Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameCarl Dayton NIXON 
Birth23 Oct 1936, Wilson, Niagara County, New York
Death12 Apr 2010, Pennsylvania2700
BurialNorth Ridge Cemetery, Niagara County, New York
OccupationAutomotive paint and body; owner Winter Park Sales
FatherMelville Charles NIXON (1896-1974)
MotherClarice PETTIT (1904-1993)
Military notes for Carl Dayton NIXON
Name:
Carl Dayton Nixon
Birth Date:
23 Oct 1936
Age:
73
Death Date:
12 Apr 2010
Military Branch:
Air Force
Veteran of Which War:
Korean War
Registration County:
Clearfield
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Name:
Carl Nixon
Gender:
Male
Birth Date:
23 Oct 1936
Death Date:
12 Apr 2010
Cause of Death:
Natural
Branch 1:
AF
Enlistment Date 1:
1 Jun 1954
Release Date 1:
2 May 1961
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Tonowanda News, Monday November 22, 1954 p. 3
Tonowandans in Service
U.S. Air Force rank Airman 1st Class
Airman Third Class Carl Dayton Dixon [sic] has just completed a furlough visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Melville Nixon 1546 Kinston Ave., prior to an assignment overseas with the United States Air Force in Tripoli, North Africa, it was announced by Sgt. Sid Hanna, local Air Force recruiter.
Nixon enlisted Jun 1, 1954. After an 11-week intensified course of basic training at Sampson Air Force Base, he attended an engine school at Ft. Belvoir, Va., graduating as a diesel engine mechanic.
Prior to joining the Air Force he was employed at Van Raale Co. Inc. and was a hot-rod racer in this area.
Carl Dayton Nixon
Birth Date:
23 Oct 1936
Age:
73
Death Date:
12 Apr 2010
Military Branch:
Air Force
Veteran of Which War:
Korean War
Registration County:
Clearfield
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Name:
Carl Nixon
Gender:
Male
Birth Date:
23 Oct 1936
Death Date:
12 Apr 2010
Cause of Death:
Natural
Branch 1:
AF
Enlistment Date 1:
1 Jun 1954
Release Date 1:
2 May 1961
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Tonowanda News, Monday November 22, 1954 p. 3
Tonowandans in Service
U.S. Air Force rank Airman 1st Class
Airman Third Class Carl Dayton Dixon [sic] has just completed a furlough visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Melville Nixon 1546 Kinston Ave., prior to an assignment overseas with the United States Air Force in Tripoli, North Africa, it was announced by Sgt. Sid Hanna, local Air Force recruiter.
Nixon enlisted Jun 1, 1954. After an 11-week intensified course of basic training at Sampson Air Force Base, he attended an engine school at Ft. Belvoir, Va., graduating as a diesel engine mechanic.
Prior to joining the Air Force he was employed at Van Raale Co. Inc. and was a hot-rod racer in this area.