Obituary: Dallas Morning News 19 Jun 1924.
Mrs. Dickson had been a resident of Texas for nearly eighty years. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Henry Exall, and a grandson, Henry Exall, Jr., and two great grandchildren, Elizabeth May and Dorothy Exall.
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Her parents were Cairo (or Cano) Epperson and Polly Epperson. Her siblings included Frances E., Elizabeth, Jane, Richard, Cleveland, and Isadora. The last three were born in Texas. On 6 Jan 1845 Cairo Epperson received an unconditional certificate to 320 acres in Bowie County, Texas. This certificate documents that he emigrated to Texas 7 Dec 1841.
Sarah married Joseph J. Dickson on Dec. 4, 1856 in Red River County, Texas. Their children were: Emma, Bennie, May, and Joseph M. Dickson. Emma and Bennie died in childhood. May married Henry Exall. Joseph didn't marry. In 1870 she was a widow living with her children Mary (aka May) and Joseph in Clarksville, Red River County, Texas.
Mrs. Dickson had been a resident of Texas for nearly eighty years. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Henry Exall, and a grandson, Henry Exall, Jr., and two great grandchildren, Elizabeth May and Dorothy Exall.
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Her parents were Cairo (or Cano) Epperson and Polly Epperson. Her siblings included Frances E., Elizabeth, Jane, Richard, Cleveland, and Isadora. The last three were born in Texas. On 6 Jan 1845 Cairo Epperson received an unconditional certificate to 320 acres in Bowie County, Texas. This certificate documents that he emigrated to Texas 7 Dec 1841.
Sarah married Joseph J. Dickson on Dec. 4, 1856 in Red River County, Texas. Their children were: Emma, Bennie, May, and Joseph M. Dickson. Emma and Bennie died in childhood. May married Henry Exall. Joseph didn't marry. In 1870 she was a widow living with her children Mary (aka May) and Joseph in Clarksville, Red River County, Texas.
Obituary: Dallas Morning News 19 Jun 1924.
Mrs. Dickson had been a resident of Texas for nearly eighty years. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Henry Exall, and a grandson, Henry Exall, Jr., and two great grandchildren, Elizabeth May and Dorothy Exall.
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Her parents were Cairo (or Cano) Epperson and Polly Epperson. Her siblings included Frances E., Elizabeth, Jane, Richard, Cleveland, and Isadora. The last three were born in Texas. On 6 Jan 1845 Cairo Epperson received an unconditional certificate to 320 acres in Bowie County, Texas. This certificate documents that he emigrated to Texas 7 Dec 1841.
Sarah married Joseph J. Dickson on Dec. 4, 1856 in Red River County, Texas. Their children were: Emma, Bennie, May, and Joseph M. Dickson. Emma and Bennie died in childhood. May married Henry Exall. Joseph didn't marry. In 1870 she was a widow living with her children Mary (aka May) and Joseph in Clarksville, Red River County, Texas.
Mrs. Dickson had been a resident of Texas for nearly eighty years. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Henry Exall, and a grandson, Henry Exall, Jr., and two great grandchildren, Elizabeth May and Dorothy Exall.
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Her parents were Cairo (or Cano) Epperson and Polly Epperson. Her siblings included Frances E., Elizabeth, Jane, Richard, Cleveland, and Isadora. The last three were born in Texas. On 6 Jan 1845 Cairo Epperson received an unconditional certificate to 320 acres in Bowie County, Texas. This certificate documents that he emigrated to Texas 7 Dec 1841.
Sarah married Joseph J. Dickson on Dec. 4, 1856 in Red River County, Texas. Their children were: Emma, Bennie, May, and Joseph M. Dickson. Emma and Bennie died in childhood. May married Henry Exall. Joseph didn't marry. In 1870 she was a widow living with her children Mary (aka May) and Joseph in Clarksville, Red River County, Texas.
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