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Richard Megginson/Maxen/Mixson 1588 London, Middlesex, England D: 1683 London, Middlesex, England M: Elizabeth~ B: 1592 D: 1643
Queen Elizabeth I 1588-1603 Daughter of Henry VIII
John Megginson (Mickson/Mixon) B:1610 Kent, England & resided Walton on the Thames, Surrey, England D: 1655 Gloucester Cty, VA M: Ellen Lnu B: 1620 London, England D: 1680 in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, VA. He arrived in Jamestown, Virginia from England in 1650 with a group of English immigrants led by Capt. Moore Fauntleroy (In the early days of the Virginia Colony a grant of 50 acres was allowed for each person transported, and this was called a "headright". It is a on record that Col. Moore Fauntleroy transported 179 persons. Their names are listed in his patents, many of them were people of prominence. Most of the patents are signed by Sir William Berkeley, who was then the Royal Governor of Virginia. Col. Fauntleroy was an owner or part owner of ships). The name was simply spelled how it was pronounced in the very early colonial days which would indicate a distinct origin back to northern England. According to several sources, the ship departed England shortly after Oliver Cromwell's seize of power in England as all those who supported King Charles I of England fled to the Virginia colonies. They settled on the north side of the Rappahannock River.
Henry Stuart, 1st Duke of Gloucester 1640-1660-Gloucester County, VA
Third son of King Charles I of England
John Mixson I B: 1633 Kent England D: 1664 VA M: Ellen 1620 London D: 1680 VA
1~John Megginson/Mixon II B: 1655 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, (Gloucester County was created in 1651 from York County) VA D: 12/20/1710 VA M: Grace~ B: 1660 D: 1715
1~John Mixon III B: 02/14/1680 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA (The Chickoyackes Tribe lived in the area in the late 1600s). D: 02/27/1734 White Oak River, Onslaw Cty, NC M:1) Joyce Cleave 1679-1731 M:2) 1701 Prudence Lide in Glpicester. VA B: 03/18/1683 D: 06/09/1738. 1704 List of Tithes in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, Va. John Mixon 400 acres (Virginia Magazine of History, Vol.33,Pg.342). Public record office, Colonial office papers, S.C. (006/398): Land Grant to John Mixon 150 acres, Craven Co. August 8,1753. Genealogical Abstract of Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Vol.1 Wotten register, February 2, 1658, Ellen Mixon, wife of John Mixson I, witnesses Will of John Taylor at Walton-Upon-Thames.
1~Samuel Mixon B: 1699 D:
2~Sabrath Mixon B: 1701 D: 1724
3~George Mixon B: 1702 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA D: 1779 M: Elizabeth Mixson
1~Salathiel Mixon
2~Elijah Mixon 1740-1817 M1: Gaylord M2: Naomi Condre
1~Hannah Mixon 1767
2~George Mixon 1770-1811
3~Elizabeth Mixon 1772-
4~John Mixon
5~Elijah Mixon Jr 1775-
1~William Mixon 1806-1880 M: 1828 Julia Harris 1808-1894. He was a farmer, a blacksmith and a wagon maker.
1~Nancy Lucretia Mixson 1832-1914
2~William Cicero Mixson 1834-1917 M: Martha Law
1~William "Billy" Thomas Mixson 1862-1905 M: Coral Fuller
1~John Leslie Mixson 1897-1988
2~Dwight Layman Mixson 1899-1973
2~Harmon Wallace Mixson 1866-1925
3~David Marion Mixson 1867-1955
4~Joseph Isaiah Mixson 1869-1937
5~Charles Andrew Mixson 1871-1942
6~Augustus Mitchell Mixson 1873-1960 carpenter
7~Millard Franklin Mixson 1875-1937
8~Walker Lee Mixson 1877-1958
9~Howard Payne Mixson 1883-1918
3~Brazillo Harris Mixson 1835-1914 Planter, Confederate Soldier, member of Company "H", 53rd. Alabama Infantry
4~Henry Josephus Mixson 1839-1930 Planter, Confederate Soldier of Company "H", 40th Tennessee Infantry, originally Capt. Miner's Company, Walker's Regiment of Alabama
5~Winifred Ellen Mixson 1841-1895 M: 1857 James Anthony DuPree 1839-1916
6~John Elijah Mixson 1844-1914 M: 1868 Elmira Cole 1848-1924. He was a Confederate Soldier, member of Company "H", 53rd Alabama Cavalry
7~Julia Sophia Mixson 1845-1874 M: 1844 William James Snellgrove 1844-1902
8~Francis Marion Mixson 1847-1871
6~Henry Mixon 1780
3~Zedekiah Mixon 1752-1811 He was a Revolutionary Soldier, member of the Continental Line. M:
1~James Mixon 1776-
2~Rosetta Mixon 1778-
3~Micajah Mixon 1780-
4~Lydia Elizabeth Mixon 1782-1837
5~Nancy Mixon 1789-
6~Sarah Mixon 1790-
7~Zedekiah Mixon Jr 1794
8~Elijah Mixon 1795-1873
9~Jesse Mixon 1797-
10~Joanna Mixon 1801-1837
4~Martha Mixon-Gurganus.
