Person:William Driver (2)

Per his father's will, William and Gideon became wards of Susanna and Abraham Batchford in 1810.

From Kerrin Golden

I am looking into a possible connection between your William Driver from PA around 1810 and one who died about 1888. He was married to a Catherine Evans Driver who would have been my great-great grandmother's sister.

Census Possibilities

Driver, William Unknown Township, Benton, AL 1840 Driver, William Unknown Township, Clark, IN 1840 Driver, William Unknown Township, Greene, NC 1840 Driver, William Nile, Scioto, OH 1840 Driver, William Unknown Townships, Coffee, TN 1840 Driver, William H Unknown Township, Marshall, TN 1840 Driver, William Unknown Townships, Gloucester, VA 1840 Driver, William Coosa District, Coosa, AL 1850 Driver, William Coosa District, Coosa, AL 1850 Driver, William Unknown Township, Pickens, AL 1855 Driver, William T. White River Twp, Independence, AR 1850 Driver, William Bowen Twp, Madison, AR 1850 Driver, William Dover Hundred, Kent, DE 1850 Driver, William W. 11Th Division, Carroll, GA 1850 Driver, William G. Athens District, Clarke, GA 1850 Driver, William B. 10Th District, Jefferson, IL 1850 Driver, William 18Th Ward Baltimore, Baltimore, MD 1850 Driver, William 8Th Ward Baltimore, Baltimore, MD 1850 Driver, William Unknown Township, Lafayette, MS 1850 Driver, William Fayetteville District, Cumberland, NC 1850 Driver, William Fayetteville Terr., Cumberland, NC 1850 Driver, William A. Southern Division, Guilford, NC 1850 Driver, William Brooklyn 2Nd Ward, Kings, NY 1850 Driver, William J. New York City Ward 8, New York, NY 1850 Driver, William Huron Twp, Erie, OH 1851 Driver, William Huron Twp, Erie, OH 1850 Driver, William 1St Civil District, Coffee, TN 1850 Driver, William 21St District, Davidson, TN 1850 Driver, William Nashville, Davidson, TN 1850 Driver, William R. 9Th District, Macon, TN 1850 Driver, William 53Rd Sub Divison, Marshall, TN 1850 Driver, William S Division, Smith, TN 1850 Driver, William District 24, Hampshire, VA 1850 Driver, William District #24, Hampshire, WV 1850

From Marjorie Matzen

Information received from Norma Locke of Wichita, Kansas indicates that "in a notebook belonging to Donald Peden (deceased) I found a letter written by Ida Enlow Price to Donald's father years ago. It says "Rebecca had a brother named William. He was called "Uncle Will", being very tall and slender - a good colonial gentleman to the core. An old woman got a stick to measure him and he was almost seven feet tall. Very aristocratic in his bearing."

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   Marjorie M. Matzen, Kerrin Golden