NO PHOTOS OF HIM - Our family lore says that he would not allow his photo to be taken. Unfortunately, several photos have been mistakenly attributed to him.
BUXTON CEMETERY is the old pioneers section of BELLA VISTA MEMORIAL GARDENS CEMETERY.
George was a twin to his sister Mary Jane.
OBITUARY: Nichols, Washington (from Bentonville Sun) Died at his home in south Bentonville Jan 1st, 1910, Washington Nichols at the age of 57 years - The remains were taken to the family burying ground near Hiwassee and interred Sunday afternoon. Deceased had lived in Bentonville about three months. A widow and several children are left to mourn their loss. (The Springdale News, 1-14-1910) Obituary was printed in the book "Obituaries of Washington County", V4 1909-1912, Compiled by Barbara Easley, published by Heritage Books, 1998.
MIDDLE NAME Washington - About 1990, descendants of George Washington Nichols donated funds to buy this stone and replace the wooden cross and field stone that had previously marked his grave. The grandchildren disagreed on what his middle name was: many remembered it was George Washington Nichols, and some felt it was George William Nichols. The gravestone was ordered by one that thought his middle name was William, so a mistake was made.
BUXTON CEMETERY is the old pioneers section of BELLA VISTA MEMORIAL GARDENS CEMETERY.
George was a twin to his sister Mary Jane.
OBITUARY: Nichols, Washington (from Bentonville Sun) Died at his home in south Bentonville Jan 1st, 1910, Washington Nichols at the age of 57 years - The remains were taken to the family burying ground near Hiwassee and interred Sunday afternoon. Deceased had lived in Bentonville about three months. A widow and several children are left to mourn their loss. (The Springdale News, 1-14-1910) Obituary was printed in the book "Obituaries of Washington County", V4 1909-1912, Compiled by Barbara Easley, published by Heritage Books, 1998.
MIDDLE NAME Washington - About 1990, descendants of George Washington Nichols donated funds to buy this stone and replace the wooden cross and field stone that had previously marked his grave. The grandchildren disagreed on what his middle name was: many remembered it was George Washington Nichols, and some felt it was George William Nichols. The gravestone was ordered by one that thought his middle name was William, so a mistake was made.
NO PHOTOS OF HIM - Our family lore says that he would not allow his photo to be taken. Unfortunately, several photos have been mistakenly attributed to him.
BUXTON CEMETERY is the old pioneers section of BELLA VISTA MEMORIAL GARDENS CEMETERY.
George was a twin to his sister Mary Jane.
OBITUARY: Nichols, Washington (from Bentonville Sun) Died at his home in south Bentonville Jan 1st, 1910, Washington Nichols at the age of 57 years - The remains were taken to the family burying ground near Hiwassee and interred Sunday afternoon. Deceased had lived in Bentonville about three months. A widow and several children are left to mourn their loss. (The Springdale News, 1-14-1910) Obituary was printed in the book "Obituaries of Washington County", V4 1909-1912, Compiled by Barbara Easley, published by Heritage Books, 1998.
MIDDLE NAME Washington - About 1990, descendants of George Washington Nichols donated funds to buy this stone and replace the wooden cross and field stone that had previously marked his grave. The grandchildren disagreed on what his middle name was: many remembered it was George Washington Nichols, and some felt it was George William Nichols. The gravestone was ordered by one that thought his middle name was William, so a mistake was made.
BUXTON CEMETERY is the old pioneers section of BELLA VISTA MEMORIAL GARDENS CEMETERY.
George was a twin to his sister Mary Jane.
OBITUARY: Nichols, Washington (from Bentonville Sun) Died at his home in south Bentonville Jan 1st, 1910, Washington Nichols at the age of 57 years - The remains were taken to the family burying ground near Hiwassee and interred Sunday afternoon. Deceased had lived in Bentonville about three months. A widow and several children are left to mourn their loss. (The Springdale News, 1-14-1910) Obituary was printed in the book "Obituaries of Washington County", V4 1909-1912, Compiled by Barbara Easley, published by Heritage Books, 1998.
MIDDLE NAME Washington - About 1990, descendants of George Washington Nichols donated funds to buy this stone and replace the wooden cross and field stone that had previously marked his grave. The grandchildren disagreed on what his middle name was: many remembered it was George Washington Nichols, and some felt it was George William Nichols. The gravestone was ordered by one that thought his middle name was William, so a mistake was made.
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