4~William Mixon III B: 1705 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA. D: 01/13/1783 Craven Cty, SC. M: 1734 Frances Bryan 1715-1748
1~Prudence Mixon B: 1736 Hyde Cty, NC D: 1834
2~John C. Mixon B: 1738 D: 1750
3~Elizabeth Mixon B: 1740 D: 1760
4~Frances Mixon B: 1742 D: 1760
5~Michael Mixon (see below) B: 1744 D: 1794 M: Catherine~ Farmer and was a Revolutionary War Soldier.
1~Michael Mixon B: 1765 D:
2~Robert Fulton Mixon B: 12/17/1770, Beaufort Dist. SC D:
3~Abraham (Abram) Mixon B: 1774 SC. D:
4~James Mixon B: 1782 SC D: 1857 Irwin Cty, GA M:1) Mary Johns, daughter of Jacob Johns and Patience. M:2) 02/01/1827 Celice Mc Anally in Irwin Cty, GA. See below for family history.
5~William Mixon B: 1790 SC D:
6~Martin Mixon B: 1790 Beaufort Dist. SC D:
6~Sabra Mixon B: 1746 D:
7~George Mixon B: 1748 Craven Cty, NC D: 1810
8~Elijah Dixon Mixon B: 1750 D:
5~John Mixon IV B: 1719 Pasquotank Precinct, NC D: 03/1796 M1): 1737 Mary Elizabeth Russell 1723-1739 M2): Joyce~ 1720-1800. John served in the Cherokee War under Col. George Gabriel Powell in 1759-60. He received a grant of another 150 acres in Craven County on May 14, 1771.
1~John C. Mixson Jr. B: 1738 D: 11/05/1809 M: Mabel~ Served in the Cherokee War under Col. George Gabriel Powell whose men were mainly from Cheraw and Georgetown Districts of old Craven County.
2~Michael Micah Mixon B: 1742 D: 1805 SC M1: 1778 Lydia Williamson 1742-1778 M2: Mary Russell 1742-1830
1~Elizabeth Mixon
2~Mary 'Polly' Mixon M: Perkins
3~Susannah Mixon M: Coxe
3~Jessee Mixon B: 1744 SC D: 1832 M: Mary~. M2: Mary~ He was a soldier in the Revolutionary War in SC, serving in Captain Robert Lide's Company of Volunteers, which was organized on October 5, 1775; he received a small land grant in 1785 in Beaufort District, SC, located on Matthews Bluff, near the Savannah River. Trained race horses.
1~Redden Mixon 1770-1809 M: Amelia 1772-1853
1~Mary Mixon 1793-1868 M: Banner Thomas
2~Elizabeth Mixon B: 1795 D: M: 1809 Lewis Thomas B: 1789 SC D: 1860 GA. Son of James R. Thomas and Sarah Banner.
1~Redden Thomas B: 1810 D: M: Susannah
2~James Ransom Thomas, Sr. B: 1811 D: 1884 M: Martha Leggett 1831-1918. Military Service: Capt, James Sweat's Co. during the Indian Wars of 1838.
1~James Ransom Thomas 1849–1929
2~Jacob Thomas 1851–1881
3~Lewis Thomas 1853–1890
4~Lewis Thomas 1853–1890
5~Bryant Absalom Thomas 1854–1930
6~Ephraim Thomas 1858–1929
7~Joseph Thomas 1865–1936
8~Daniel Nimrod Thomas 1867–1931
9~Isaac Henry Thomas 1869–1928
3~Joseph Thomas B: 1815 D: M: Rhoda Waldron
4~Amarintha Thomas B: 1822 D: 1890 M: 1851 William Edward Chancey 1823-1883
5~Martha Thomas B:1823 D: 1862 M: David E. Cason
6~Sarah Thomas B: 1825 D: M: Thomas Dyal
7~Absalomb Thomas B: 1827 D: M: Elizabeth Walker
8~Lewis Thomas II. B: 1830 D: 1893 M: 1851 Prucie Ann Eason B: 1835 D: 1919 Private Co. K 54th Regiment Georgia Infantry CSA Appling County.
