Individual Details

William Munford Transou

(12 Jul 1900 - 1 Jan 1968)



The marriage record states his parents as W. M. And Hortense Transou, both living and residents of Guilford. He was 38; Ann was 29. They were married by Chester Alexander, a Presbyterian Minister.

Place of Death: Greensboro, Guilford
Place of Residence: Greensboro, Guilford
Date of Death: January 01, 1968
Sex: Male
Race: White
Name: TRANSOU, WILLIAM
Age: 67 Years 00 Months 00 Days
Autopsy: Yes
Marital Status: Married

NC Death Certificates; Ancestry.com
Death Certificate #1713
Died Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Greensboro, Guilford Co NC
Residence: 310 Wentworth St, Greensboro.
William Monford Transou, died 1 Jan 1968, age 67
Born 12 July 1900, Jefferson, NC
President B&A Remnant Co
Father: William M. Transou Sr. Mother: Hortense Todd
Informant: Mrs. Anna H. Transou
Death was due to respiratory collapse.
Buried 3 Jan 1968, Forest Lawn Cemetery, Greensboro.



Events

Birth12 Jul 1900Jefferson, Ashe County, North Carolina
Marriage17 Jun 1939Edgecombe County, North Carolina - Anna Stamps Holderness
Death1 Jan 1968Guilford County, North Carolina

Families

SpouseAnna Stamps Holderness (1909 - 1987)
ChildLiving
ChildLiving

Endnotes

1. North Carolina Death Records, 1968.

2. Holderness,Stamps, Howard manuscript papers from Ann Hull , descendant of George Allen Holderness; June, 2001. Papers were found in her mother's possessions after the mother's death in 1987; origin and compiler unknown but possibly done about 10 years earlier. Includes copies of some documents and some detailed narratives..

3. Compiled and written by Marvin E. Holderness, Sr., Holderness: History & Genealogy of the Holderness Family (New York c1958), p.22.

4. Holderness,Stamps, Howard manuscript papers from Ann Hull , descendant of George Allen Holderness; June, 2001. Papers were found in her mother's possessions after the mother's death in 1987; origin and compiler unknown but possibly done about 10 years earlier. Includes copies of some documents and some detailed narratives..

5. North Carolina Death Records, 1968.