ANNIE E. HARVIN VICKERS
Wife of W. M. Vickers
Annie E. Harvin was born July 4, 1840 in Georgia and died January 31, 1882 in Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
The Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 shows that Ann E. Harvin married William M. Vickers, December 15, 1864 in Thomas County, Georgia. (William Marion Vickers)
The 1870 Census of Militia District 579, Thomas County, Georgia with a P.O. Box of Thomasville shows the following:
William Vickers age 31 b. Georgia
Ann E. Vickers age 30 b. Georgia
Jefferson Vickers age 5
William Vickers age 4
Ann U. Vickers age 1
The 1880 Census of 4th Ward, Bienville Parish, Louisiana shows the following:
William B. Vickers age 39 b. Georgia (middle name Marion)
Annie E. Vickers age 35 b. Georgia
Jefferson D. Vickers age 14
John H. Vickers age 5
Hattie J. Vickers age 3
Annie E. Vickers age 8 months
Handy Coleman age 23, Servant
Notes:
A Vickers family genealogical site sources the following:
William Marion Vickers was b. Feb. 8, 1841 in Ga.or Fl. d. Feb. 19, 1904 in Fillmore, Louisiana. He entered the Civil War in Corinth, Ms. as a Pvt. Co. B 19th La. Inf. He lost an arm-1864-paroled out in 1865 in Tallahassee. He lived near Ringgold, Louisiana where his first wife was buried and then Bossier Parish, La. where William is buried in Bellevue Cemetery. He was married twice. His first wife was Annie E. Harvin who is buried in Ringgold, La. The second wife was Mary Jane Tabitha Dickey who is buried with William.
From Lagenweb: 19th Regiment Louisiana Infantry (Civil War):
W.M. Vickers, Pvt., Co. B, enlisted 6 Mar. 1862 at Corninth, Ms. He was wounded in both legs by gunshot 28 July 1864. Lives, Bienville Parish, La. (name also, William M.) William lost two brothers in the Civil War, John Lester Vickers, Jr. and Francis Vickers.
Also, William Marion Vickers, Sr was the son of John Lester Vickers 1808-1877 and Jane Thomas 1809-1947, The Vickers eventually settled in north Louisiana in the DeSoto Parish area, then moved to Bossier Parish, Louisiana. (I refer to William as Sr. because he had a son named William, Jr.)
The Bossier Banner, February 25, 1904, pg. 3 has an obituary for William Marion Vickers.
It is also, noted that someone in the Vickers family owned and operated Vickers Landing on Lake Bistineau.
Information compiled by: Virginia Wilson Bailey
Please, feel free to send additional information or corrections for consideration.
Wife of W. M. Vickers
Annie E. Harvin was born July 4, 1840 in Georgia and died January 31, 1882 in Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
The Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 shows that Ann E. Harvin married William M. Vickers, December 15, 1864 in Thomas County, Georgia. (William Marion Vickers)
The 1870 Census of Militia District 579, Thomas County, Georgia with a P.O. Box of Thomasville shows the following:
William Vickers age 31 b. Georgia
Ann E. Vickers age 30 b. Georgia
Jefferson Vickers age 5
William Vickers age 4
Ann U. Vickers age 1
The 1880 Census of 4th Ward, Bienville Parish, Louisiana shows the following:
William B. Vickers age 39 b. Georgia (middle name Marion)
Annie E. Vickers age 35 b. Georgia
Jefferson D. Vickers age 14
John H. Vickers age 5
Hattie J. Vickers age 3
Annie E. Vickers age 8 months
Handy Coleman age 23, Servant
Notes:
A Vickers family genealogical site sources the following:
William Marion Vickers was b. Feb. 8, 1841 in Ga.or Fl. d. Feb. 19, 1904 in Fillmore, Louisiana. He entered the Civil War in Corinth, Ms. as a Pvt. Co. B 19th La. Inf. He lost an arm-1864-paroled out in 1865 in Tallahassee. He lived near Ringgold, Louisiana where his first wife was buried and then Bossier Parish, La. where William is buried in Bellevue Cemetery. He was married twice. His first wife was Annie E. Harvin who is buried in Ringgold, La. The second wife was Mary Jane Tabitha Dickey who is buried with William.
From Lagenweb: 19th Regiment Louisiana Infantry (Civil War):
W.M. Vickers, Pvt., Co. B, enlisted 6 Mar. 1862 at Corninth, Ms. He was wounded in both legs by gunshot 28 July 1864. Lives, Bienville Parish, La. (name also, William M.) William lost two brothers in the Civil War, John Lester Vickers, Jr. and Francis Vickers.
Also, William Marion Vickers, Sr was the son of John Lester Vickers 1808-1877 and Jane Thomas 1809-1947, The Vickers eventually settled in north Louisiana in the DeSoto Parish area, then moved to Bossier Parish, Louisiana. (I refer to William as Sr. because he had a son named William, Jr.)
The Bossier Banner, February 25, 1904, pg. 3 has an obituary for William Marion Vickers.
It is also, noted that someone in the Vickers family owned and operated Vickers Landing on Lake Bistineau.
Information compiled by: Virginia Wilson Bailey
Please, feel free to send additional information or corrections for consideration.