1~George Earl Thomas 1853-
2~Susan Eliza A. Thomas Spence 1856–1934
3~Laban H. Thomas 1860–1934
4~Lewis Lafayette Thomas 1864–1913
5~Emmaline Thomas Rhoden 1866–1908
6~Martha Elizabeth Thomas Spence 1870–1927
7~Mary Clifton Thomas Hanchey 1872–1939
8~James R. Thomas 1873–1928
9~Cora Ann Thomas Cobb 1876–1914
10~Thomas Mitchell Thomas 1881–1937
9~Banner Thomas 1833-1885 M: Mary Walker 1837-1897
10~Elizabeth Thomas B: 1835 D: M: Martin Nettles Jr.
11~James A Thomas 1846-1901
1~Early P. Thomas 1873–1920
2~Leila Thomas 1875–1880
3~Woodford Thomas 1880–1880
3~Amelia Mixon 1800-1884 M: Davis
2~Elijah Mixson 1774-
3~William P. Mixson 1776-
4~Vincent Mixson 1778-
5~Jesse Mixson, Jr. 1780- M1: Sarah Fletcher, M2: Sarah Bowen M3: 1788 Elizabeth Harrison
6~Cornelius Lofton Mixon 1790-1846 M: Sarah Kirkland
7~John Jehu Mixon 1792-1855 M: Rebecca Slade
8~Rachel Mixon 1794- M: Thomas Applewhite
9~Mary Polly Mixon 1796- M: Samuel Miles
3~Amelia Mixon 1800-1844 M: George W Davis 1800-1857
4~Cornelius Mixon B: 1746 D: 1775
5~Abraham Mixon B: 1747 D: 1820 M:
1~Robert Fulton Mixon 1770-1848
6~Samuel Gooden Mixon 1750-1821 Keziah Smith 1750-1781
7~William Mixon B: 1751apx
8~Robert Mixon
6~Robert Mixon B: 1721 D: M: 06/01/1729 Joyce Cleve Phillips
2~William Mixon I B: 10/11/1683 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA D: 1739 M: Elizabeth~
3~Mathew Mixon B: 11/30/1685 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA D: 1775
4~Mary Mixon B: 07/10/1687 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA D: 1781
5~Jane Mixon B: 10/01/1693 Abingdon Parish, Gloucester Cty, VA D: 1787
2~William Maxon/Mixon B: 1660 Burneston, North Yorkshire, UK D:
1~Anthony Maxon B; 02/14/1685 D:
2`Elizabeth Maxon B: 03/28/1696 D:
DAUGHTERS AND SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTON
All descendants of George Mixon (Mixson) of Beaufort County, North Carolina, and all descendants of his two brothers, William Mixson, Kershaw County, SC , and John Mixson of Darlington District, South Carolina (and of his son, Micah Mixon, Darlington District, SC ) are eligible to become members of the SAR or of the DAR, as the case might be, also could qualify for a grant of Arms from the College of Arms in London.
5~Michael Mixon B: 1744 NC D: 1794 NC, son of William & Frances Mixon. M: 1763 Catherine Mixon B: 1745 Hyde, NC D: 1794 NC A Revolutionary soldier, received a land grant for 106 acres in 1798 located on Whippy Swamp, Salkahatchee River. Whippy Swamp Cross Roads was in Beaufort District before Hampton County was created in 1878. Near where U.S. Highway 601 crosses the Salkehatchie River in Hampton County lies the community of Crockettvil1e.
1~Michael Mixon B: 1765 Virginia D: M: 11/11/1824 Nancy Stout Nov B:1800 D:
2~John Mixon B; 1766.D: M: Mary Elizabeth Joyce B: 1773 Pasquotank, NC D: SC
3~Robert Fulton Mixon B: 12/17/1770 SC D:
4~Redden Mixon B: 1773 D: 1820 Liberty Cty, Georgia M: Amelia; B: 1775 D: He won land lots in the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery.
5~Abraham Abram Mixson, farmer B: 1774 SC D: 1850 Jackson Cty, Mississippi M: 1800 Elizabeth Joyce B:1776 D: 1850apx, daughter of William Joyce. Three land grants were given him in 1818, totaling 538 acres.
1~Malakiah Mixon B: 1805 SC D: 1850 MS M: 01/26/1826 Mary Elizabeth Harrison in MS B: 1810 SC D: 1880 MS
1~Daughter Mixon B: 1826
2~Abraham Mixon B: 1827 D: 07/1864 Battle Of Atlanta, CSA M: 1844 Lucy Parker B: 08/21/1821 D: 10/19/1900. Lived in Jackson Cty, MS. A member of Company "A", 3rd MS Inf.
