William Henry Harward was one of Apex’s influential citizens in the early twentieth century.
W. H. Harward was President of a local downtown bank and owner of a Salem Street store.
William Harward married Burlina Freeman on April 20th, 1876 in White Oak, Wake County, NC at the residence of A.B. Freeman by Baptist Minister, Stinson Ivey.
William's father was Mathew Harward. William's mother was Jane Hopson Harward.
William was a banker and a Merchant, general mercantile.
W. H. Harward was President of a local downtown bank and owner of a Salem Street store.
William Harward married Burlina Freeman on April 20th, 1876 in White Oak, Wake County, NC at the residence of A.B. Freeman by Baptist Minister, Stinson Ivey.
William's father was Mathew Harward. William's mother was Jane Hopson Harward.
William was a banker and a Merchant, general mercantile.
William Henry Harward was one of Apex’s influential citizens in the early twentieth century.
W. H. Harward was President of a local downtown bank and owner of a Salem Street store.
William Harward married Burlina Freeman on April 20th, 1876 in White Oak, Wake County, NC at the residence of A.B. Freeman by Baptist Minister, Stinson Ivey.
William's father was Mathew Harward. William's mother was Jane Hopson Harward.
William was a banker and a Merchant, general mercantile.
W. H. Harward was President of a local downtown bank and owner of a Salem Street store.
William Harward married Burlina Freeman on April 20th, 1876 in White Oak, Wake County, NC at the residence of A.B. Freeman by Baptist Minister, Stinson Ivey.
William's father was Mathew Harward. William's mother was Jane Hopson Harward.
William was a banker and a Merchant, general mercantile.
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