HARDISON (CHARLES) CEMETERY-MAURY COUNTY TENNESSEE


NICHOLSON, Sarah O. "Sallie" Wilson, born ca. 1824, died after 1902. (daughter of Alexander and Nancy Fussell Wilson, 
and
NICHOLSON, Robert McLemore, 1819 - Apr 1891, husband of Sarah O. "Sallie" Wilson, son of Atkins and Betsy Nicholson.

From the thoughts & files of Linda Yates:
Sarah O. "Sallie" Wilson Nicholson was born ca. 1824 and died sometime after 1902. She was the daughter of Alexander and Nancy Fussell Wilson. She married Robert McLemore Nicholson, son of Atkins and Betsy Nicholson. We don't know Betsy's maiden name. [Linda Sharp Yates May 06]

From the files and thoughts of Nancy Sharber after consultation with Linda Sharp Yates:
I don't have a photo of his (Robert McLemore Nicholson) marker or of our grandmother (your greatgrandmother, Sarah Nicholson). They are side by side in the Charles Hardison Cemetery close to the gate that goes to the old Brown home. Parks & I put them down a long time ago along with Robert McLemore Nicholson's - The people who made his stone erred - they cut Robert N. Nicholson. We also put down the one for Dad's 1st wife, Georgia Culley Harmon. I don't know why we didn't get one for Robert M.'s wife Sarah. I guess because we did well to get those down, because at the same time we also got one for Parks' mother, Veva Miller, and his little sister, Martha, and put them in the Mills-Black Cemetery. Robert M's was a military marker, and I think we got it free. We also got a military marker for Humphrey Hardison and our grandmother was between him and Thomas Harmon, but it disappeared. (Partially academic discussion,  21 Jul 2009, solution found in the photo above, thanks Faye Bradford for the photo above.)

Information by Linda Sharp Yates dated 4/22/06, edited and published by Wayne Austin. Photo made by Faye Bradford or her mother. Sent here 21 Jul 2009 revising this discussion concerning lost graves that Linda Sharpe Yates (deceased) & Nancy Sharber were having.