Individuals marked with a red dot are direct ancestors of Jacqueline Renee Milburn
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Wilson, Bessie Elnora {I0156} (b. 19 JUL 1879, d. 12 MAY 1972)

Note: As she grew older, she moved to St. Petersburg to be with her son Wilbur. It was here she died. She is buried beside John at Milledgeville, Ohio.

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Note: Cecil enlisted on Jun 10 1917 at Xenia, Ohio to fight in the first World War. After the war, he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad as a telegrapher and was a stationary engineer. He served under Sheriff George P. Hinkle as his Chief Deputy.

Occupation: Place: Railroad worker

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Note: He was in France and Germany with the 236 General Hospital as a barber. He played pool in exhibition and excelled over such notables as Willie Hoppe, New York Fats, and Masconi. The family lived in Xenia and then moved to Dayton Ohio. In 1938, Wilbur and his father, John purchased fifteen acres in Vandalia, Ohio. The family enjoyed the farm with John in command. Wilbur moved to St. Petersburg, FL in 1954 where he lived until his death. Thelma resides in Troy, Ohio.

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Note: He attended school in Xenia, graduating in 1941. On September 21 1942, Leroy was inducted into the Army in Columbus, Ohio. This was World War II. His grade was T/4 and he was a part of CB I (China, Burma< India). After the war, he was employed by Wright Patterson Air Force Base until Retirement. He served on the planning board to reconstruct Xenia after "The Tornado" of 1974 destroyed the area. Leroy resides in his Boyhood home in Xenia, Ohio. He carries the countenance of the tradition. As his grandfather would say, "Yes, indeedy".

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Occupation: Place: Police Department in Ohio

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