William CONNER

Birth16 July 1765 - Bruceton Mills,Monongalia Virginia USA (now known as Preston County, West Virginia, USA

Death24 Jan 1839 - Big Sandy Creek, Preston, West Virginia, United States

MotherMary Rebecca Forman (Carroway) (Conner)

FatherJohn Conner

Born in Bruceton Mills,Monongalia Virginia USA (now known as Preston County, West Virginia, USA on 16 July 1765 to John Conner and Mary Rebecca Forman (Carroway) (Conner). William CONNER married Elizabeth Mary Forman and had 14 children. He passed away on 24 Jan 1839 in Big Sandy Creek, Preston, West Virginia, United States.

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Parents

John Conner
1721 - 1796

Mary Rebecca Forman (Carroway) (Conner)
1725 - 1796

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Mary Forman
1769 - 1845

Children Show all

John Conner
1796 - 1862

Robert Conner
1792 - 1862

Mary Conner
1803 - 1868

Richard Conner
1794 - 1853

William C Conner
1799 - 1868

Job Conner
1809 - 1849

Joseph Conner
1801 - 1878

Mary Polly Connor
1803 - 1883

Jane Conner
1805 - 1868

Jacob G Conner
1804 - Unknown

Elizabeth Conner
1793 - 1853

Amos Conner
1798 - Unknown

Lee Conner
1796 - 1862

John William Conner
Unknown - Unknown

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