In 1900 Will lived in Manhattan, New York, New York. In 1910 he lived in San Antonio Ward 7, Bexar, Texas and in 1917 during WWI Will was a resident of Boston, and his occupation was "aviation instructor."
By 1920 Will was living with his Aunt Annette & Uncle Norman Willard in Arlington, MA. He was then a salesman of electrical supplies.
In 1926 William Henry Willard married Helen. They had one child, Nancy J. Willard. 1930 - William, Helen and daughter Nancy were living in Santa Monica, CA. Willard was then working as an electrician at an aircraft works.
By 1920 Will was living with his Aunt Annette & Uncle Norman Willard in Arlington, MA. He was then a salesman of electrical supplies.
In 1926 William Henry Willard married Helen. They had one child, Nancy J. Willard. 1930 - William, Helen and daughter Nancy were living in Santa Monica, CA. Willard was then working as an electrician at an aircraft works.
In 1900 Will lived in Manhattan, New York, New York. In 1910 he lived in San Antonio Ward 7, Bexar, Texas and in 1917 during WWI Will was a resident of Boston, and his occupation was "aviation instructor."
By 1920 Will was living with his Aunt Annette & Uncle Norman Willard in Arlington, MA. He was then a salesman of electrical supplies.
In 1926 William Henry Willard married Helen. They had one child, Nancy J. Willard. 1930 - William, Helen and daughter Nancy were living in Santa Monica, CA. Willard was then working as an electrician at an aircraft works.
By 1920 Will was living with his Aunt Annette & Uncle Norman Willard in Arlington, MA. He was then a salesman of electrical supplies.
In 1926 William Henry Willard married Helen. They had one child, Nancy J. Willard. 1930 - William, Helen and daughter Nancy were living in Santa Monica, CA. Willard was then working as an electrician at an aircraft works.
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