Oliver C. Adkison
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He was was the third child of David Oliver and Mary Johnson Adkison.
(The Petaluma Journal and Argus, Petaluma, Sonoma Co., Ca., August 4,
1864 edition: Died in Virginia City, 11th Sept. Oliver C., son of D.O. and Mary A.
ADKINSON. Little Oliver was a native of Sonoma County, where many
friends of the parents resided. Born in Virginia City Nevada in Oct. 1863
~~~
He died in Virginia City of infant fever on Sept 11th 1864 at 11 months + 20 days of age.
He was buried in the Virginia City Cemetery with a simple sandstone marker on his tiny grave. It has had the top smashed off by vandals but the stone is still standing. His older sister Juliet 1856-1866 is buried not far from him.
~~~
~~~
He was was the third child of David Oliver and Mary Johnson Adkison.
(The Petaluma Journal and Argus, Petaluma, Sonoma Co., Ca., August 4,
1864 edition: Died in Virginia City, 11th Sept. Oliver C., son of D.O. and Mary A.
ADKINSON. Little Oliver was a native of Sonoma County, where many
friends of the parents resided. Born in Virginia City Nevada in Oct. 1863
~~~
He died in Virginia City of infant fever on Sept 11th 1864 at 11 months + 20 days of age.
He was buried in the Virginia City Cemetery with a simple sandstone marker on his tiny grave. It has had the top smashed off by vandals but the stone is still standing. His older sister Juliet 1856-1866 is buried not far from him.
~~~
Oliver C. Adkison
~~~
He was was the third child of David Oliver and Mary Johnson Adkison.
(The Petaluma Journal and Argus, Petaluma, Sonoma Co., Ca., August 4,
1864 edition: Died in Virginia City, 11th Sept. Oliver C., son of D.O. and Mary A.
ADKINSON. Little Oliver was a native of Sonoma County, where many
friends of the parents resided. Born in Virginia City Nevada in Oct. 1863
~~~
He died in Virginia City of infant fever on Sept 11th 1864 at 11 months + 20 days of age.
He was buried in the Virginia City Cemetery with a simple sandstone marker on his tiny grave. It has had the top smashed off by vandals but the stone is still standing. His older sister Juliet 1856-1866 is buried not far from him.
~~~
~~~
He was was the third child of David Oliver and Mary Johnson Adkison.
(The Petaluma Journal and Argus, Petaluma, Sonoma Co., Ca., August 4,
1864 edition: Died in Virginia City, 11th Sept. Oliver C., son of D.O. and Mary A.
ADKINSON. Little Oliver was a native of Sonoma County, where many
friends of the parents resided. Born in Virginia City Nevada in Oct. 1863
~~~
He died in Virginia City of infant fever on Sept 11th 1864 at 11 months + 20 days of age.
He was buried in the Virginia City Cemetery with a simple sandstone marker on his tiny grave. It has had the top smashed off by vandals but the stone is still standing. His older sister Juliet 1856-1866 is buried not far from him.
~~~
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Oliver C.
Adkison
Died
Aug. 11,
1864
Aged
11 Mos.
20 Dys.
Family Members
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