Her father was Robert Wilson and her mother, Elizabeth (Doak) Wilson.
She grew up in Ceres, Bland County, Virginia.
She married John Robert Wilson 30 August 1899 in Ceres, Virginia.
In 1904 they moved west and homesteaded land in the Duck Lake area of Lincoln Co., WA. In 1917 they bought a farm near Lamona, Lincoln County, WA. He died in 1941 and she stayed on the farm another 10 years. Then she lived in a mobile home on her son, Roy Wilson's farm.
She was in ill health the last two year of her life and had health care for 20 months. Due to a hip fracture from a fall she was taken to the Odessa Hospital 8 days prior to her death.
They had two sons:
Roy Wilson
And
Robert Wilson
She grew up in Ceres, Bland County, Virginia.
She married John Robert Wilson 30 August 1899 in Ceres, Virginia.
In 1904 they moved west and homesteaded land in the Duck Lake area of Lincoln Co., WA. In 1917 they bought a farm near Lamona, Lincoln County, WA. He died in 1941 and she stayed on the farm another 10 years. Then she lived in a mobile home on her son, Roy Wilson's farm.
She was in ill health the last two year of her life and had health care for 20 months. Due to a hip fracture from a fall she was taken to the Odessa Hospital 8 days prior to her death.
They had two sons:
Roy Wilson
And
Robert Wilson
Her father was Robert Wilson and her mother, Elizabeth (Doak) Wilson.
She grew up in Ceres, Bland County, Virginia.
She married John Robert Wilson 30 August 1899 in Ceres, Virginia.
In 1904 they moved west and homesteaded land in the Duck Lake area of Lincoln Co., WA. In 1917 they bought a farm near Lamona, Lincoln County, WA. He died in 1941 and she stayed on the farm another 10 years. Then she lived in a mobile home on her son, Roy Wilson's farm.
She was in ill health the last two year of her life and had health care for 20 months. Due to a hip fracture from a fall she was taken to the Odessa Hospital 8 days prior to her death.
They had two sons:
Roy Wilson
And
Robert Wilson
She grew up in Ceres, Bland County, Virginia.
She married John Robert Wilson 30 August 1899 in Ceres, Virginia.
In 1904 they moved west and homesteaded land in the Duck Lake area of Lincoln Co., WA. In 1917 they bought a farm near Lamona, Lincoln County, WA. He died in 1941 and she stayed on the farm another 10 years. Then she lived in a mobile home on her son, Roy Wilson's farm.
She was in ill health the last two year of her life and had health care for 20 months. Due to a hip fracture from a fall she was taken to the Odessa Hospital 8 days prior to her death.
They had two sons:
Roy Wilson
And
Robert Wilson
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