in McLoud Ok. but Zona Williamson, a descendant has an old Family Dixon/Williamson History stating that he was buried here where her father John Wesley Williamson was buried in Jan of 1901. There is no record of John being buried here either, but Zona remembers the day of his funeral vividly, and remembers her Grandfather Robert being buried here too. John married Mary Armetha Dixon, daughter of Robert & Sarah Beckner Dixon & Sister to our Sarah Ella Dixon Sorden. Note here the spellings of the surname. Sometimes it was Dickson on records, but Correct spelling is DIXON.
I was thrilled to be able to apply for a veterans Civil War headstone to Honor him for his 4 years service in the war of the Rebellion, Serving from Sep 24, 1861 thru Dec 2, 1865. 29th B infantry from Steuben Co. Indiana . union side. His name is on a Monument at the courthouse there. It took me 3 months of paperwork before they consented.
I've traveled to this gravesite several times. So happy he has a Marker now. I traveled to California from Utah to visit a cousin to get this copy if his Family taken in Oklahoma about 1890. Will appreciate donations from Family Members to help pay for the 6 Headstones I've ordered for Our Family Ancestors. By CAROL SORDEN WATSON
in McLoud Ok. but Zona Williamson, a descendant has an old Family Dixon/Williamson History stating that he was buried here where her father John Wesley Williamson was buried in Jan of 1901. There is no record of John being buried here either, but Zona remembers the day of his funeral vividly, and remembers her Grandfather Robert being buried here too. John married Mary Armetha Dixon, daughter of Robert & Sarah Beckner Dixon & Sister to our Sarah Ella Dixon Sorden. Note here the spellings of the surname. Sometimes it was Dickson on records, but Correct spelling is DIXON.
I was thrilled to be able to apply for a veterans Civil War headstone to Honor him for his 4 years service in the war of the Rebellion, Serving from Sep 24, 1861 thru Dec 2, 1865. 29th B infantry from Steuben Co. Indiana . union side. His name is on a Monument at the courthouse there. It took me 3 months of paperwork before they consented.
I've traveled to this gravesite several times. So happy he has a Marker now. I traveled to California from Utah to visit a cousin to get this copy if his Family taken in Oklahoma about 1890. Will appreciate donations from Family Members to help pay for the 6 Headstones I've ordered for Our Family Ancestors. By CAROL SORDEN WATSON
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