The Wilson family : a history of the ancestors and descendants of Frank L. and Lottie G. Wilson/ by Sam Kibler
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Frank Laughlin Wilson (1880-1979) was born in Oakland, Tennessee, the son of David S. Wilson and Emma Atkinson (Allen) Wilson. In 1903 he married Lottie Gaither (1884-1956), the daughter of Samuel Elam Gaither and Martha Ammonette Roberts. They were of English and French Huguenot descent and their ancestors originally sttled in Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland. The families eventually settled in Tennessee. Descendants lived in Tennessee, Louisiana, Georgia, Texas, Mississippi, California, Florida, and elsewhere. Includes Kibler and related families.
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