William Henry Waldron was the son of Henry Waldron of Virginia. His mother's name is not known. On Nov. 18, 1887, he married Elizabeth Adeline "Addie" Coffey. It is a family story that he helped build the Vulcan Iron Man statue in Birmingham, Alabama which was used in the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. William work as a machinist so it is possible that the story is true.
Beside the daughter, Mae Virginia Coffey Stier listed below, William and Elizabeth "Addie" Coffey also had a son, Carroll W. Waldron, born in 1892 and death unknown.
Beside the daughter, Mae Virginia Coffey Stier listed below, William and Elizabeth "Addie" Coffey also had a son, Carroll W. Waldron, born in 1892 and death unknown.
William Henry Waldron was the son of Henry Waldron of Virginia. His mother's name is not known. On Nov. 18, 1887, he married Elizabeth Adeline "Addie" Coffey. It is a family story that he helped build the Vulcan Iron Man statue in Birmingham, Alabama which was used in the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. William work as a machinist so it is possible that the story is true.
Beside the daughter, Mae Virginia Coffey Stier listed below, William and Elizabeth "Addie" Coffey also had a son, Carroll W. Waldron, born in 1892 and death unknown.
Beside the daughter, Mae Virginia Coffey Stier listed below, William and Elizabeth "Addie" Coffey also had a son, Carroll W. Waldron, born in 1892 and death unknown.
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