William Van Weeks

Birth13 Apr 1854 - Troup, Smith, Texas, USA

Death23 March 1936 - Austin, Travis, TX., @ Austin State Hospital Cemetery

MotherMary Catherine Meredith . Weeks . Middleton

FatherWilliam Billy Weeks

Born in Troup, Smith, Texas, USA on 13 Apr 1854 to William Billy Weeks and Mary Catherine Meredith . Weeks . Middleton. William Van Weeks married Elizabeth (Bettie) Sheridan Weeks and had 9 children. He passed away on 23 March 1936 in Austin, Travis, TX., @ Austin State Hospital Cemetery.

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Parents

William Billy Weeks
1816 - 1879

Mary Catherine Meredith . Weeks . Middleton
1819 - 1880

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth (Bettie) Sheridan Weeks
1861 - 1923

Children Show all

Lycurgus Edmund "Curg" Weeks
1879 - 1957

Laura Ruth Ann Weeks
1895 - 1976

John Thomas Weeks
1889 - 1963

William Frank Weeks
1899 - 1988

Mary Ella Weeks
1877 - 1961

Beulah Calma Weeks
1888 - 1963

Ola Latichia (Lautecia) Weeks Allen
1881 - 1963

Anna Lee Weeks
1884 - 1962

Juanita Weeks
Unknown - Unknown

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