3~James Joyce Mixon B: 11/22/1828 D:
4~Nowell Mixon B: 1833 D:
2~Henry Joyce Mixon B: 1815 GA D: 1860 M: 1838 Cynthia~ 1824-1903 M2: Elizabeth Hogan 1836-1924
1~Matilda E Mixon B: 1840 Lawrence Cty, MS
2~Andrew Mixon B: 1842 Lawrence Cty, MS
3~Malachi Mixon B: 1846 Lawrence Cty, MS D: 1940 M1: Barbara A M2: Angeline Grizie 1870-
4~Thomas Jefferson Mixon B: 1848 Lawrence Cty, MS D: 10/29/1898 Tanjipahoe Parish, LA M: 1870 Louisa~
5~James Abraham Mixon B: 1852 Lawrence Cty, MS D:1909 M: 1874 Piety Caroline Ricks
6~Benton Mixon B: 1854 St. Martins Parish, LA D:
7~Mastin Mixon B: 10/29/1856 St. Martins Parish, LA D: 03/03/1912 Graham Cemetery, Kentwood, LA M: Cordelia Graham B: 1875 LA D: 01/1855 Graham Cemetery, Kentwood, LA
8~Hezekiah Mixon B: 03/09/1858 St. Martins Parish, LA D: 12/27/1931
6~James M. Mixon farmer B: 1782 SC D: 1858 Mixon Family Cemetery, Abbeville, GA. M:1) 1816 Mary Johns B: 1800 SC D: 1826 M:2) 02/01/1827 Celice McAnally B: 1816 D: 1860. A farmer and a Veteran of the War of 1812.
1~Martha Mixon B: 1816 D: 1902 M: 07/31/1855 Silas Covington 1805-1858 Taylor Cemetery, Turner County, GA.
2~Sarah Mixon B: 1818 D: M: 01/26/1840 Thomas M. Jenkins
3~Cynthia Mixon B: 02/01/1822 D: 04/27/1903 Mixon Ferry Cemetery M: 04/13/1851 Elijah Akins B: D: 1858
4~Abraham R. Mixon B: 1824 D: 1912 Clinch Cty, buried in Victory Methodist Church Cemetery Manor,, GA. M: 12/27/1852 Nancy Parker B: 1828 D: M:2) 07/16/1874 Sarah Griffin 1842-1916
1~John William Mixon 1852–1928 Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church Cemeter, Manor, Ware County, GA. M: Elizabeth Ellen Henderson 1863–1952
1~Georgia M Mixon 1882–1959 M: 1904 James L House 1870-1954
1~Liscar L House 1906–1907
2~Geneva House Hall 1907–1985
3~Ernest Orville House 1909–1997
4~Vena Bell House Barber 1912–1990
5~Jeremiah House 1914–1976
6~Eric B House 1922–1974
2~Nancy Mixon 1884–1933 Never Married
3~Martha Mixon 1885–1941 M: James Randle Beverly 1881–1943
4~Steve James Mixon 1887-1987 M: Leah Truett Mixon 1896–1973
1~Delmas Edward Mixon 1915–1987
5~John Abram Mixon 1891-1977 US Navy WWI
6~Perry Allen Mixon 1893–1925 M: Mary Missouri Thomas 1895–1982
1~Allen Perry Mixon 1924-1979
7~Mazie Arizona Mixon 1899-1936 M: Banner Lawrence Strickland 1876–1946
8~Duncan Carmichael Mixon 1902–1988 M: Bulah Mae Davis 1905–1937
1~James Edward Mixon 1927–1928
2~Joseph Lawton Mixon 1929–2011
9~Martin Lewis Mixon 1904–1985 M: 1929 Betty Robinson Mixon 1911–1990
1~John Wilmer Mixon 1921-1985 M:
2~Doris Elizabeth Mixon 1930-2007 M: Daniel Linus Houser 1901–1986
3~Mildred Mixon 1935-1997 M1: ~Howard M2: ~Dewberry
4~Ellis Mixon 1943- M: Dorothy Louise Trowell 1943–2002
5~Perry Allen Mixon 1948–1977 M: SGT US Army Vietman
2~Mary Elizabeth Mixon 1858–1937 M: James R Hall 1859-1929
1~Edward Cary Hall 1890-1939
5~John Llewellyn Mixon B: 1825 Appling Cty, GA D: 11/23/1909 M:1) 4/02/1848 Nancy Gibbs B: 1831 D: 09/20/1892 M:2) Nancy Jane Brown Mims B: 1853 D: 08/17/1931 Ocilla, GA, daughter of John Mims of Dooley Cty. John was a farmer & extensive planter and landowner in Irwin County. A private in Company B, 13th Batt, Ga. Inf., July 24, 1662. Transferred to Co. B, 36 Regiment Ga. Inf., December 1862. Captured at Whitmarsh Island, Ga. February 22, 1864. Send to Hilon Head, SC, and then to Fort Columbus, NY Harbor. On February 27, 1864, to Fort Delaware, Delaware, March 8, 1864. Exchanged on September 18, 1864.
