Lonie (Loo) Nelon

Birth1 October 1879 - Ellis County, Texas, United States of America

Death13 May 1962 - San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas, United States of America

MotherFrances Elizabeth "Fannie" Farris

FatherColumbus Townsend Nelon

Born in Ellis County, Texas, United States of America on 1 October 1879 to Columbus Townsend Nelon and Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" Farris. Lonie (Loo) Nelon married Charlie Westbrook Collins and had 11 children. She passed away on 13 May 1962 in San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas, United States of America.

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Parents

Columbus Townsend Nelon
1851 - 1897

Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" Farris
1858 - 1937

Spouse(s)

Charlie Westbrook Collins
1872 - 1953

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Mary Evelyn Collins Pate
1899 - 1984

Calvin Barton "Blackie" Collins
1896 - 1973

Lonnie Genevieve Collins
1913 - 2004

Nettie Isabele "Mable" Collins
1898 - 1984

Charles Rusk Collins
1901 - 1982

Wilbur Lelon Collins
1909 - 1993

Gerald Edward Collins
1905 - 1924

Chloye Estelle Collins
1912 - 1996

Laura Esther Gilbert
1915 - 1998

Birdie Inez Collins
1908 - 1908

Alvin Craig Collins
1903 - 1975

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