William Gann1827–
- Name
- William Gann
- Given names
- William
- Surname
- Gann
 Birth | November 5, 1827 33 38 |
 Birth of a sister | Mary A. (Polly) Gann 1828 (Age 57 days) |
| Birth of a brother | Benjamin Gann 1830 (Age 2 years) |
| Death of a paternal grandfather | Ignatious Nathan Gann July 18, 1839 (Age 11 years) |
 Marriage | Nancy Harbor — View this family 1853 (Age 25 years) |
| Death of a father | Nathan Gann March 24, 1877 (Age 49 years) |
| Death of a brother | Berry Granville Gann August 9, 1878 (Age 50 years) |
| Death of a mother | Margaret Priscilla … 1893 (Age 65 years) |
| Death of a brother | Hiram Gann January 18, 1898 (Age 70 years) |
| Death of a sister | Susanna H. Gann about 1910 (Age 82 years) |
 Death | yes |
| Family with parents |
| father |
Nathan Gann Birth: 1794 35 — Jonesboro, Washington Co, TN Death: March 24, 1877 — Haralson Co, GA |
| mother |
Margaret Priscilla … Birth: 1789 — SC Death: 1893 |
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Marriage: before 1823 — TN |
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14 months elder brother |
Hiram Gann Birth: March 10, 1824 30 35 — Washington Co, TN Death: January 18, 1898 — Potter, Polk Co, AR |
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14 months elder sister |
Susanna H. Gann Birth: April 30, 1825 31 36 — TN Death: about 1910 — Haralson Co, GA |
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3 years himself |
William Gann Birth: November 5, 1827 33 38 — Indian lands, Fayette Co, GA Death: |
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14 months younger sister |
Mary A. (Polly) Gann Birth: 1828 34 39 — Fayette Co, GA Death: |
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3 years younger brother |
Benjamin Gann Birth: 1830 36 41 — GA Death: |
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-3 years elder brother |
Berry Granville Gann Birth: 1826 32 37 — Carroll, Fayette Co, GA Death: August 9, 1878 — Dye Mound, Montague Co, TX |
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| Family with Nancy Harbor |
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William Gann Birth: November 5, 1827 33 38 — Indian lands, Fayette Co, GA Death: |
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Marriage: 1853 — GA |
| Note | From William Gann, Raytown, MO 2/8/99 1850 Paulding Co, GA census, William, age 22, a laborer, appeared in his father's household. William was not documented in his father Nathan's estate settlement, since he died before his father and apparently had no living heirs when Nathan's estate was finally settled in 1897. This deduction is based on knowledge of probate requirements. We must consider, however, the special circumstances of this estate: some of the heirs may have totally waived their rights to share and were not mentioned in the final settlement, or the possibility that William did not have any children and that his widow had remarried. |