6~Josiah George Mixon see below line
7~Mary Mixon B: 1835 D: Never married
8~Jeremiah Mixon B: 1833 GA D:
9~Stephen Mixon B: 1838 GA D:
6~Josiah George Mixon B: 06/11/1830 D: 05/30/1908 Mixon Ferry Cemetery M: 1856 Elizabeth Lucreasy Horton B: 02/01/1837 D: 09/18/1911 Josiah Mixon Cemetery: Started by Josiah G. Mixon, near the Suwannee River about 1865, in Clinch County near his farm, nder several large Oak Tree which still stand, on land he homesteaded in 1852, next to the Suwannee River, in the Okefenokee Swamp. First burial believed to be his Aunt Martha who had come to help his wife with their children and stayed on due in part to the War between the States starting, and Josiah being away fighting for the CSA. Joined as a private 6 Oct 1862 at Columbus, GA, 9th Florida Infantry, Company D, CSA . Entry has an unlocked cable across it at the highway; entry road is dirt and is just outside the Main entrance to the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, on Georgia Highway #177.
1~James W. Mixon B: 1858 D: 05/1876 Mixon Ferry Cemetery, GA
2~Elizabeth Mixon B: 02/10/1861 D: 06/09/1939 M: Samuel Pompey Griffis B: 02/15/1854 D: 01/26/1917 Mixon Ferry Cemetery
1~Jessie Susan Griffis B: 07/03/1881 D: 10/10/1958 M: Thomas Hilton Cook B: 10/03/1871 D: 02/09/1944
2~Sarah Lucretia Griffis B: 04/02/1884 D: 03/03/1935 M: James Ransom Steedley B: 01/25/1878 D: 01/18/1934
3~Mary Elizabeth Griffis B: 07/22/1889 D: 10/07/1931 M: Cornelius Graddy B: 11/25/1897 D: 12/26/1939
4~James Archie Griffis B: 02/12/1892 D: 03/30/1981 M: Dollie Belle Williams B: 10/09/1904 D: 03/01/1984
5~Lemuel Griffis B: 06/04/1896 D: 06/24/1968 M: Alice Howell B: 10/12/1912 D: 11/04/1995
6~Martha Mizell Griffis B: 08/17/1899 D: 05/18/1977 M: Lawrence Carver B:04/08/1892 D: 02/19/1974
3~Nancy Ann Mixon B: 11/20/1864 D: 10/06/1942 Mixon Ferry Cemetery, GA M: James Daniel Drawdy B: 1866 D: 03/20/1929
4~Joseph (Joe) Sia Mixon B: 11/18/1868 D: 10/01/1947 Waresboro Cemetery, GA M: 1891 Louise Booth B: 12/01/1874 GA D: 04/10/1964 Waresboro Cemetery, GA.
1~Mollie Mattie Josephine Mixon B: 03/04/1892 D: 01/31/1980 Kettle Creek Cemetery M:1) Cleveland Robert Sowell 1885-1932 M:2) McConnell M:3) Rev Thomas Moses Lee 1886-1979
1~Elia Robert Sowell 1908-1973
2~PFC Joseph P Sowell 1915-1993
3~Leonard Arthur Sowell B: 1919 D: 1969
2~Jessie Enoch Mixon B: 11/22/1893 D: 05/04/1964 M: Hazel Pearl Wilson B: 05/25/1911 D: 02/08/2000
Jessie Enoch Mixon-right
1~Lois Marie Mixon 1926-2015 M: Frank Gibson 1926-1994
2~Dorothy Louise Mixon 1928-2000 M: Daniel Melvin Corbitt 1921-2002
3~Charles Edward Mixon 1933-2005 A1C US Air Force, Korea M: Marie Florence Dunn 1935-2009
4~Atlas Audrey Jean Mixon 1935-2020 M: Willie Lee Wyatt Jr 1931-2006
1~Billy Gene Wyatt
2~Larry Wayne Wyatt
5~Jesse Norman Mixon B: 07/25/1937 D: 03/25/1940
6~David Dale Mixon B: 05/06/1941 D: 2015 M: Linda Gail Sutton B: 09/03/1946 D:
7~Donnie Patricia Mixon B: 02/22/1944 D: 1985 M: 01/2/1962 Larry Benton 1940-2018
8~Billy Joe Mixon B: 03/17/1946 D: 08/14/1985
9~Irma Lee Mixon B: 03/07/1948 D: 04/17/1950
3~Issac Harley Mixon B: 11/16/1897 D: 06/01/1975 M: Eva Bourn B: 07/21/1896 D: 12/15/1986
1~Bruce Mixon B: 03/11/1919 D: 03/04/2005
2~Hazel Mixon B: 06/12/1921 D: 05/13/2010
3~Emory Jack Mixon B: 09/11/1927 D: 03/01/2013 M: Louise Whitaker B: 12/08/1926 D: 12/1995
4~Ruby Mixon B: D: M1: Davis Thronton M2: Ocee Denham
1~AnnaDean Thornton
2~Donald Thornton
5~Exley Clanton Mixon B: 04/13/1900 D: 02/17/1985 M: Atlas Lynette Lightsey, daughter of Lemuel Lightsey & Mamie Alice Floyd B: 10/05/1905 D: 04/19/1983 Waycross, GA Kettle Creek Cemetery.
