William D. Cargill is one of 8 children born to David Cargill, Jr. & Agnes (Emerson) Cargill.
William Cargill first married Mary Eddington (1860-1883) about 1880. From this union 1 known child was born: Edward W. Cargill (1882-1972) m. Nina M. Hobby & Cora Hobby & Selina R. Miller.
William then married Cynthia A. Hughes on July 4, 1886 in Hart, Oceana, MI. To this union 4 children were born & raised in Shelby, Oceana, MI:
1. Stella M. Cargill (1887-1975) m. Earnest E. Jones;
2. Infant Cargill (b. unknown date d. before 1900);
3. Vesta P. Cargill (1894 - ?) m. Clyde R. Day;
4. Gladys M. Cargill (1901-1968) m. Charles F. Dawson.
William had been a resident of Oceana County since 1870 when he traveled with his parents from Ontario, Canada by crossing into Michigan at Port Huron, taking a train into Grand Haven, Michigan; then by small steamship into Pentwater which, at the time, was just a small sawmill town, and settling in Weare Township, Oceana County, Michigan with his parents and siblings.
William Cargill first married Mary Eddington (1860-1883) about 1880. From this union 1 known child was born: Edward W. Cargill (1882-1972) m. Nina M. Hobby & Cora Hobby & Selina R. Miller.
William then married Cynthia A. Hughes on July 4, 1886 in Hart, Oceana, MI. To this union 4 children were born & raised in Shelby, Oceana, MI:
1. Stella M. Cargill (1887-1975) m. Earnest E. Jones;
2. Infant Cargill (b. unknown date d. before 1900);
3. Vesta P. Cargill (1894 - ?) m. Clyde R. Day;
4. Gladys M. Cargill (1901-1968) m. Charles F. Dawson.
William had been a resident of Oceana County since 1870 when he traveled with his parents from Ontario, Canada by crossing into Michigan at Port Huron, taking a train into Grand Haven, Michigan; then by small steamship into Pentwater which, at the time, was just a small sawmill town, and settling in Weare Township, Oceana County, Michigan with his parents and siblings.
William D. Cargill is one of 8 children born to David Cargill, Jr. & Agnes (Emerson) Cargill.
William Cargill first married Mary Eddington (1860-1883) about 1880. From this union 1 known child was born: Edward W. Cargill (1882-1972) m. Nina M. Hobby & Cora Hobby & Selina R. Miller.
William then married Cynthia A. Hughes on July 4, 1886 in Hart, Oceana, MI. To this union 4 children were born & raised in Shelby, Oceana, MI:
1. Stella M. Cargill (1887-1975) m. Earnest E. Jones;
2. Infant Cargill (b. unknown date d. before 1900);
3. Vesta P. Cargill (1894 - ?) m. Clyde R. Day;
4. Gladys M. Cargill (1901-1968) m. Charles F. Dawson.
William had been a resident of Oceana County since 1870 when he traveled with his parents from Ontario, Canada by crossing into Michigan at Port Huron, taking a train into Grand Haven, Michigan; then by small steamship into Pentwater which, at the time, was just a small sawmill town, and settling in Weare Township, Oceana County, Michigan with his parents and siblings.
William Cargill first married Mary Eddington (1860-1883) about 1880. From this union 1 known child was born: Edward W. Cargill (1882-1972) m. Nina M. Hobby & Cora Hobby & Selina R. Miller.
William then married Cynthia A. Hughes on July 4, 1886 in Hart, Oceana, MI. To this union 4 children were born & raised in Shelby, Oceana, MI:
1. Stella M. Cargill (1887-1975) m. Earnest E. Jones;
2. Infant Cargill (b. unknown date d. before 1900);
3. Vesta P. Cargill (1894 - ?) m. Clyde R. Day;
4. Gladys M. Cargill (1901-1968) m. Charles F. Dawson.
William had been a resident of Oceana County since 1870 when he traveled with his parents from Ontario, Canada by crossing into Michigan at Port Huron, taking a train into Grand Haven, Michigan; then by small steamship into Pentwater which, at the time, was just a small sawmill town, and settling in Weare Township, Oceana County, Michigan with his parents and siblings.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
