One of 30 Air National Guardsmen from Nashville killed instantly when their C-16 air transport plane crashed near Conway, SC. They were returning from two-week maneuvers in Myrtle Beach, SC.∼Nashville Banner Mon, 24 July 1950, pg 7:
Pfc. Robert G. Dixon was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Dixon, 221 Lutie Street. Born in Nashville, he had attended Turner School. He was a member of the Grandview Baptist Church. Pfc. Dixon, a carpenter, had been in the National Guard about two years. Besides his parents, survivors include two brothers, Earl H. Dixon and Cleveland B. Dixon; and three sisters, Patsy Leona Dixon, Peggy Jo Dixon, and Mrs, Margaret Lorene Parson, all of Nashville.
Contributor: OBXr (46634091)
Pfc. Robert G. Dixon was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Dixon, 221 Lutie Street. Born in Nashville, he had attended Turner School. He was a member of the Grandview Baptist Church. Pfc. Dixon, a carpenter, had been in the National Guard about two years. Besides his parents, survivors include two brothers, Earl H. Dixon and Cleveland B. Dixon; and three sisters, Patsy Leona Dixon, Peggy Jo Dixon, and Mrs, Margaret Lorene Parson, all of Nashville.
Contributor: OBXr (46634091)
One of 30 Air National Guardsmen from Nashville killed instantly when their C-16 air transport plane crashed near Conway, SC. They were returning from two-week maneuvers in Myrtle Beach, SC.∼Nashville Banner Mon, 24 July 1950, pg 7:
Pfc. Robert G. Dixon was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Dixon, 221 Lutie Street. Born in Nashville, he had attended Turner School. He was a member of the Grandview Baptist Church. Pfc. Dixon, a carpenter, had been in the National Guard about two years. Besides his parents, survivors include two brothers, Earl H. Dixon and Cleveland B. Dixon; and three sisters, Patsy Leona Dixon, Peggy Jo Dixon, and Mrs, Margaret Lorene Parson, all of Nashville.
Contributor: OBXr (46634091)
Pfc. Robert G. Dixon was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Dixon, 221 Lutie Street. Born in Nashville, he had attended Turner School. He was a member of the Grandview Baptist Church. Pfc. Dixon, a carpenter, had been in the National Guard about two years. Besides his parents, survivors include two brothers, Earl H. Dixon and Cleveland B. Dixon; and three sisters, Patsy Leona Dixon, Peggy Jo Dixon, and Mrs, Margaret Lorene Parson, all of Nashville.
Contributor: OBXr (46634091)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