Atlas Lynette Lightsy & Exley Clanton Mixon: Waycross home: Aug 1970
1~Exley Clanton Mixon II B: 05/28/1925 D: 02/01/2024 M: Alma Marie Droll B: 01/27/1929 D: 06/23/2016 TX, d/o Louis A. and Odelia Droll. S/Sgt. Exley C Mixon II, was assigned to the 459th BG 756th Squadron Military Occupational Specialty (MOS): Tail Gunner. WWII and Vietnam War veteran, as well as being the recipient of a Bronze Star and Legion of Merit, Col US Air Force.
Exley Clanton Mixon II
1~Exley Clanton Mixon III B: 06/06/1954 D: M:
1~Exley Clanton Mixon IV B: 07/16/1988 Los Gatos, CA D: 09/10/2016 Sedro Woolley WA, of leptomeningeal carcinomatosis
2~Joann Mixon M: Charles Ahlswede
3~Suzanne Faye Mixon M: Terence Robert Moore
1~Erin Elizabeth Moore M: Gurdian
2~Tara Ann Moore
3~Robert Moore
4~Gerald Louis Mixon
5~Timothy Michael Mixon
6~Dennis E Mixon
2~Gerald Lemuel Mixon B: 03/07/1929 Chattahoochee, FL D: 06/28/2008 Temple Tx. Buried Killeen Texas, Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery. He had been residing in Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas.
1966 Eve and Jerry at Bimbos 365 Club, SF
2000
1~Pamela S. Mixon
2~David Lemuel Mixon
3~Charley S. Mixon
3~Shirley Robert Mixon B: 10/12/1935 D:
Shirley in Sunnyvale, CA 1969
4~Glenda Theresa Mixon B: 1938 D: M: Everette Alaxander
6~Stella Mixon B: 1906 D: M:
7~Lley Mixon B: 1909 D: M: Doris~
8~James Roscoe Mixon B: 11/25/1913 D: 01/20/1988 M: Elvie Bailey B:02/14/1924 D: 06/06/1990. He was a retired Waresboro farmer and attended Pine Valley Methodist Church. A native of Ware County.
1~John Roscoe Mixon
9~William Mixon
10~Beatrice Mixon M: Norman Lanham
11~Hoke Mixon
5~John M. Mixon B: 02/1872 D: 06/22/1917 Mixon Ferry Cemetery, GA M: Lucinda Elizabeth Steedley B: 1882 D: 1942
Family of John M. Mixon & Lucinda Elizabeth Steedley-Mixon
1~James Mixon B: 06/01/1899 D: 03/06/1972 Victory Methodist Church Cemetery, GA M: Gurtha Arilla Steedly B: 10/22/1907 D: 02/08/1966 Booth Cemetery, Manor, GA.
1~James Ivey Mixon 1923–1968
2~Mary Ruth 'Peggy' Mixon White 1926–1993
3~S. Alton Mixon 1928–1984
4~William Joel Mixon 1931–1991
5~Jimmy M. Mixon 1934–1974
2~Charlie Mixon B: 05/02/1900 D: 02/11/1986 Oak Hill Burial Park, FL M: Stella Leggette B: 08/30/1909 D: 12/1995 Oak Hill Burial Park, Lakeland, FL
3~Seaborne (Seab) M. Mixon B: 07/05/1903 GA D: 06/09/1982 Bethlehem Cemetery, GA M: Corean Lee B: 05/16/1919 D: 11/17/1978, daughter of Robert Harvey Lee (1894 - 1976) and Arizona Estelle Johns (1899 - 1959).
