857 ARCHIBALD MILES MIXSON, JOHN BRABHAM MIXSON (782), JOSIAH SETH MIXSON (724), WILLIAM J. MIXSON (707), JOHN C. MIXSON (706), JOHN C. MIXSON (700), JOHN MIXSON IV (6), JOHN MIXON III (3), JOHN MIXON II (2), JOHN MIXON I (1)
Archibald Miles Mixson, son of John Brabham and Louise Mollenhauer Mixson, was b. at Charleston, SC, Jun 30, 1893, d. Jun 4, 1965, bur. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA, and was colonel, U.S. Army. His home was Madison, WI. He m. (1) Dec 14, 1921 to Mildred McRae, dau, of Maj. Gen. J.H. McRae and wife, div. Jun 15, 1936.
Census:
1930 Oceanport, Monmouth, NJ, Mildred-age 29, children: Donald M-5, James M-3
1940 Oroville, Butte, CA, Mildred-divorced, age 39
Children of Donald and Mildred:
*927 Donald McRae Mixson - b. Jul 23, 1924
*928 James McRae Mixson - b. Feb 12, 1927
Colonel Mixson m. (2) Tove Anderson in 1937.
Children:
929 Robert Joyce Mixson - b. Sep 10, 1937 at Appleton, WI. He is a graduate of Princeton and is a Lt., MSC, U.S. Army.
Archibald made a career in the Army becoming a Major. He often spoke on national defense throughout the 1930's are 1940's in Texas and later in Wisconsin.
A. M. Mixson gets Promoted to Rank of Lieutenant The Post-Crescent, Appleton, WI, Sep 4, 1940
Archibald served in WW II in the Philippines under General Douglas McArthur.
The Rhinelander Daily News,
Rhinelander, WI, Feb 10, 1945
Prisoners Shifted To Manchukuo
By the Associated Press
Four Wisconsin men were among 177 prisoners of war shifted by the
Japanese from a prison camp on Formosa to Manchukuo, according to a war
department (listed with their next of kin) included:
Co. Archibald M. Mixson, Mrs. Trove A. Mixson, Waupaca
The transfer to Manchuko, which may have been a reflection of Japanese
fear of an invasion of Formosa, was completed in November, the War
department said it has been advised. The prisoners including Johnathan
M. Wrain wright, were moved from a camp at Taiwan on Formosa to Hoten
camp at Mukden in Manchukuo.
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