William Thomas Gill

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      Sex: M

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Individual Information

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     Birth Date: 11 Sep 1921 6
    Christening: 
          Death: 4 Feb 1950 6
         Burial: 
 Cause of Death: 

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Parents

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         Father: Louis W. Gill
         Mother: Ida Jenkins

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Notes

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General:

Per 1930 US Census: 4/16/1930, 4th Ward, Livingston Parish, Louisiana
Louis Gill is a 38 year old white male, a farmer on a truck farm. He rents his home on a farm. Born in Louisiana, as were his parents, he is not a veteran. His wife, Ida, is 33 years old and was also born in Louisiana, as were her parents. When they married, Louis was 27 and Ida was 19. The have 3 children, all born in Louisiana: 12 year old daughter Magarite (sp per census); 10 year old son, Wilton; and 8 year old son W. T.
Also living with the family is Louis's aunt, 66 year old Permillia Riggins, a widow who first married at age 23.
Living nearby is Ida's brother, Henry Z. Jenkins and his family.

Per 1940 US Census 4/15/1940 US Highway 190, 4th Ward, Livingston, Louisiana
Margaret Jenkins, is the 72 year old white female head of household, a widow who owns her home on a farm, valued at $200. Born in Louisiana, educated through 6th grade, she lived in rural Livingston, Louisiana with the same household members in 1935. She is unable to work, but does have non-wage income over $50 in 1939. Her daughter, 42 year old Ida Jenkins, is a widow born in Louisiana, educated through 3 years of high school, does housework, and had other income over $50 in 1939. Margaret also has two grandsons living with her: 20 year old Milton Jenkins, single, educated through 3rd grade, a laborer for CCC Project Reforestration, 115 hours the last week of March but the 115 is scratched out, and in 52 weeks work in 1939 earned $360; 18 year old William T. Jenkins, educated through 3rd grade, a laborer for CCC Project Reforestration, 68 hours the last week of March, and in 1939 earned $180 for 26 weeks of work.