigan, Robinson was suspected of murdering and decapitating 4 women, but there was insufficient evidence to convict him. He was eventually sentenced to death and executed for murdering Mr. and Mrs. Aurelius B. Turner in his hometown of Cleveland.
Biography.
Born into an impoverished family