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Tag Archives: Wilkinson
Wilkinson Family Photos
We are lucky to have many family photos in our collection. Facebook works for sharing but makes it hard to find in the future. Here are three Allen Studio, San Angelo, Texas photos of Wilson Lamar and Mayme Turner Wilkinson … Continue reading
Posted in 1900's, Centuries, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Angora goat, Sutton County Texas, Turner, Wilkinson
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1906 Menardville Texas killing of Tom Turner, hotel man
After a decade long search for information on my husband’s great-grandfather Thomas Augustus “Tom” Turner; father of Mayme Louise Turner Wilkinson, wife of Wilson Lamar Wilkinson, I have finally found enough information to write a blog post. I found some … Continue reading
Posted in 1900's, Menard County Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Bevans, Menardville, Turner, Wilkinson
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Obituary of W. J. Wilkinson of Menard County, Texas
When I begin to write a historical blog post I always hope that I have everything but this one had many conflicts. This history of William Jackson Montgomery Wilkinson, son of Daniel King Wilkinson and Elizabeth Osborn Braden in Union … Continue reading
Col. W. J. Wilkinson’s Indian Experience
Here is a story about William Jackson Montgomery Wilkinson written in the Hunter’s Frontier Magazine in May 1916. This story is also told in the book, The West Texas Frontier, by Joseph Carroll McConnell. Col. W. J. Wilkinson’s Indian Experience … Continue reading
Peacock School for Boys in San Antonio, Texas also known as Peacock Military Academy
My husband’s grandfather; Wilson Lamar Wilkinson was the fourth child of Nancy Mires and William Jackson Montgomery Wilkinson; born 17 September 1882 in Menard County, Texas. As a young boy, Lamar attended Peacock School for Boys. It was also known … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Bexar County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Battle of Flowers Parade, Bexar County Texas, Peacock School for Boys, Wilkinson
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Rafter on Mississippi Early Menard Settler
Posted in 1800's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Wilkinson
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Obituary of Nancy Mires Wilkinson
Pioneer Ranch Woman Dies at Her Menard County Home As published in the Fort Worth Star Telegram MENARD, July 16, 1955— Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson, Sr., 95 a pioneer Menard County ranch woman, who died at 4 a.m. Friday at … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, 1900's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Nancy Mires Wilkinson, Wilkinson
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Various Wilkinson’s photos
Four generations of Wilkinson’s taken at the Wilkinson Clear Creek Ranch, Menard County, Texas in 1949. Nancy Mires Wilkinson William Jackson Montgomery Wilkinson taken at Clear Creek.
Posted in 1900's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Mires, Wilkinson
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W. J. Wilkinson Family Portrait
About 1890, portrait of only part of the W. J. and Nancy Mires Wilkinson family.
Posted in 1800's, 1900's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Mires, Wilkinson
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First Sheep in Menard County, Texas in 1876
Here is the San Angelo Standard Times article about the first sheep in Menard, Texas in 1876. This is an interview of Nancy Mires Wilkinson in her later years of such an important event in her life and the new … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Menard County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged "Menard County Texas", Mires, sheep, Wilkinson
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