Pike COUNTY  GA   Obits - Emmit E. Williamson

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Obituary: Emmit E. Williamson
McCurtain Gazette
Idabel, Oklahoma
July 13, 1968
 
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OBITUARY:  EMMIT E. WILLIAMSON

Emmit E. Williamson, 79, of Garvin, died at 5:30 a.m.
Thursday (July 11, 1968) in a Texarkana hospital. Born
Aug. 22, 1888 in Zebulon, Ga., he moved to McCurtain
County in 1920 from Georgia. He was a retired farmer and
member of the Baptist church.

Survivors include his widow, Rosa Lee (Bailey)
Williamson; three sons, Walter Williamson of Sherman,
Texas;  Edgar Williamson of Garvin, and Leon Williamson
of Oklahoma City; three daughters, Mrs. Ward Fyfe of
Perrydale, Oregon, Mrs. R. J. Whitaker of Garvin, and
Mrs. Arthur T. Walker of Warren, Ariz.;  seven sisters,
including Mrs. Margarette McKeller and Mrs. Mary Monroe,
both of Rusk, Texas, Mrs. Agnes McCowen, Mrs. Velma
Tipton and Mrs. Calla Petre, all of Jacksonville, Texas
and Mrs. Oeeda Brosshire of Texas; eight grandchildren;
and 15 great grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the
Baptist Church at Garvin. Burial was in Forest Hill
Cemetery.

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Emmit Williamson was the only son of Thomas Jefferson
Williamson b Nov.1,1874 d. Oct. 27, 1951 m. to his cousin
Julia Ann Williamson b May 20, 1873 d April 26, 1961.
They were married March 2, 1894 in Pike Co., Ga. 

Thomas Jefferson Williamson is son of Zachary Taylor
Williamson and Mary Ann Jordan.

Julia Ann Williamson is daughter of William Henry
Williamson and Elizabeth  Frances Newman. All from Pike
Co., Georgia.

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