"Pop" as he was known to his Gt. Grandchildren, was the son of Alexis George Wilson and Slyvia Jane Harper Wilson. He came across the Oregon Trail with his parents when just a toddler.
From 1929 until his death, he made his home with his son Millard & daughter-in-law Gertrude.
He loved hunting, especially his trips to Canada to go Moose hunting. Favorite memories of Pop were seeing him drive around the farm in his Model T after he no longer could drive on the roads. He loved that car and had it until his death.
His death was proceeded by a fall from the barn roof that he was fixing at age 95.
He does not have a gravestone but he is buried next to his daughter-in-law, Gertrude Wilson.
From 1929 until his death, he made his home with his son Millard & daughter-in-law Gertrude.
He loved hunting, especially his trips to Canada to go Moose hunting. Favorite memories of Pop were seeing him drive around the farm in his Model T after he no longer could drive on the roads. He loved that car and had it until his death.
His death was proceeded by a fall from the barn roof that he was fixing at age 95.
He does not have a gravestone but he is buried next to his daughter-in-law, Gertrude Wilson.
"Pop" as he was known to his Gt. Grandchildren, was the son of Alexis George Wilson and Slyvia Jane Harper Wilson. He came across the Oregon Trail with his parents when just a toddler.
From 1929 until his death, he made his home with his son Millard & daughter-in-law Gertrude.
He loved hunting, especially his trips to Canada to go Moose hunting. Favorite memories of Pop were seeing him drive around the farm in his Model T after he no longer could drive on the roads. He loved that car and had it until his death.
His death was proceeded by a fall from the barn roof that he was fixing at age 95.
He does not have a gravestone but he is buried next to his daughter-in-law, Gertrude Wilson.
From 1929 until his death, he made his home with his son Millard & daughter-in-law Gertrude.
He loved hunting, especially his trips to Canada to go Moose hunting. Favorite memories of Pop were seeing him drive around the farm in his Model T after he no longer could drive on the roads. He loved that car and had it until his death.
His death was proceeded by a fall from the barn roof that he was fixing at age 95.
He does not have a gravestone but he is buried next to his daughter-in-law, Gertrude Wilson.
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