His wife, Harriet E. Wilson 1856-1932 and son, Edwin L. Wilson 1880 - 1917 are buried at Maple Grove cemetary. His daughter, Amy O. Wilson Wicks was my grandmother.
Thanks, Pamela Wicks Quinn
This was the the first documented Michigan Conservation Officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Source: Shannon FAG # 47453096
Frank Wilson's death certificate identified his birthplace as Allegan, Allegan County, Michigan. His father, John Wilson, and mother, Julia Alvira Muma Wilson, are buried together in the Hudson Corners Cemetary in Allegan County. His brother, Albert A. Wilson (1842-1858) is buried beside his parents. Frank's Grandfather Festus Wilson born 1 July 1780 in Hampton County, Mass., died 4 Feb. 1844 and is also buried in Hudson Corners Cemetary. Frank's sister was Annis Alvira Wilson Vankeuren (1851-1912).
Source: Pamela Wicks Quinn #47684944
His wife, Harriet E. Wilson 1856-1932 and son, Edwin L. Wilson 1880 - 1917 are buried at Maple Grove cemetary. His daughter, Amy O. Wilson Wicks was my grandmother.
Thanks, Pamela Wicks Quinn
This was the the first documented Michigan Conservation Officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Source: Shannon FAG # 47453096
Frank Wilson's death certificate identified his birthplace as Allegan, Allegan County, Michigan. His father, John Wilson, and mother, Julia Alvira Muma Wilson, are buried together in the Hudson Corners Cemetary in Allegan County. His brother, Albert A. Wilson (1842-1858) is buried beside his parents. Frank's Grandfather Festus Wilson born 1 July 1780 in Hampton County, Mass., died 4 Feb. 1844 and is also buried in Hudson Corners Cemetary. Frank's sister was Annis Alvira Wilson Vankeuren (1851-1912).
Source: Pamela Wicks Quinn #47684944
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