William Mixon was a farmer and lived in the countryside between Everrgreen and Greenville, Alabama. He had a big farm and lots of hired help.
He was in the Civil War. At the time of the war he was married and had a young son. He fought at the Battle of Blakeley and and when it was over walked all the way home.
He and his family lost everything during the war. When he returned home his wife Mahala Higdon shortley after. They had 2 sons together, Issac Franklin Higdon Mixon and William Mixon. He then married Elizabeth Ban Durden, 23 years his juinor.
About 1899, William, Elizabeth and their children moved and settled in Bromley, Baldwin County, Alabama.
William Mixon was a farmer and lived in the countryside between Everrgreen and Greenville, Alabama. He had a big farm and lots of hired help.
He was in the Civil War. At the time of the war he was married and had a young son. He fought at the Battle of Blakeley and and when it was over walked all the way home.
He and his family lost everything during the war. When he returned home his wife Mahala Higdon shortley after. They had 2 sons together, Issac Franklin Higdon Mixon and William Mixon. He then married Elizabeth Ban Durden, 23 years his juinor.
About 1899, William, Elizabeth and their children moved and settled in Bromley, Baldwin County, Alabama.
Family Members
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Morgan W Mixon
1823–1899
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Isaac Mixon
1826–1902
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Elizabeth Louiza Mixon Higdon
1828–1907
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Jehu Mixon III
1830–1862
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Gatsy Ann Mixon Dean
1832–1921
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Rachel Mixon Dean
1833–1878
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Phereby Delilah Mixon Mixon
1835–1920
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Joel E. Mixon
1837–1916
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Mary Susan Mixon Hardee
1839–1921
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Aris Woodham Mixon
1843–1863
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Marion C Mixon
1845–1865
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Margret Sophronia Mixon Williams
1847–1895
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James Redding Mixon Sr
1851–1932
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