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Winkler, Ernest Buford (b. 29 MAR 1912, d. 26 NOV 1983)

Note: SSA Death Records:
WINKLER, ERNEST 409-26-0544 TN 29 Mar 1912 Nov 1983 TN Nashville, Tennessee 37209

Death: 26 NOV 1983 Nashville, Davidson Co., TN buried in Springhill Cemetery

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Unknown, Mary (b. , d. ?)

Note: Glenn W. Dillehay, Jr. reports Mary had seven children. She was the second wife of Thomas.

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Dillehay, Jesse James (b. 1850, d. ABT. 1910)

Death: ABT. 1910

Burial: Springhill Cemetery, Davidson Co., TN

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Dillehay, James Easker (b. 24 DEC 1887, d. MAR 1919)

Death: MAR 1919 Lankford Cemetery, Defeated Creek Community of Smith Co., TN

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Dillehay, Glenn Woodrow (b. 5 SEP 1915, d. 21 AUG 1994)

Note: Glenn was captain and charter member of the Hickerson Station Volunteer Fire Department and served for many years as a constable in Coffee Co., TN.

Death: 21 AUG 1994 Harton Regional Hospital in Tullahoma, TN

Burial: Concord Cemetery behind Concord Baptist Church in Tullahoma

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Hadley, Minnie Ann (b. , d. 1964)

Death: 1964

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Word, Martha Ann (b. ABT. 1831, d. ?)

Note: Unknown if same but in the BENTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE MARRIAGES:

PRINCE, James marr. WORD, Martha Ann on 20-OCT-1845

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Wasson, Robert (b. 1762, d. ?)

Death: --Not Shown--

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Wasson, Esther Cythia (b. ABT. 1808, d. 22 JAN 1888)

Death: 22 JAN 1888 Sprintfield, Green Co., Missouri

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Wilson, Alfred Hart (b. 21 JUL 1835, d. 12 JUN 1914)

Death: 12 JUN 1914 Sprintfield, Green Co., Missouri

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Wilson, Thomas Smith (b. 25 JUL 1836, d. 7 NOV 1900)

Note: Information form RootsWeb.com Vance's Genealogy:
He came to Springfield, Greene Co, MO in 1855. He was appointed 2nd Lt. in U.S. Marine Corps on 13 Dec 1857 and served on theFrigate Congress of the Brazil Squadron. He served on the frigate, Sabine, flagship of the expedition to Paraguay. He traveled 800 miles up the Paraguay River. His next assignment he traveled again to South America , returning home in 1861. He resigned his commission and was arrested and imprisoned three months at Fort La Fayette, New York Harbor, and two months at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, where he was exchanged as a prisoner of war. He was a captain in the Confederate States Marine Corps early in 1862. He was a staunch Democrat and was elected Greene Co, MO, recorder of deeds. When he died, he lived on the Bolivar Road.