William King Geaslin , Jr. was the son of William Geaslin, Sr. and wife Sarah.
William King Geaslin was of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. He and his wife, Ruth Lambert Pace, were the parents of six sons and three daughters. They left Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., Tennessee in 1849 by wagon caravan, and went to Ellis County, Texas with their nine children and Ruth's brother John Pace and his wife Sarah McCracken and their six children.
Ruth died in 1868 near Palmer, TX, and widower William died while visiting his daughter Mary Ann and son-in-law Robert "Henry" Crawford.
A family member has the information that William "died by drowning" written on the back of a photo.
William King Geaslin was of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. He and his wife, Ruth Lambert Pace, were the parents of six sons and three daughters. They left Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., Tennessee in 1849 by wagon caravan, and went to Ellis County, Texas with their nine children and Ruth's brother John Pace and his wife Sarah McCracken and their six children.
Ruth died in 1868 near Palmer, TX, and widower William died while visiting his daughter Mary Ann and son-in-law Robert "Henry" Crawford.
A family member has the information that William "died by drowning" written on the back of a photo.
William King Geaslin , Jr. was the son of William Geaslin, Sr. and wife Sarah.
William King Geaslin was of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. He and his wife, Ruth Lambert Pace, were the parents of six sons and three daughters. They left Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., Tennessee in 1849 by wagon caravan, and went to Ellis County, Texas with their nine children and Ruth's brother John Pace and his wife Sarah McCracken and their six children.
Ruth died in 1868 near Palmer, TX, and widower William died while visiting his daughter Mary Ann and son-in-law Robert "Henry" Crawford.
A family member has the information that William "died by drowning" written on the back of a photo.
William King Geaslin was of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. He and his wife, Ruth Lambert Pace, were the parents of six sons and three daughters. They left Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., Tennessee in 1849 by wagon caravan, and went to Ellis County, Texas with their nine children and Ruth's brother John Pace and his wife Sarah McCracken and their six children.
Ruth died in 1868 near Palmer, TX, and widower William died while visiting his daughter Mary Ann and son-in-law Robert "Henry" Crawford.
A family member has the information that William "died by drowning" written on the back of a photo.
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