Willie Annie Wayland was the wife of
Marcus Allen Withers, Sr.
Judy Kallman has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Willie Withers.
Their suggestion:
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Please connect to her mother, Rebecca Montgomery, FAG#39752241.
She was born month's after her father, William F. Wayland died at Dallas on the way to Central Texas.
William F Wayland, grave unknown.
HOME LIFE ON EARLY RANCHES OF SOUTHWEST TEXAS
written & published 1939 , Lockhart, Texas
Rebecca Montgomery Wayland Brock
William F Wayland
"It was a considerable undertaking to move one's family from Missouri to Texas in 1848. But for Rebecca Montgomery it was a happy undertaking. Her entire family was going along to the new State where the opportunities knew no bounds. Just before leaving Missouri she and William Wayland were married and joined the caravan to Texas. They came in mule wagons. Naturally the journey was slow but it was a real honeymoon. Everything moved along nicely until they reached Dallas where the young husband became ill and died very suddenly. After burying him there, the family traveled on to Austin where a baby girl-Willie "Annie" Wayland- was born to Mrs. Wayland".
Marcus Allen Withers, Sr.
Judy Kallman has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Willie Withers.
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
Please connect to her mother, Rebecca Montgomery, FAG#39752241.
She was born month's after her father, William F. Wayland died at Dallas on the way to Central Texas.
William F Wayland, grave unknown.
HOME LIFE ON EARLY RANCHES OF SOUTHWEST TEXAS
written & published 1939 , Lockhart, Texas
Rebecca Montgomery Wayland Brock
William F Wayland
"It was a considerable undertaking to move one's family from Missouri to Texas in 1848. But for Rebecca Montgomery it was a happy undertaking. Her entire family was going along to the new State where the opportunities knew no bounds. Just before leaving Missouri she and William Wayland were married and joined the caravan to Texas. They came in mule wagons. Naturally the journey was slow but it was a real honeymoon. Everything moved along nicely until they reached Dallas where the young husband became ill and died very suddenly. After burying him there, the family traveled on to Austin where a baby girl-Willie "Annie" Wayland- was born to Mrs. Wayland".
Willie Annie Wayland was the wife of
Marcus Allen Withers, Sr.
Judy Kallman has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Willie Withers.
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
Please connect to her mother, Rebecca Montgomery, FAG#39752241.
She was born month's after her father, William F. Wayland died at Dallas on the way to Central Texas.
William F Wayland, grave unknown.
HOME LIFE ON EARLY RANCHES OF SOUTHWEST TEXAS
written & published 1939 , Lockhart, Texas
Rebecca Montgomery Wayland Brock
William F Wayland
"It was a considerable undertaking to move one's family from Missouri to Texas in 1848. But for Rebecca Montgomery it was a happy undertaking. Her entire family was going along to the new State where the opportunities knew no bounds. Just before leaving Missouri she and William Wayland were married and joined the caravan to Texas. They came in mule wagons. Naturally the journey was slow but it was a real honeymoon. Everything moved along nicely until they reached Dallas where the young husband became ill and died very suddenly. After burying him there, the family traveled on to Austin where a baby girl-Willie "Annie" Wayland- was born to Mrs. Wayland".
Marcus Allen Withers, Sr.
Judy Kallman has made a suggestion to you regarding your Find A Grave memorial for Willie Withers.
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
Please connect to her mother, Rebecca Montgomery, FAG#39752241.
She was born month's after her father, William F. Wayland died at Dallas on the way to Central Texas.
William F Wayland, grave unknown.
HOME LIFE ON EARLY RANCHES OF SOUTHWEST TEXAS
written & published 1939 , Lockhart, Texas
Rebecca Montgomery Wayland Brock
William F Wayland
"It was a considerable undertaking to move one's family from Missouri to Texas in 1848. But for Rebecca Montgomery it was a happy undertaking. Her entire family was going along to the new State where the opportunities knew no bounds. Just before leaving Missouri she and William Wayland were married and joined the caravan to Texas. They came in mule wagons. Naturally the journey was slow but it was a real honeymoon. Everything moved along nicely until they reached Dallas where the young husband became ill and died very suddenly. After burying him there, the family traveled on to Austin where a baby girl-Willie "Annie" Wayland- was born to Mrs. Wayland".
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