4~Josiah Mixon B: 01/06/1906 D: 03/1979 Sardis Cemetery, GA M: Irrie Crews B: 1907 D: 2000 Sardis Cemetery, Folkston, GA.
1~James S. Mixon B: 10/22/1932 D: 09/21/1994 Sardis Cemetery Folkston, Charlton County, GA
2~Johnny Boy Mixon 1935-1937 Sardis Cemetery Folkston, Charlton County, G
5~Elizabeth Lucretia Mixon B: 08/31/1907 D: 06/21/1984 Edgewood Cemetery, Jacksonville, FL. M: Vernie E. Thornton B: 02/27/1914 D: 05/03/1961 Edgewood Cemetery, Jacksonville, FL.
6~Sara Jane Mixon B: 05/06/1909 D: 02/19/1967 M: Leonard Thrift B: 01/18/1912 D: 06/25/1990 Piney Grove Church Cemetery, Needham, GA
7~Mae Bell (Mable) Mixon B: 03/16/1911 D: 10/09/1981 M: Clarence W. Drawdy B: 05/01/1917 D: 09/24/1999 Palmetto Cemetery, Brunswick, GA
7~William Mixon B: 1788apx
8~Martin Mixon B: 1790 SC D: 08/31/1853 GA M: 1830 Elizabeth Pierce M:2) 06/09/1835 Nancy Sutton
1~James M. Mixon B: 1833 D:
2~John H. Mixon B: 03/30/1836 GA D: 12/04/1911 GA M: 01/27/1866 Malinda Yawn B: 02/17/1849 GA D: 02/12/1920 GA. Daughter of Anthony Yawn Jr & Sarah Smith-Jonier, 10 children
1~William Riley Mixon B: 09/29/1880 GA D: 12/30/1958 M: 12/20/1903 Jemima Elefare Baker B: 10/11/1882 GA D: 07/18/1978 GA, daughter of George Washington Baker & Epsie Elizabeth Watson. 7 children.
1~Julian William Mixon B: 10/17/1917 GA D: 09/24/1973 SF, CA. M: Joan Paulette Burnette, daughter of Horace Clinton Burnette & Renee Margeurite LeFur. 3 chilldren.
3~Eliza Mixon B: 1838
4~Mary Mixon B: 1841
5~William Mixon B: 1844
6~David Mixon B: 1846
7~Sallie Mixon B: 1849
8~Harriet Mixon B: 1856
9~Martin Mixon B:
9~Nancy Mixon B: D: M: John Sutton
1970
Elizabeth Lugreasy Horton B: 1837 D: 1911 & Josiah G. Mixon B: 06/11/1830 D: 05/30/1908
Wotten register, February 2, 1658, Ellen Mixon, wife of John Mixson witnesses Will of John Taylor at Walton-Upon-Thames
1704 List of Tithes in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester County, Va. John Mixon 400 acres (Virginia Magazine of History, Vol.33,Pg.342). Public record office, Colonial office papers, S.C. (006/398):
Land Grant to John Mixon 150 acres, Craven Co. August 8, 1753. Genealogical Abstract of Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Vol.1.
Facts: Gerald Lemuel Mixon
Born: March 7, 1929
Place of Birth: Chattahoochee, Florida
Death: June 28, 2008
Place of Death: Temple, Texas
Graveside services for Gerald L. Mixon, 79, of Temple will be held at 10:00 A.M. Monday July 7, 2008 at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Killeen with U.S. Navy Honors. Mr. Mixon died June 28, 2008 at the Veterans Administration Hospice Center in Temple, Texas. Death resulted from complications brought on by a stroke two years previously. Survivors include two brothers Exley C. Mixon Jr. of Georgetown and Shirley R. Mixon of Marietta, Ga. and one sister Glenda Cason of St. Simons, Ga., and his three adopted children, Pamela, David and Charley Mixon.
Mr. Mixon was born in Chattahoochee, Florida to Exley C. Mixon Sr. and Atlas Lynette Lightsey Mixon. Gerald grew up on a farm near Waycross, worked in ship construction during World War II, then completed high School, then joined the Navy, serving on the US Frank Knox destroyer in the Japan/China far east area. After military service he attended Auburn University in Ga, (playing football), then moved to California where he worked in the electronics industry. After working for NASA he excelled as an engineer at Varian Associates in the area of high voltage pulsed energy, (radiation), machines. His department manufactured and serviced the radiation, X-ray, cancer treatment and other machines used by Hospitals throughout the US and other countries e.g. Japan and Australia. Eventually Gerald formed his own company, SHM, to do the same kind of work. He was known as one who had great stamina, drive and could get things done. His advice and expertise was sought by physicians in the Health field and others in like businesses. He was also involved with real estate, a large transformer company and a company rebuilding large transmitting tubes. He moved to Temple about two years ago. On a personal level with family members, friends and one in need, Gerald displayed a "heart of gold". He helped many people in many ways including money. It is sad that his last years were so unrewarding. He deserved much more. Gerald had no children of his own, but was married to Eve Shaw, 1964 -1973, where he legally adopted her three children, Pamela, David & Charley. .
