Oldest child of Eula and Jimmy Connors, William had two younger siblings Francis and De Lores. He lived in Montana in his early childhood.
William married Iris and they had four children: Delores, Linda, James and Michael. They lived in Spokane and Chelan Falls in Washington and also in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
As a young man William found work as a carpenter's helper on the Steam Railroad. Later he served in the Army Air Forces during World War II.
William was Catholic and attended services at St. Aloysius in Spokane.
William married Iris and they had four children: Delores, Linda, James and Michael. They lived in Spokane and Chelan Falls in Washington and also in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
As a young man William found work as a carpenter's helper on the Steam Railroad. Later he served in the Army Air Forces during World War II.
William was Catholic and attended services at St. Aloysius in Spokane.
Oldest child of Eula and Jimmy Connors, William had two younger siblings Francis and De Lores. He lived in Montana in his early childhood.
William married Iris and they had four children: Delores, Linda, James and Michael. They lived in Spokane and Chelan Falls in Washington and also in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
As a young man William found work as a carpenter's helper on the Steam Railroad. Later he served in the Army Air Forces during World War II.
William was Catholic and attended services at St. Aloysius in Spokane.
William married Iris and they had four children: Delores, Linda, James and Michael. They lived in Spokane and Chelan Falls in Washington and also in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
As a young man William found work as a carpenter's helper on the Steam Railroad. Later he served in the Army Air Forces during World War II.
William was Catholic and attended services at St. Aloysius in Spokane.
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