Of Martin Station, Weakley Co., Tenn. Source: The [Nashville, Tenn.] Daily American newspaper, issues of September 28 and 29, 1878.
Mrs. Atkinson was admitted to the Infirmary on September 24th, 1878. She was from Martin's Station, Tenn., and had nursed her husband, who died at that place, of yellow fever. Mrs. Atkinson was about sixty-four years of age. Source: Report to the City Council by the Nashville, Tenn., Board of Health, 1879.
Surname also spelled "Atkisson."
Mrs. Atkinson was admitted to the Infirmary on September 24th, 1878. She was from Martin's Station, Tenn., and had nursed her husband, who died at that place, of yellow fever. Mrs. Atkinson was about sixty-four years of age. Source: Report to the City Council by the Nashville, Tenn., Board of Health, 1879.
Surname also spelled "Atkisson."
Of Martin Station, Weakley Co., Tenn. Source: The [Nashville, Tenn.] Daily American newspaper, issues of September 28 and 29, 1878.
Mrs. Atkinson was admitted to the Infirmary on September 24th, 1878. She was from Martin's Station, Tenn., and had nursed her husband, who died at that place, of yellow fever. Mrs. Atkinson was about sixty-four years of age. Source: Report to the City Council by the Nashville, Tenn., Board of Health, 1879.
Surname also spelled "Atkisson."
Mrs. Atkinson was admitted to the Infirmary on September 24th, 1878. She was from Martin's Station, Tenn., and had nursed her husband, who died at that place, of yellow fever. Mrs. Atkinson was about sixty-four years of age. Source: Report to the City Council by the Nashville, Tenn., Board of Health, 1879.
Surname also spelled "Atkisson."
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