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Milly Elmira Jackson
b.27 Dec 1854 Pike, Arkansas, United States
d.12 Mar 1935 Lockney, Floyd, Texas, United States
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m. Abt 1847
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m. Abt 1872
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m. 7 Apr 1881
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Mrs. M. E. Mixon of Briscoe County (Post Office: Silveston, Texas) She testifies that she is the widow of Early C. Mixon who departed this life on the 9 April 1917 in Floyd County, Texas; she has not remarried. She was married to him 7 April 1881 in Montague Co., Texas. She was born 27 Dec 1854 and has lived in Texas since Dec 1858. She has lived at her present address for one year, currently Silverton, Texas. She says at the time of his enlistment, Early Charles Mixon lived at Sunset, Montague Co., TX, and that he served from 1861 to the close of war in 1865 in Co C, 19th Texas Cavalry, Gano's Brigade, C.S.A. She signed her name M. E. Mixon on the 23 Oct 1930. in Briscoe Co., TX On this above Civil War pension application of E. C.'s wife, M. E. Mixon, she says he died 9 Apr 1917. I have found the memorial to him (with picture!) at F-A-G Lockney Cem. The photo of the gravemarker shows d/o/d as 9 Apr 1918. So I'll assume the gravestone inscription has the correct year 1918, and that her memory of when he died was off a year. Even though she was living in 1930 in Briscoe County, she is recorded on the Texas Death Index as having died in Floyd County. 1860 Census Twp n/s, Johnson Co., Texas Post Office: Comanche Peak, Texas Jas. P. Jackson 40 M farmer GA Elizabeth Jackson 30 F housewife TN Andrew Jackson 15 M ARK Elizabeth Jackson 11 F ARK Sarah Jackson 9 F ARK Mahala Jackson 7 F ARK Milly Jackson 5 F ARK Franklin Jackson 2 M ARK 1870 Census Precinct 1, Montague Co., Texas Jackson, James B. 52 M W Farmer GA Jackson, Elizabeth 42 F W housekeeper TN Jackson, Mahala 18 F W ARK Jackson, Miley 16 F W ARK Jackson, Jackson B. 12 M W ARK 1880 Census Precinct 3, Montague Co., Texas
McDonald, Mary M F 24 Wd AR GA KY (Millie)
McDonald, James W M 8 son S TX MO AR
McDonald, Henry W M 5 son S TX MO AR
'Mary' and sons are next hh to Cash and Mazie McDonald who were her father-in-law and his second wife. This 'Mary' is thought to be Millie E. Jackson. Helen Thompson Strange points us to the gravestone inscription for Joseph McDonald which says: Twenty years later, we find Millie with her second family: 1900 Census District 90, Justice Precinct 2, Haskell Co., Texas Mixon, E. C. Head W M May 1845 55 M19yrs MS MS MS (Early Charles) Mixon, M. E. wife W F Dec 1854 45 M19yrs 8ch/7 lvg AR AR AR (Millie) Mixon, Laura dau W F Jan 1882 18 S TX MS AR Mixon, Tinie dau W F Oct 1884 15 S TX MS AR Mixon, Minnie dau W F July 1887 13 S TX MS AR Mixon, Noah son W M Aug 1894 5 S TX MS AR 1910 Census Dist 0150, Justice Precinct 1, Knox Co., Texas Mixon, Earley C. Head M W 67 M38yrs MS MS MS Mixon, Millie E. wife F W 55 M38yrs 7ch/7 lvg AR USA Unknown Mixon, Noah A. son M W 15 S TX blank AR 1920 Census Dist 82, Lockney, Floyd Co., Texas Mixon, Millie A. Head F W 65 Wd AR USA USA Mixon, Noah A. son M W 25 M TX USA AR (Noah is marked as married but no wife is enumerated with him. As her parents' birth states were unknown, it is likely that someone else gave the information and Noah's marital status may be incorrect.) References
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