2. Hugo² Robus (Hugo¹) #479 was born in New York City, NY July 18, 1916.⁽⁶²⁵⁾ Hugo died March 1982 in Nyack, NY.⁽⁶²⁶⁾

He married Barbara Elizabeth Rubins in New York City, NY, June 1948. (Barbara Elizabeth Rubins #14.) Barbara was born in Englewood, NJ. She is the daughter of Charles Curtis Rubins and Grace Catherine Werum. [Bríderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2, Ed. 3, Social Security Records: U.S., SS Death Benefit Records, Surnames Beginning with R, Date of Import: Jan 12, 1996, Internal Ref. #1.112.3.52521.125] Individual: Robus, Hugo Birth date: Jul 18, 1916 Death date: Mar 1982 Social Security #: 530-16-3002 Last residence: NY 10956 State of issue: NV Personal correspondence from Barbara Rubins Robus 1/23/1996: " I have nothing written about Hugo Jr. He was born and grew up in New York City as an only child. Attended the City and Country School, the Lincoln School (High School of Columbia University), had a year or so at Stevens Tech. and then worked at the Dalton School-taught fourth grade. Joined the US Army Air Corps after Pearl Harbor and became a member of the Army Air Transport Command. Flew many types of planes and delivered them from factories to air bases around the world. After the war he flew for a short time out of Newark [NJ] for a newly organized freight airline, which, like many others, went bankrupt. He then returned to the Dalton School to teach 7th and 8th grade science. Met me--we married, and both taught at Dalton. We began to lilve year round in New City [Rockland County, NY] in '51. He stopped teaching in '53 and worked for a yar building scenery for a New York City theatre firm; and then joined Orange and Rockland Utilities as a gas engineer. In the meantime he was elected to the local school board and served for several years. Also was a member of the Clarkstown Zoning Board.

Hugo Robus and Barbara Elizabeth Rubins had the following children:

+ 3 i. Matthew Hugo³ Robus.

4 ii. Martha Ann Robus #482 was born in Nyack, NY. She married William Kopplin in Fairbanks, AK, 1985. (William Kopplin #856.) (See William Kopplin for the continuation of this line.)

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