William Franklin Jenkins VII was obviously named after his father.
He was a son of William Franklin Jenkins VI and Lillian Garner Jenkins, and brother to Edward, Lillian Loretta, Alice Ada, and Dorothy Ida Jenkins. He was the fater of William and Robert.
I do not know very much about him at this time, but will add this memorial in the hopes I will learn more about him, and add more to this memorial in the future.
His WWII draft data says he had blue eyes, brown hair and was 5'7". It claims he was born in Lansdale, which does not match what is known of his parents' residence around that time, when they were in New Hope.
The SSDI tells us:
WILLIAM F JENKINS
born 21 May 1913
died 18 Jul 1988
died in 19473 (Schwenksville, Montgomery, PA)
last benefit paid to (none specified)
ss# 188-07-9742
issued in Pennsylvania
Within the family, he was known affectionately as "Uncle Willy" and was my grandmother's brother. He passed, like his father and sister, of cancer, which apparently began as lung cancer and which then spread.
He was a son of William Franklin Jenkins VI and Lillian Garner Jenkins, and brother to Edward, Lillian Loretta, Alice Ada, and Dorothy Ida Jenkins. He was the fater of William and Robert.
I do not know very much about him at this time, but will add this memorial in the hopes I will learn more about him, and add more to this memorial in the future.
His WWII draft data says he had blue eyes, brown hair and was 5'7". It claims he was born in Lansdale, which does not match what is known of his parents' residence around that time, when they were in New Hope.
The SSDI tells us:
WILLIAM F JENKINS
born 21 May 1913
died 18 Jul 1988
died in 19473 (Schwenksville, Montgomery, PA)
last benefit paid to (none specified)
ss# 188-07-9742
issued in Pennsylvania
Within the family, he was known affectionately as "Uncle Willy" and was my grandmother's brother. He passed, like his father and sister, of cancer, which apparently began as lung cancer and which then spread.
William Franklin Jenkins VII was obviously named after his father.
He was a son of William Franklin Jenkins VI and Lillian Garner Jenkins, and brother to Edward, Lillian Loretta, Alice Ada, and Dorothy Ida Jenkins. He was the fater of William and Robert.
I do not know very much about him at this time, but will add this memorial in the hopes I will learn more about him, and add more to this memorial in the future.
His WWII draft data says he had blue eyes, brown hair and was 5'7". It claims he was born in Lansdale, which does not match what is known of his parents' residence around that time, when they were in New Hope.
The SSDI tells us:
WILLIAM F JENKINS
born 21 May 1913
died 18 Jul 1988
died in 19473 (Schwenksville, Montgomery, PA)
last benefit paid to (none specified)
ss# 188-07-9742
issued in Pennsylvania
Within the family, he was known affectionately as "Uncle Willy" and was my grandmother's brother. He passed, like his father and sister, of cancer, which apparently began as lung cancer and which then spread.
He was a son of William Franklin Jenkins VI and Lillian Garner Jenkins, and brother to Edward, Lillian Loretta, Alice Ada, and Dorothy Ida Jenkins. He was the fater of William and Robert.
I do not know very much about him at this time, but will add this memorial in the hopes I will learn more about him, and add more to this memorial in the future.
His WWII draft data says he had blue eyes, brown hair and was 5'7". It claims he was born in Lansdale, which does not match what is known of his parents' residence around that time, when they were in New Hope.
The SSDI tells us:
WILLIAM F JENKINS
born 21 May 1913
died 18 Jul 1988
died in 19473 (Schwenksville, Montgomery, PA)
last benefit paid to (none specified)
ss# 188-07-9742
issued in Pennsylvania
Within the family, he was known affectionately as "Uncle Willy" and was my grandmother's brother. He passed, like his father and sister, of cancer, which apparently began as lung cancer and which then spread.
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