William McKerall was the son of John Wilson McKerall. John was born around 1771 in Norfolk, Virginia and died near the vicinity of Hillsborough, Orange, NC;
(source: Raleigh NC newspaper Sep 25, 1834)
His mother's name was Lurina.
His siblings:
Watson McKerall
Elizabeth McKerall Bacon
John McKerall 1811-1887
Wilson McKerall
Springfield Leader and Press, Springfield, MO - 30 Nov 1893 - pg 5 - Funeral of Judge McKerall. The funeral services of late Judge William McKerall, who died at his home 10 miles east of Springfield Tuesday, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Danforth Cubmerland Presbyterian church and the remains will be buried in the Confederate cemetery. (Gale's note: The Confederate Cemetery was absorbed by the Springfield National Cemetery when it was formed. They are separated by a stone wall.)
Contributor: Gale Cottrell (47855496)
(source: Raleigh NC newspaper Sep 25, 1834)
His mother's name was Lurina.
His siblings:
Watson McKerall
Elizabeth McKerall Bacon
John McKerall 1811-1887
Wilson McKerall
Springfield Leader and Press, Springfield, MO - 30 Nov 1893 - pg 5 - Funeral of Judge McKerall. The funeral services of late Judge William McKerall, who died at his home 10 miles east of Springfield Tuesday, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Danforth Cubmerland Presbyterian church and the remains will be buried in the Confederate cemetery. (Gale's note: The Confederate Cemetery was absorbed by the Springfield National Cemetery when it was formed. They are separated by a stone wall.)
Contributor: Gale Cottrell (47855496)
William McKerall was the son of John Wilson McKerall. John was born around 1771 in Norfolk, Virginia and died near the vicinity of Hillsborough, Orange, NC;
(source: Raleigh NC newspaper Sep 25, 1834)
His mother's name was Lurina.
His siblings:
Watson McKerall
Elizabeth McKerall Bacon
John McKerall 1811-1887
Wilson McKerall
Springfield Leader and Press, Springfield, MO - 30 Nov 1893 - pg 5 - Funeral of Judge McKerall. The funeral services of late Judge William McKerall, who died at his home 10 miles east of Springfield Tuesday, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Danforth Cubmerland Presbyterian church and the remains will be buried in the Confederate cemetery. (Gale's note: The Confederate Cemetery was absorbed by the Springfield National Cemetery when it was formed. They are separated by a stone wall.)
Contributor: Gale Cottrell (47855496)
(source: Raleigh NC newspaper Sep 25, 1834)
His mother's name was Lurina.
His siblings:
Watson McKerall
Elizabeth McKerall Bacon
John McKerall 1811-1887
Wilson McKerall
Springfield Leader and Press, Springfield, MO - 30 Nov 1893 - pg 5 - Funeral of Judge McKerall. The funeral services of late Judge William McKerall, who died at his home 10 miles east of Springfield Tuesday, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Danforth Cubmerland Presbyterian church and the remains will be buried in the Confederate cemetery. (Gale's note: The Confederate Cemetery was absorbed by the Springfield National Cemetery when it was formed. They are separated by a stone wall.)
Contributor: Gale Cottrell (47855496)
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Lieut. Co. E.I. Rec. N.C. Vol. Inf., USA 1846-1848
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