Civil War Soldier - Co G, lst Ohio Heavy Artillery.
Son of Henry H. Wilcoxon and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Husband of Emerilla (Emma Rilla) Fillinger.
Known children of Richard and Emerilla Wilcoxon:
James S., William Jackson, John C., Behena, Ada F., Florence, Samantha E., and Granville Wilcoxen.
"History of Gallia County, Ohio" by H. H. Hardesty, 1882, states that Richard Willcoxon served three years in the heavy artillery, American Civil War.
Note: The spelling of Wilcoxon within this family includes Willcoxon and Wilcoxen, but they are indeed the descendants of Henry H. and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Son of Henry H. Wilcoxon and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Husband of Emerilla (Emma Rilla) Fillinger.
Known children of Richard and Emerilla Wilcoxon:
James S., William Jackson, John C., Behena, Ada F., Florence, Samantha E., and Granville Wilcoxen.
"History of Gallia County, Ohio" by H. H. Hardesty, 1882, states that Richard Willcoxon served three years in the heavy artillery, American Civil War.
Note: The spelling of Wilcoxon within this family includes Willcoxon and Wilcoxen, but they are indeed the descendants of Henry H. and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Civil War Soldier - Co G, lst Ohio Heavy Artillery.
Son of Henry H. Wilcoxon and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Husband of Emerilla (Emma Rilla) Fillinger.
Known children of Richard and Emerilla Wilcoxon:
James S., William Jackson, John C., Behena, Ada F., Florence, Samantha E., and Granville Wilcoxen.
"History of Gallia County, Ohio" by H. H. Hardesty, 1882, states that Richard Willcoxon served three years in the heavy artillery, American Civil War.
Note: The spelling of Wilcoxon within this family includes Willcoxon and Wilcoxen, but they are indeed the descendants of Henry H. and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Son of Henry H. Wilcoxon and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
Husband of Emerilla (Emma Rilla) Fillinger.
Known children of Richard and Emerilla Wilcoxon:
James S., William Jackson, John C., Behena, Ada F., Florence, Samantha E., and Granville Wilcoxen.
"History of Gallia County, Ohio" by H. H. Hardesty, 1882, states that Richard Willcoxon served three years in the heavy artillery, American Civil War.
Note: The spelling of Wilcoxon within this family includes Willcoxon and Wilcoxen, but they are indeed the descendants of Henry H. and Nancy A. Leggett Wilcoxon.
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