ANNIE E. HARVIN VICKERS
Wife of W. M. Vickers
Annie E. Harvin was born July 4, 1840 in Georgia and died January 31, 1882 in Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
The Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 shows that Ann E. Harvin married William M. Vickers, December 15, 1864 in Thomas County, Georgia. (William Marion Vickers)
The 1870 Census of Militia District 579, Thomas County, Georgia with a P.O. Box of Thomasville shows the following:
William Vickers age 31 b. Georgia
Ann E. Vickers age 30 b. Georgia
Jefferson Vickers age 5
William Vickers age 4
Ann U. Vickers age 1
The 1880 Census of 4th Ward, Bienville Parish, Louisiana shows the following:
William B. Vickers age 39 b. Georgia (middle name Marion)
Annie E. Vickers age 35 b. Georgia
Jefferson D. Vickers age 14
John H. Vickers age 5
Hattie J. Vickers age 3
Annie E. Vickers age 8 months
Handy Coleman age 23, Servant
Notes:
A Vickers family genealogical site sources the following:
William Marion Vickers was b. Feb. 8, 1841 in Ga.or Fl. d. Feb. 19, 1904 in Fillmore, Louisiana. He entered the Civil War in Corinth, Ms. as a Pvt. Co. B 19th La. Inf. He lost an arm-1864-paroled out in 1865 in Tallahassee. He lived near Ringgold, Louisiana where his first wife was buried and then Bossier Parish, La. where William is buried in Bellevue Cemetery. He was married twice. His first wife was Annie E. Harvin who is buried in Ringgold, La. The second wife was Mary Jane Tabitha Dickey who is buried with William.
From Lagenweb: 19th Regiment Louisiana Infantry (Civil War):
W.M. Vickers, Pvt., Co. B, enlisted 6 Mar. 1862 at Corninth, Ms. He was wounded in both legs by gunshot 28 July 1864. Lives, Bienville Parish, La. (name also, William M.) William lost two brothers in the Civil War, John Lester Vickers, Jr. and Francis Vickers.
Also, William Marion Vickers, Sr was the son of John Lester Vickers 1808-1877 and Jane Thomas 1809-1947, The Vickers eventually settled in north Louisiana in the DeSoto Parish area, then moved to Bossier Parish, Louisiana. (I refer to William as Sr. because he had a son named William, Jr.)
The Bossier Banner, February 25, 1904, pg. 3 has an obituary for William Marion Vickers.
It is also, noted that someone in the Vickers family owned and operated Vickers Landing on Lake Bistineau.
Information compiled by: Virginia Wilson Bailey
Please, feel free to send additional information or corrections for consideration.
Wife of W. M. Vickers
Annie E. Harvin was born July 4, 1840 in Georgia and died January 31, 1882 in Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
The Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900 shows that Ann E. Harvin married William M. Vickers, December 15, 1864 in Thomas County, Georgia. (William Marion Vickers)
The 1870 Census of Militia District 579, Thomas County, Georgia with a P.O. Box of Thomasville shows the following:
William Vickers age 31 b. Georgia
Ann E. Vickers age 30 b. Georgia
Jefferson Vickers age 5
William Vickers age 4
Ann U. Vickers age 1
The 1880 Census of 4th Ward, Bienville Parish, Louisiana shows the following:
William B. Vickers age 39 b. Georgia (middle name Marion)
Annie E. Vickers age 35 b. Georgia
Jefferson D. Vickers age 14
John H. Vickers age 5
Hattie J. Vickers age 3
Annie E. Vickers age 8 months
Handy Coleman age 23, Servant
Notes:
A Vickers family genealogical site sources the following:
William Marion Vickers was b. Feb. 8, 1841 in Ga.or Fl. d. Feb. 19, 1904 in Fillmore, Louisiana. He entered the Civil War in Corinth, Ms. as a Pvt. Co. B 19th La. Inf. He lost an arm-1864-paroled out in 1865 in Tallahassee. He lived near Ringgold, Louisiana where his first wife was buried and then Bossier Parish, La. where William is buried in Bellevue Cemetery. He was married twice. His first wife was Annie E. Harvin who is buried in Ringgold, La. The second wife was Mary Jane Tabitha Dickey who is buried with William.
From Lagenweb: 19th Regiment Louisiana Infantry (Civil War):
W.M. Vickers, Pvt., Co. B, enlisted 6 Mar. 1862 at Corninth, Ms. He was wounded in both legs by gunshot 28 July 1864. Lives, Bienville Parish, La. (name also, William M.) William lost two brothers in the Civil War, John Lester Vickers, Jr. and Francis Vickers.
Also, William Marion Vickers, Sr was the son of John Lester Vickers 1808-1877 and Jane Thomas 1809-1947, The Vickers eventually settled in north Louisiana in the DeSoto Parish area, then moved to Bossier Parish, Louisiana. (I refer to William as Sr. because he had a son named William, Jr.)
The Bossier Banner, February 25, 1904, pg. 3 has an obituary for William Marion Vickers.
It is also, noted that someone in the Vickers family owned and operated Vickers Landing on Lake Bistineau.
Information compiled by: Virginia Wilson Bailey
Please, feel free to send additional information or corrections for consideration.
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