Still born son of Walter and Ada Marsee Dixon
The Dixons lost two infants, and had one surviving son, Homer Dixon.
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Volunteers have been unable to locate this grave in the Fishing Creek Cemetery. The church and cemetery were moved to the present location in 1952 when Lake Cumberland was impounded. Some graves were relocated elsewhere, so it is possible that this child is now buried in another cemetery.
The Dixons lost two infants, and had one surviving son, Homer Dixon.
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Volunteers have been unable to locate this grave in the Fishing Creek Cemetery. The church and cemetery were moved to the present location in 1952 when Lake Cumberland was impounded. Some graves were relocated elsewhere, so it is possible that this child is now buried in another cemetery.
Still born son of Walter and Ada Marsee Dixon
The Dixons lost two infants, and had one surviving son, Homer Dixon.
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Volunteers have been unable to locate this grave in the Fishing Creek Cemetery. The church and cemetery were moved to the present location in 1952 when Lake Cumberland was impounded. Some graves were relocated elsewhere, so it is possible that this child is now buried in another cemetery.
The Dixons lost two infants, and had one surviving son, Homer Dixon.
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Volunteers have been unable to locate this grave in the Fishing Creek Cemetery. The church and cemetery were moved to the present location in 1952 when Lake Cumberland was impounded. Some graves were relocated elsewhere, so it is possible that this child is now buried in another cemetery.
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