SOME OF THE FANNIN COUNTY WILSONS
JOHNSON WILSON
This might be his daughter, Catherine, in his arms, but not sure.
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BURTON HORACE GREELY "BABE" WILSON,
CHARLIE (not sure) , and MILLIE ANN
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BESSIE WILSON BOGGS
CALLIE WILSON
Some of the Children of Horace Greely "Babe" Wilson and Lucinda "Cindy" Fox Wilson
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LUCY LYNN WILSON
Daughter of Horace Greely "Babe" Wilson and Millie Ann Abercrombie
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Son of "Babe" Wilson
CLINT WILSON
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PHOTOS from CLINT & JIM WILSON'S Collection
Vivian Standrige Wilson's relatives (Clint's wife)
SOME OF THE PRE-FANNIN COUNTY WILSONS
Below: JOHN ALEXANDER WILSON
(husband of Sarah Elizabeth Stout - also pictured below)
During the Civil War his sympathies were with the Union. He was a member of the first county court in 1836 in Johnson County, TN which probably met in the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. He died in 1881 and he and his wife are buried on the hill nearby, now a public burying place known as "The Wilson Cemetery".
Below: SARAH ELIZABETH STOUT WILSON
married John Alexander Wilson (pictured above) on April 1, 1866. She was born in 1843, the daughter of David M. Stout and Sallie Shoun. The Stouts and Wilsons were among the earliest settlers of Eastern Tennessee.
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Below: ANDREW WILSON
Below: RICHARD LUCK WILSON AND SONS
Left to Right: Richard Luck Wilson, James Garland Wilson, William H. Wilson, George S. Wilson, Jacob M. Wilson, Robert D. Wilson, John King Wilson,Jeremiah "Jerry" Wilson, Miller Wilson
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Below: WILLIAM WILSON (headstone) son of John, Sr. is buried in Johnson Cemetery on the Laurel in Mountain City, TN with his wife Rachel and two sons and two daughters in Johnson County, TN. Daughters Delilah and Dicey, both married Johnsons, sons of Thomas Johnson, the founder of Johnson County, TN. After William died, Rachel applied for a pension and made her home with Delilah, probably until her death.
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LIEUT. RICHARD LUCK WILSON, R.Q.M. (Regional Quarter Master)
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