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William STORM
Ms. __?__
Sarah ARNOLD
Husband:  William STORMS / STORM
Birth:  25 Mar 1815, IN or KY
Death:  4 Jun 1894, Laurel Co., KY
Disposition:  buried Locust Grove Cemetery, Laurel Co., KY
Occupation:  farmer
Father:  Rev. James STORM (1786-1863), b. in VA
Mother:  Sarah McHARGUE (1792-1865)

William's birthplace is given as Indiana in the 1850 census and Kentucky in the 1860 census.  William's father, James STORM, was in the 1840 and 1850 censuses of Laurel Co. and the 1830 census of Whitley Co.  He may be the James STORM in Monroe Co., IN, in 1820, and in Henry Co., KY, in 1810.  The 1790 and 1800 censuses of Virginia were destroyed.  So… William was born in IN or KY.

Marriage-1:  by 1836
Wife-1:  Ms. __?__
Birth:  bef. 1820
Death:  bef. 1840
Marriage-2:  27 Jun 1841, Whitley Co., KY, by Rev. James STORM
Wife-2:  Sarah ARNOLD
Birth:  15 Mar 1812, KY
Death:  4 Nov 1893, Laurel Co., KY
Disposition:  buried Locust Grove Cemetery, Laurel Co., KY
Father:  James ARNOLD (c1785-    )
Mother:  Elizabeth BAKER (c1787-    )
Child with Wife-1 — born in KY:
1.  James Milton STORM, b. 1836
Children with Sarah ARNOLD — born in KY:
2.  Charity Jane STORM, b. 1841
3.  Mathilda / Matilda STORM, b. 9 Feb 1842/3
4.  Martha Ann STORM, b. 13 Jun 1844/5
5.  Isaac Reece / Reese STORM / STORMS, b. 25 Apr 1845/45/47; m. Christena __?__
6.  John R. STORM, b. ca. 1849
7.  William A. STORM, b. 13 Jun 1852
8.  George Alfred STORM, b. 23 Jan 1854
Keywords for search engines:  genealogy; USA, US, United States, Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia

Sources:

1.  LDS.  Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service:  IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org):
William STORM
Spouse: Sarah ARNOLD
Marriage: 27 Jun 1841, Whitley, Kentucky
Source: patron submission

2.  1840 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com):  I can't find William as head-of-household, but his father and two brothers are living in Laurel Co., KY, and there is room for William and his son to be living with Jacob STORM(S).  William is apparently a widower at this point, so he would need to live with another family for help in caring for his toddler son.

3.  1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com):  Laurel Co., KY, p. 26B, 362/362, enumerated 3 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
William Storm 35 M   Farmer 350 Indiana
Sally Storm 38 F       Ky
Milton Storm 14 M       "
Jane Storm  9 F       "
Matilda Storm  8 F       "
M Ann Storm  6 F       "
Isaac Storm  5 M       "
John Storm  1 M       "

4.  1860 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #99 of 138):  Laurel Co., KY, p. 434, PN 98, 667/634, enumerated 18 Jul 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
William Storm 45 M   Farmer 900 600 Ky
Sarah     " 48 F         Do
James M   " 23 M   Farm labor     Do
Charity J " 18 F         Do
Matilda   " 17 F         Do
Martha A  " 15 F         Do
Isacc     " 14 M         Do
John R    " 10 M         Do
William A "  7 M         Do
George A  "  6 M         Do

5.  WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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