George Emery LYONS Sr. Genealogy
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751 | William Franklin Dyson 1868-1946 William Franklin (Frank) Dyson Son of Elijah Allen Dyson and Catherine S Mitchell Dyson Husband of Daisy White Dyson | ||
752 | William Hamilton Dyson 1854-1931 Son of George Washington Dyson and Bethaney Ellen Magee Dyson Husband of Margarette Brosett Dyson 1854-1909 | ||
753 | William Howard Sainsbury Sr. 1926-2013 Son of George Hyrum Sainsbury and Lilly Camilla Young. Husband of Ruby Mae Peterson and Mary Jane Cook. | ||
754 | William Howard Sainsbury Sr. 1926-2013 Son of George Hyrum Sainsbury and Lilly Camilla Young. Husband of Ruby Mae Peterson and Mary Jane Cook. | ||
755 | William Lea George 1946-2009 William (Bill) Lea George Son of Jesse William (Bill) George & Beula Naomi Sloan Lyons George Husband of Evelyn Gail Myers | ||
756 | William Lea George 1946-2009 William (Bill) Lea George Son of Jesse William (Bill) George & Beula Naomi Sloan Lyons George Husband of Evelyn Gail Myers Photo taken in South Gate, Los Angeles, California 7 March 1970 | ||
757 | William Nelson Tice 1868-1937 Son of Manson Tice and Diancey Carpenter Tice Husband of Isabelle McGrew Dyson Tice | ||
758 | William Nelson Tice 1868-1937 Son of Manson Tice and Diancey Carpenter Tice Husband of Isabelle McGrew Dyson Tice | ||
759 | William Richard Staker 1840-1917 Son of Francis Staker and Harriet Paige Staker Husband of Ruth Haines Staker | ||
760 | William Richard Staker 1840-1917 Son of Francis Staker and Harriet Paige Staker Husband of Ruth Haines Staker | ||
761 | William Rooke Weakley 1836-1920 Son of Amelia Rooke and William Weakley Husband of Emily Hales Duncan Weakley Taken from wedding photo 1861 in South Australia, Australia | ||
762 | Williams Coat of Arms This name derives from the personal name "Wilhelm" composed of the elements "wil", meaning "of strong mind", and "helm", translating literally as helmet, and in this context meaning "protection". | ||
763 | Williamson Family Coat of Arms Motto: Murus aeneus conscientia sana Motto Translation: A sound conscience is a wall of brass. This famous and interesting surname is a patronymic of William. William is derived from the Norman form of an Old French personal name composed of the Germanic elements "wil", will, desire, and "helm", helmet, protection. Name Origin Research www.surnamedb.com (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
764 | Wing Family Coat of Arms This name is of English locational origin. It is recorded as Wedwungum in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, dated 966, as Withunga in the Domesday Book of 1086 and as Weenge in the 1203 Assize Court Rolls of Buckinghamshire, derives its name from the Old English pre 7th Century, "Wiht(h)uningas" meaning "dwellers at (ingas), the settlement (tun) of Wiht", a byname from "wiht", a "creature". | ||
765 | Xenianaliz Holzknecht Andrew Wife of Joshua David Andrew (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) | ||
766 | Yeoman Family Coat of Arms Recorded in the spellings of Yeoman, Yeman, and Yeomans, this is a very traditional English surname. It derives from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "geong" meaning "young", plus "mann", meaning a worker. |