William R Torbert

Birth31 December 1829 - Georgetown, Sussex County, Delaware, United States of America

Death4 April 1910 - Brazil, Clay County, Indiana, United States of America

MotherNancy Mcauley

FatherLawrence Riley Torbert

Born in Georgetown, Sussex County, Delaware, United States of America on 31 December 1829 to Lawrence Riley Torbert and Nancy Mcauley. William R Torbert married Paralee C Cromwell and had 9 children. He passed away on 4 April 1910 in Brazil, Clay County, Indiana, United States of America.

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Parents

Lawrence Riley Torbert
1805 - 1884

Nancy Mcauley
1808 - 1832

Spouse(s)

Paralee C Cromwell
1841 - 1915

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Linda Lynn Lena
1867 - Unknown

Sanque Lawrence Torbert
1876 - 1942

Tryphena (Phene) Torbert
1869 - Unknown

Estelle "Stella" Torbert
1874 - 1954

Oliver Cromwell Torbert
1864 - Unknown

Kathryn Katie Torbert
1881 - Unknown

Edward Smith Torbert
1882 - 1966

Zorado Zorelda Torbert
1870 - 1908

William M Torbert
1859 - 1870

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