William M Vinson was the son of Cassandra Susan Vinson (maiden name unknown) and an unknown father. His four wives were:
Elizabeth "Eliza" Broadhead, daughter of Felix Broadhead and Asena Pearson, married on 15 Aug 1853 in Clarke County, Mississippi. William filed for divorce 10 Dec 1865 and it was finalized 28 Feb 1866, 13 days after his second marriage.
Rebecca Elizabeth "Becky" Smith Watson, daughter of Wilkin Smith and Martha Susan "Patsy" Broadhead, married on 15 Jan 1866 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Becky was a cousin of his first wife and the widow of G Allen Watson who died in the war.
MeDora Ellington "Dora" Hudson, daughter of Tillman Hudson and Edna Hayden, married on 4 Jan 1892 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Dora had previously been married to H A Hyslop/Heslieu, Alexander T Quates and John A Lott. William divorced her on 20 Oct 1906 claiming she and her son had been mistreating him.
Mary Isadora Cooper, daughter of Thomas E and Mary F Cooper, married on 3 May 1907 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Mary was the widow of James Flowers. William is named as the father of Mary's daughters Qunnie Vinson Hardy and Minnie Vinson Hall even though they were born before he and Mary married.
Elizabeth "Eliza" Broadhead, daughter of Felix Broadhead and Asena Pearson, married on 15 Aug 1853 in Clarke County, Mississippi. William filed for divorce 10 Dec 1865 and it was finalized 28 Feb 1866, 13 days after his second marriage.
Rebecca Elizabeth "Becky" Smith Watson, daughter of Wilkin Smith and Martha Susan "Patsy" Broadhead, married on 15 Jan 1866 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Becky was a cousin of his first wife and the widow of G Allen Watson who died in the war.
MeDora Ellington "Dora" Hudson, daughter of Tillman Hudson and Edna Hayden, married on 4 Jan 1892 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Dora had previously been married to H A Hyslop/Heslieu, Alexander T Quates and John A Lott. William divorced her on 20 Oct 1906 claiming she and her son had been mistreating him.
Mary Isadora Cooper, daughter of Thomas E and Mary F Cooper, married on 3 May 1907 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Mary was the widow of James Flowers. William is named as the father of Mary's daughters Qunnie Vinson Hardy and Minnie Vinson Hall even though they were born before he and Mary married.
William M Vinson was the son of Cassandra Susan Vinson (maiden name unknown) and an unknown father. His four wives were:
Elizabeth "Eliza" Broadhead, daughter of Felix Broadhead and Asena Pearson, married on 15 Aug 1853 in Clarke County, Mississippi. William filed for divorce 10 Dec 1865 and it was finalized 28 Feb 1866, 13 days after his second marriage.
Rebecca Elizabeth "Becky" Smith Watson, daughter of Wilkin Smith and Martha Susan "Patsy" Broadhead, married on 15 Jan 1866 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Becky was a cousin of his first wife and the widow of G Allen Watson who died in the war.
MeDora Ellington "Dora" Hudson, daughter of Tillman Hudson and Edna Hayden, married on 4 Jan 1892 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Dora had previously been married to H A Hyslop/Heslieu, Alexander T Quates and John A Lott. William divorced her on 20 Oct 1906 claiming she and her son had been mistreating him.
Mary Isadora Cooper, daughter of Thomas E and Mary F Cooper, married on 3 May 1907 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Mary was the widow of James Flowers. William is named as the father of Mary's daughters Qunnie Vinson Hardy and Minnie Vinson Hall even though they were born before he and Mary married.
Elizabeth "Eliza" Broadhead, daughter of Felix Broadhead and Asena Pearson, married on 15 Aug 1853 in Clarke County, Mississippi. William filed for divorce 10 Dec 1865 and it was finalized 28 Feb 1866, 13 days after his second marriage.
Rebecca Elizabeth "Becky" Smith Watson, daughter of Wilkin Smith and Martha Susan "Patsy" Broadhead, married on 15 Jan 1866 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Becky was a cousin of his first wife and the widow of G Allen Watson who died in the war.
MeDora Ellington "Dora" Hudson, daughter of Tillman Hudson and Edna Hayden, married on 4 Jan 1892 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Dora had previously been married to H A Hyslop/Heslieu, Alexander T Quates and John A Lott. William divorced her on 20 Oct 1906 claiming she and her son had been mistreating him.
Mary Isadora Cooper, daughter of Thomas E and Mary F Cooper, married on 3 May 1907 in Clarke County, Mississippi. Mary was the widow of James Flowers. William is named as the father of Mary's daughters Qunnie Vinson Hardy and Minnie Vinson Hall even though they were born before he and Mary married.
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