VETERAN: American Civil War
Co. A., 113th Ohio Regiment
Son of
William Smith Vickers & Anna Beauchamp
Husband of Sarah Ann McDonald m. 1853
(daughter of
John Wilson McDonald, Jr & Sallie McCoy)
Together, they had about 22 children. Eighteen died either in childhood or at birth. Four survived to adulthood.
1. Loriad Valdi Vickers b. 1854
2. John S. Vickers b. 1860
3. Effie May (Vickers) Weydert b. 1866
4. Daisy Maude (Vickers) Agnew b. 1874
Nathan was one of the Superintendents of Construction on the Great Mormon Temple in Utah, as well as a gifted cabinet maker and champion checkers player. He also worked on the dangerous Railroad as a Brakeman where he stood on top of the moving wooden cars to turn the brake handles.
Co. A., 113th Ohio Regiment
Son of
William Smith Vickers & Anna Beauchamp
Husband of Sarah Ann McDonald m. 1853
(daughter of
John Wilson McDonald, Jr & Sallie McCoy)
Together, they had about 22 children. Eighteen died either in childhood or at birth. Four survived to adulthood.
1. Loriad Valdi Vickers b. 1854
2. John S. Vickers b. 1860
3. Effie May (Vickers) Weydert b. 1866
4. Daisy Maude (Vickers) Agnew b. 1874
Nathan was one of the Superintendents of Construction on the Great Mormon Temple in Utah, as well as a gifted cabinet maker and champion checkers player. He also worked on the dangerous Railroad as a Brakeman where he stood on top of the moving wooden cars to turn the brake handles.
VETERAN: American Civil War
Co. A., 113th Ohio Regiment
Son of
William Smith Vickers & Anna Beauchamp
Husband of Sarah Ann McDonald m. 1853
(daughter of
John Wilson McDonald, Jr & Sallie McCoy)
Together, they had about 22 children. Eighteen died either in childhood or at birth. Four survived to adulthood.
1. Loriad Valdi Vickers b. 1854
2. John S. Vickers b. 1860
3. Effie May (Vickers) Weydert b. 1866
4. Daisy Maude (Vickers) Agnew b. 1874
Nathan was one of the Superintendents of Construction on the Great Mormon Temple in Utah, as well as a gifted cabinet maker and champion checkers player. He also worked on the dangerous Railroad as a Brakeman where he stood on top of the moving wooden cars to turn the brake handles.
Co. A., 113th Ohio Regiment
Son of
William Smith Vickers & Anna Beauchamp
Husband of Sarah Ann McDonald m. 1853
(daughter of
John Wilson McDonald, Jr & Sallie McCoy)
Together, they had about 22 children. Eighteen died either in childhood or at birth. Four survived to adulthood.
1. Loriad Valdi Vickers b. 1854
2. John S. Vickers b. 1860
3. Effie May (Vickers) Weydert b. 1866
4. Daisy Maude (Vickers) Agnew b. 1874
Nathan was one of the Superintendents of Construction on the Great Mormon Temple in Utah, as well as a gifted cabinet maker and champion checkers player. He also worked on the dangerous Railroad as a Brakeman where he stood on top of the moving wooden cars to turn the brake handles.
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