William is the son of John P Gilliam and Martha Rebecca Ledbetter. He was born in Broad River, McDowell county, NC. William had several brothers, Benjamin Harrison, Samuel, Ed Hobert and John and sisters, Freddie, Hettie and Ella. His father died when William was 7 years old.
He was a single farmer and was admitted to the asylum in 1915. His WWI draft card indicates he was of short stature, medium build with blue eyes and brown hair.
William died 5 years after his admission of pulmonary tuberculosis. His parents are buried in the family cemetery in Black Mountain, NC.
He was a single farmer and was admitted to the asylum in 1915. His WWI draft card indicates he was of short stature, medium build with blue eyes and brown hair.
William died 5 years after his admission of pulmonary tuberculosis. His parents are buried in the family cemetery in Black Mountain, NC.
William is the son of John P Gilliam and Martha Rebecca Ledbetter. He was born in Broad River, McDowell county, NC. William had several brothers, Benjamin Harrison, Samuel, Ed Hobert and John and sisters, Freddie, Hettie and Ella. His father died when William was 7 years old.
He was a single farmer and was admitted to the asylum in 1915. His WWI draft card indicates he was of short stature, medium build with blue eyes and brown hair.
William died 5 years after his admission of pulmonary tuberculosis. His parents are buried in the family cemetery in Black Mountain, NC.
He was a single farmer and was admitted to the asylum in 1915. His WWI draft card indicates he was of short stature, medium build with blue eyes and brown hair.
William died 5 years after his admission of pulmonary tuberculosis. His parents are buried in the family cemetery in Black Mountain, NC.
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