--He was 5th of 7 children of Portland H. Warlick & wife Maggie McLean. He lost his father at age 5 and his mother before he was 11. William & the other 3 youngest children were sent to live at Barium Springs orphanage in Iredell County, a Presbyterian facility.
--Occupation: In 1918, William was working for the Presbyterian Publishing Company. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman. He later was President of Lazenby Hardware in Statesville.
--He married Lucy P. Seawell.
--Occupation: In 1918, William was working for the Presbyterian Publishing Company. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman. He later was President of Lazenby Hardware in Statesville.
--He married Lucy P. Seawell.
--He was 5th of 7 children of Portland H. Warlick & wife Maggie McLean. He lost his father at age 5 and his mother before he was 11. William & the other 3 youngest children were sent to live at Barium Springs orphanage in Iredell County, a Presbyterian facility.
--Occupation: In 1918, William was working for the Presbyterian Publishing Company. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman. He later was President of Lazenby Hardware in Statesville.
--He married Lucy P. Seawell.
--Occupation: In 1918, William was working for the Presbyterian Publishing Company. In 1930, he was a hardware salesman. He later was President of Lazenby Hardware in Statesville.
--He married Lucy P. Seawell.
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