Mentioned in the 1880 United States Federal Census District 688, Talbot, Georgia as Willie Blythe, aged 1, born in GA. Son of, and living with, parents William and Emma Blythe.
In the 1900 United States Federal Census of Box Springs, Talbot, Georgia he was listed as Willie A Blythe, now 21 yrs old, single and a boarder. Working as a merchant and living with Franklin and Laura McLendon, along with a number of other boarders. Franklin is the brother of Will's future father-in-law, Charles D. McLendon.
By the 1910 United States Federal Census, and now listed as William A Blythe, 31 married and living in the Harts, District of eastern Talbot Co., Georgia. Married approx. 5 years earlier to Eunice Inez McLendon and have a son Benjamin Beeland Blythe, aged 4. William now worked as a bookkeeper in the casket factory in Junction City. His wife Eunice died on August 21st of 1910.
1920 United States Federal Census, still in the Harts District, Talbot Cp., Georgia. Listed as William A Blythe, age 41. He married his second wife, Mary Neal Barnes, (age 27 in 1910) on April 16, 1916. Will's son Benjamin B Blythe, 14, and father William R. Blythe, aged 65 are also living with the couple. At this time, he is still working as a bookkeeperin the casket factory.
1930 census, finds William and Mary, living alone on Church St. in Junction City, GA, where he is now working as a cashier in the bank.
In the 1900 United States Federal Census of Box Springs, Talbot, Georgia he was listed as Willie A Blythe, now 21 yrs old, single and a boarder. Working as a merchant and living with Franklin and Laura McLendon, along with a number of other boarders. Franklin is the brother of Will's future father-in-law, Charles D. McLendon.
By the 1910 United States Federal Census, and now listed as William A Blythe, 31 married and living in the Harts, District of eastern Talbot Co., Georgia. Married approx. 5 years earlier to Eunice Inez McLendon and have a son Benjamin Beeland Blythe, aged 4. William now worked as a bookkeeper in the casket factory in Junction City. His wife Eunice died on August 21st of 1910.
1920 United States Federal Census, still in the Harts District, Talbot Cp., Georgia. Listed as William A Blythe, age 41. He married his second wife, Mary Neal Barnes, (age 27 in 1910) on April 16, 1916. Will's son Benjamin B Blythe, 14, and father William R. Blythe, aged 65 are also living with the couple. At this time, he is still working as a bookkeeperin the casket factory.
1930 census, finds William and Mary, living alone on Church St. in Junction City, GA, where he is now working as a cashier in the bank.
Mentioned in the 1880 United States Federal Census District 688, Talbot, Georgia as Willie Blythe, aged 1, born in GA. Son of, and living with, parents William and Emma Blythe.
In the 1900 United States Federal Census of Box Springs, Talbot, Georgia he was listed as Willie A Blythe, now 21 yrs old, single and a boarder. Working as a merchant and living with Franklin and Laura McLendon, along with a number of other boarders. Franklin is the brother of Will's future father-in-law, Charles D. McLendon.
By the 1910 United States Federal Census, and now listed as William A Blythe, 31 married and living in the Harts, District of eastern Talbot Co., Georgia. Married approx. 5 years earlier to Eunice Inez McLendon and have a son Benjamin Beeland Blythe, aged 4. William now worked as a bookkeeper in the casket factory in Junction City. His wife Eunice died on August 21st of 1910.
1920 United States Federal Census, still in the Harts District, Talbot Cp., Georgia. Listed as William A Blythe, age 41. He married his second wife, Mary Neal Barnes, (age 27 in 1910) on April 16, 1916. Will's son Benjamin B Blythe, 14, and father William R. Blythe, aged 65 are also living with the couple. At this time, he is still working as a bookkeeperin the casket factory.
1930 census, finds William and Mary, living alone on Church St. in Junction City, GA, where he is now working as a cashier in the bank.
In the 1900 United States Federal Census of Box Springs, Talbot, Georgia he was listed as Willie A Blythe, now 21 yrs old, single and a boarder. Working as a merchant and living with Franklin and Laura McLendon, along with a number of other boarders. Franklin is the brother of Will's future father-in-law, Charles D. McLendon.
By the 1910 United States Federal Census, and now listed as William A Blythe, 31 married and living in the Harts, District of eastern Talbot Co., Georgia. Married approx. 5 years earlier to Eunice Inez McLendon and have a son Benjamin Beeland Blythe, aged 4. William now worked as a bookkeeper in the casket factory in Junction City. His wife Eunice died on August 21st of 1910.
1920 United States Federal Census, still in the Harts District, Talbot Cp., Georgia. Listed as William A Blythe, age 41. He married his second wife, Mary Neal Barnes, (age 27 in 1910) on April 16, 1916. Will's son Benjamin B Blythe, 14, and father William R. Blythe, aged 65 are also living with the couple. At this time, he is still working as a bookkeeperin the casket factory.
1930 census, finds William and Mary, living alone on Church St. in Junction City, GA, where he is now working as a cashier in the bank.
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