William S. Strudwick

(d. 1907)

Biographical Data

Important Dates

William died in 1907.

Places of Residence

• Josiah Turner House, Hillsborough, NC, from 1887 [1].
• Wadesboro, NC, from 1871 [1].
• Tusculum Farm in Orange County, NC, between early 1860s and 1871 [1].
• Dr. Edmund Strudwick House in Hillsborough, NC, until early 1860s [1].

Schools Attended

• University of North Carolina, between 1849 and 1851 [1].

Occupations

• Doctor [1].

Relatives

• Parents: Edmund Strudwick [1] and Ann Nash [1].
• Spouse: Caroline J. Watters  (1835-1914), married from September 14, 1852 to 1907 [1].
  Children:
  
  • four sons, Edmund Strudwick (b. 1854) [1], William Watters Strudwick (1859-1893) [1], Joseph Watters Strudwick (1864-1882) [1] and Shepperd Strudwick (1868-1961) [1].
  • five daughters, Ann Nash Strudwick (1856-1938) [1], Mildred Watters Strudwick (1857-1860) [1], Julia Elizabeth Strudwick (1862-1939) [1], Mary Nash Strudwick (1874-1944) [1] and Margaret McLester Strudwick [1].
• Sibling: one brother, Frederick Nash Strudwick [1].
• Others: Mary Susan Burwell  (sister-in-law, 1832-1859) [1], Julia Hall (mother-in-law) [1], Joseph H. Watters (father-in-law) [1], Ann Daves Hughes (daughter-in-law) [1], William B. Meares (son-in-law, 1854-1933) [1], Susan Nash Read (daughter-in-law, 1875-1960) [1], Thomas M. Arrasmith (son-in-law, 1869-1938) [1], Thomas May Van Planche (son-in-law) [1], Ann Spotswood Strudwick (niece, 1878-1969), Kate Spotswood Strudwick (niece, 1861-1865), Mary Nash Strudwick (niece, 1855-1855) and Robert Cincinnatus Strudwick (nephew, b. 1857).

References

1. Mary Claire Engstrom. The Book of Burwell Students: Lives of Educated Women in the Antebellum South. (Hillsborough: Hillsborough Historic Commission, 2007).