Monday July 7, 2008, 10:00 A.M. at Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery
USS Frank Knox (DD-742)
1950s Gerald Lemuel Mixon US Navy
USS Frank Knox (DD-742) was a Gearing-class destroyer in the U. S. Navy during WWII. She was named after Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox. The Frank Knox was built at Bath, Maine. Commissioned in December 1944, she arrived in the western Pacific war zone in mid-June 1945, in time to participate in the final carrier air raids on the Japanese home islands as part of Task Force 38. During the Battle of Okinawa she acted as a picket destroyer giving early warnings of incoming air raids. She was present in Tokyo Bay when Japan formally surrendered on 2 September 1945 and remained in the Far East until early February 1946. The ship made additional deployments to the region during the later 1940s and was reclassified as a radar picket destroyer (DDR) in March 1949.
Trip to Japan with Varian
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SHM Nuclear Corporation Patents
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Automatic frequency control system for driving a linear accelerator 3965434. June 22, 1976 An automatic frequency control system is described for maintaining the drive frequency applied to a linear accelerator to produce maximum particle output from the accelerator. The particle output amplitude is measured and the frequency of the radio frequency source powering the linear accelerator is adjusted to maximize particle output amplitude.
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I worked for SHM from 1970-1972. Every employee wore a radiation clip each day to be sure you did not pass the danger levels. As of 03/10/76 SHM Nuclear Corporation was acquaired by EMI Ltd. of England: EMI Medical Limited, Windsor House, Slough, Bucks, England.
1970 - SHM The Therapi 4
RAD 8:
The Rad 8 therapy planning system breaks the time barrier. Performing in seconds, calculations that take 15 to 20 minutes manually. Time is the biggest barrier to detailed therapy planning. Time required for calculations that optimize the treatment plan, correct for tissue density, adjust for deviations from the central axis. Producing detailed treatment plans two to three times faster than any other system. Rad 8 saves time in entering plan values. They can be raced directly from x-ray images with an acoustic pen, or they can be typed in by the operator using simple interactive English. It saves time in plan interpretation, displaying a graphic map of treatment landmarks that can be instantly varied for heterogeneity corrections, off-axis treatment, changes in patient condition and tumor response. And Rad 8 saves time in record keeping. It gathers plan and treatment information on high capacity floppy discs, the fastest and most convenient storage media. • All the time you save can be devoted to more thorough planning and more precise treatment. Which means more efficient equipment utilization and improved patient care.
The Partners:
Russell George Schonberg: He worked with Jerry as well at Varian Associates and on the Stanford Linear Accelerator. He started with SHM, but left in 1970. In 1970, he was fired from SHM Nuclear Corporation because of disagreements with partners. He then founded his own company, Schonberg Radiation Corporation (SRC). He lived in Los Altos, CA. September 15, 1926 - January 22, 2010. In 1968 he & Jerry co-founded SHM.
Gerald L. Mixon: Co-founder. (Sunnyvale, CA) March 7, 1929 - June 28, 2008. He worked with Russ as well at Varian Associates and on the Stanford Linear Accelerator.
Alan L. Helgesson: (Los Altos Hills, CA)
Jim Long: Worked at Varian Medical Systems (1966-1970) and went to SHM Nuclear (1970-1979). Joined as a Sales Rep for SHM Nuclear & then Sales Rep for EMI Therapy.
Robin Bellas: Between 1973 and 1977, he was Vice President of Marketing & Sales at SHM Nuclear Corporation, later acquired by EMI Medical.
SHM 1970
2010: The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada: has located in the Hennings Building closet, the Bernhard Platform is an old 3-axis Cartesian robot, found by Bernhard Zender in October 2010. According to the partial tag on the robot, it was originally built for the SHM Nuclear Corporation of Sunnyvale, California. SHM was acquired by EMI Medical in 1976, and this robot probably dates to that era. Still a mystery as to how it wound up in the UBC Hennings building.
Based on SHM, the RADIOGRAF trademark is used in the following business: X-ray linear accelerators for non-destructive inspection, Canada.
1975 British Journal of Radiology: Experience in implementing the Mark III Rad 8 system for radiotherapy dose computations Br J Radiol September 1975
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