William James Altom, was born, most likely at Smackover, Ouchita County, Arkansas. He was raised on his father's farm in western Columbia County, Arkansas.
He married Mary Ann Dorman, daughter of Green Washington Dorman and Sarah Dorman 'nee Head. In 1873 at Columbia County, Arkansas.
To this union were born 7 children. Mary Ann Altom 'nee Dorman died in childbirth in the 1890's in Columbia County, Arkansas.
The Altom Homestead was located where the Northeast section of Stamps, Lafayette County, Arkansas is now located.
Willaim James Altom was said to have owned a Forest, a Narrow
Guage Railroad and Locomotive or Tram to haul logs to a sawmill with.
William James Altom's children were placed with relatives and or friends, after his death.
He married Mary Ann Dorman, daughter of Green Washington Dorman and Sarah Dorman 'nee Head. In 1873 at Columbia County, Arkansas.
To this union were born 7 children. Mary Ann Altom 'nee Dorman died in childbirth in the 1890's in Columbia County, Arkansas.
The Altom Homestead was located where the Northeast section of Stamps, Lafayette County, Arkansas is now located.
Willaim James Altom was said to have owned a Forest, a Narrow
Guage Railroad and Locomotive or Tram to haul logs to a sawmill with.
William James Altom's children were placed with relatives and or friends, after his death.
William James Altom, was born, most likely at Smackover, Ouchita County, Arkansas. He was raised on his father's farm in western Columbia County, Arkansas.
He married Mary Ann Dorman, daughter of Green Washington Dorman and Sarah Dorman 'nee Head. In 1873 at Columbia County, Arkansas.
To this union were born 7 children. Mary Ann Altom 'nee Dorman died in childbirth in the 1890's in Columbia County, Arkansas.
The Altom Homestead was located where the Northeast section of Stamps, Lafayette County, Arkansas is now located.
Willaim James Altom was said to have owned a Forest, a Narrow
Guage Railroad and Locomotive or Tram to haul logs to a sawmill with.
William James Altom's children were placed with relatives and or friends, after his death.
He married Mary Ann Dorman, daughter of Green Washington Dorman and Sarah Dorman 'nee Head. In 1873 at Columbia County, Arkansas.
To this union were born 7 children. Mary Ann Altom 'nee Dorman died in childbirth in the 1890's in Columbia County, Arkansas.
The Altom Homestead was located where the Northeast section of Stamps, Lafayette County, Arkansas is now located.
Willaim James Altom was said to have owned a Forest, a Narrow
Guage Railroad and Locomotive or Tram to haul logs to a sawmill with.
William James Altom's children were placed with relatives and or friends, after his death.
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