Wilson WilcoxAge: 46 years1838–1884
- Name
- Wilson Wilcox
| Birth | 1838 |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Martha Jacqulyn Wilcox September 18, 1867 (Age 29 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #2 | Mary Margaret Wilcox September 18, 1867 (Age 29 years) |
| Birth of a son #3 | G. L. Wilcox 1869 (Age 31 years) |
| Birth of a son #4 | John G. Wilcox about 1872 (Age 34 years) |
| Birth of a son #5 | Marcus Wilcox about 1875 (Age 37 years) |
| Birth of a daughter #6 | Florence G. Wilcox December 12, 1877 (Age 39 years) |
| Residence | 1880 (Age 42 years) |
| Death | Buried at Brushy Cemetery in Bowie, Texas 1884 (Age 46 years) |
| Family with Mary Ann Griffan |
| himself |
Wilson Wilcox Birth: 1838 — Tennessee, USA Death: Buried at Brushy Cemetery in Bowie, Texas — 1884 — Montague County, Texas, USA |
| wife |
Mary Ann Griffan Birth: 1839 — Tennessee, USA Death: Buried at Brushy Cemetery in Bowie, Texas — 1926 — Montague County, Texas, USA |
| daughter |
Martha Jacqulyn Wilcox Birth: September 18, 1867 29 28 — Claiborne Parrish, Louisana, USA Death: Buried at Rowe Cemetery in Hedley, Donley County Texas — May 26, 1942 — Hall County, Texas, USA |
| daughter |
Mary Margaret Wilcox Birth: September 18, 1867 29 28 — Claiborne Parrish, Louisana, USA Death: Buried at Brushy Cemetery in Bowie, Tx. — March 4, 1936 — Montague County, Texas, USA |
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2 years son |
G. L. Wilcox Birth: 1869 31 30 — Texas, USA |
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4 years son |
John G. Wilcox Birth: about 1872 34 33 — Texas, USA |
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4 years son |
Marcus Wilcox Birth: about 1875 37 36 — Texas, USA |
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3 years daughter |
Florence G. Wilcox Birth: December 12, 1877 39 38 — Texas Death: Buried at Brushy Cemetery in Bowie, Tx — February 17, 1962 — Montague County, Texas, USA |
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| Note | Excerpt taken from "Brushy Cemetery History" by Mary Helen Heugatter with the desire to educate the children of the community and a need for a church house W.W. and Mary A. Wilcox did deed two acres of land to be used for school purposes and for all religious denominat ions to worship in said school house, when completed, when not in conflict with the school (deed record of Montague county Volume X page 74). Community cemeteries were usually next to the church. |