William Maxwell Fonner, MD, was born in September 1849 in Richhill Township, Greene County, PA to William R and Elizabeth (Rayle/Rail) Fonner.
William became a physician and served the area around Greene County, PA and Marshall County, WV. He married Mary Culley of Liberty District, Marshall County, PA. They named their only child Samuel Stidger after William's mentor, who practiced in the same area.
William died Oct 1 1881 and was buried in Cameron Cemetery, Cameron, WV, where Mary's parents would later rest.
Mary would remarry in a few years and, with their son, move to Kansas with her new husband.
William became a physician and served the area around Greene County, PA and Marshall County, WV. He married Mary Culley of Liberty District, Marshall County, PA. They named their only child Samuel Stidger after William's mentor, who practiced in the same area.
William died Oct 1 1881 and was buried in Cameron Cemetery, Cameron, WV, where Mary's parents would later rest.
Mary would remarry in a few years and, with their son, move to Kansas with her new husband.
William Maxwell Fonner, MD, was born in September 1849 in Richhill Township, Greene County, PA to William R and Elizabeth (Rayle/Rail) Fonner.
William became a physician and served the area around Greene County, PA and Marshall County, WV. He married Mary Culley of Liberty District, Marshall County, PA. They named their only child Samuel Stidger after William's mentor, who practiced in the same area.
William died Oct 1 1881 and was buried in Cameron Cemetery, Cameron, WV, where Mary's parents would later rest.
Mary would remarry in a few years and, with their son, move to Kansas with her new husband.
William became a physician and served the area around Greene County, PA and Marshall County, WV. He married Mary Culley of Liberty District, Marshall County, PA. They named their only child Samuel Stidger after William's mentor, who practiced in the same area.
William died Oct 1 1881 and was buried in Cameron Cemetery, Cameron, WV, where Mary's parents would later rest.
Mary would remarry in a few years and, with their son, move to Kansas with her new husband.
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