Son of William M (1850 AL-1907 IL) and Margaret Batey (1851 IL-~1901 IL) Guynn
"William Riley was a saw sharpener (Millwright) most of his life and followed the lumber industry. That's why they moved to Louisiana about 1913. They also lived in Edabina, Mississippi, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He was also a streetcar motorman in Cairo, Illinois, and worked during World War II in Boone, Iowa in a box plant either making ammunition boxes or sharpening the saws." Quote from Jessica Woodruff ancestry.com tree
"William Riley was a saw sharpener (Millwright) most of his life and followed the lumber industry. That's why they moved to Louisiana about 1913. They also lived in Edabina, Mississippi, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He was also a streetcar motorman in Cairo, Illinois, and worked during World War II in Boone, Iowa in a box plant either making ammunition boxes or sharpening the saws." Quote from Jessica Woodruff ancestry.com tree
Son of William M (1850 AL-1907 IL) and Margaret Batey (1851 IL-~1901 IL) Guynn
"William Riley was a saw sharpener (Millwright) most of his life and followed the lumber industry. That's why they moved to Louisiana about 1913. They also lived in Edabina, Mississippi, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He was also a streetcar motorman in Cairo, Illinois, and worked during World War II in Boone, Iowa in a box plant either making ammunition boxes or sharpening the saws." Quote from Jessica Woodruff ancestry.com tree
"William Riley was a saw sharpener (Millwright) most of his life and followed the lumber industry. That's why they moved to Louisiana about 1913. They also lived in Edabina, Mississippi, and Cape Girardeau, Missouri. He was also a streetcar motorman in Cairo, Illinois, and worked during World War II in Boone, Iowa in a box plant either making ammunition boxes or sharpening the saws." Quote from Jessica Woodruff ancestry.com tree
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