Individual Details
William "Bill" Conner Jr.
(1811 - 1867)
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William (Bill) Conner [Jr.]
Like his brothers, he was a guide and interpreter. He lived with the Absentee Delaware group in Texas and was employed as guide and interpreter for the Texas government. He was noted for his role in the freeing (via paying of a ransom) of a white child being held by Indians.
William (Bill) Conner [Jr.]
Like his brothers, he was a guide and interpreter. He lived with the Absentee Delaware group in Texas and was employed as guide and interpreter for the Texas government. He was noted for his role in the freeing (via paying of a ransom) of a white child being held by Indians.
Events
| Birth | 1811 | Noblesville, Hamilton, Indiana, United States | |||
| Death | 1867 | Kansas, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Nancy Elliot (1829 - 1894) |
| Father | William H Conner (1777 - 1855) |
| Mother | Mekinges Anderson (1783 - 1855) |
| Sibling | Capt. John Quincy Conner (1802 - 1863) |
| Sibling | Hamilton "Harry" Conner (1809 - 1887) |
| Sibling | Nancy "Aukeelenqua" Conner (1815 - 1834) |
| Sibling | James Conner (1817 - 1877) |
| Sibling | Elizabeth Ella "Eliza" Conner (1818 - 1877) |