Son of John Huntley and Louisa Connor.~Submitted by Lori Lemmons Harvey:
He was my grandfather's, great grandpa and my papa had faint memories of him. He only saw him maybe twice in his life. After divorcing his first wife Sarah following a difficult time of loosing a child, William went to California where he married a second time. There is actually a website about he and his second wife if you Google their names. William was a poet and wrote some beautiful poems and I have had the pleasure of reading a few. He also became a judge in California. His family was upper middle class to wealthy. When I first began my ancestry work I found a William Huntley buried in Coos County where we are from and said I found him grandpa. My grandpa furrowed his brows and said I don't think so honey, my great grandpa is buried in California. Well I didn't listen and put this picture with another Williams information and caused a lot of confusion on ancestry websites, but this picture correctly belongs to William Lewis Huntley. I do think he had a child with his second wife, but I don't think the child survived to reproduce.
He was my grandfather's, great grandpa and my papa had faint memories of him. He only saw him maybe twice in his life. After divorcing his first wife Sarah following a difficult time of loosing a child, William went to California where he married a second time. There is actually a website about he and his second wife if you Google their names. William was a poet and wrote some beautiful poems and I have had the pleasure of reading a few. He also became a judge in California. His family was upper middle class to wealthy. When I first began my ancestry work I found a William Huntley buried in Coos County where we are from and said I found him grandpa. My grandpa furrowed his brows and said I don't think so honey, my great grandpa is buried in California. Well I didn't listen and put this picture with another Williams information and caused a lot of confusion on ancestry websites, but this picture correctly belongs to William Lewis Huntley. I do think he had a child with his second wife, but I don't think the child survived to reproduce.
Son of John Huntley and Louisa Connor.~Submitted by Lori Lemmons Harvey:
He was my grandfather's, great grandpa and my papa had faint memories of him. He only saw him maybe twice in his life. After divorcing his first wife Sarah following a difficult time of loosing a child, William went to California where he married a second time. There is actually a website about he and his second wife if you Google their names. William was a poet and wrote some beautiful poems and I have had the pleasure of reading a few. He also became a judge in California. His family was upper middle class to wealthy. When I first began my ancestry work I found a William Huntley buried in Coos County where we are from and said I found him grandpa. My grandpa furrowed his brows and said I don't think so honey, my great grandpa is buried in California. Well I didn't listen and put this picture with another Williams information and caused a lot of confusion on ancestry websites, but this picture correctly belongs to William Lewis Huntley. I do think he had a child with his second wife, but I don't think the child survived to reproduce.
He was my grandfather's, great grandpa and my papa had faint memories of him. He only saw him maybe twice in his life. After divorcing his first wife Sarah following a difficult time of loosing a child, William went to California where he married a second time. There is actually a website about he and his second wife if you Google their names. William was a poet and wrote some beautiful poems and I have had the pleasure of reading a few. He also became a judge in California. His family was upper middle class to wealthy. When I first began my ancestry work I found a William Huntley buried in Coos County where we are from and said I found him grandpa. My grandpa furrowed his brows and said I don't think so honey, my great grandpa is buried in California. Well I didn't listen and put this picture with another Williams information and caused a lot of confusion on ancestry websites, but this picture correctly belongs to William Lewis Huntley. I do think he had a child with his second wife, but I don't think the child survived to reproduce.
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