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Personal	Tue, February 16, 1858	William Guerrier of the Ward and Guerrier Company dies in an explosion in Wyoming
Personal	Sun, March 18, 1860	William H. Bissell becomes the first Illinois governor to die in office
Legal/Political	Sat, February 2, 1850	William H. Bissell denounces seccessionism in speech to US House of Representatives
Personal	Thu, April 25, 1811	William H. Bissell is born in Hartwick, New York
Legal/Political	Mon, January 12, 1857 - Sun, March 18, 1860	William H. Bissell serves as Governor of Illinois
Legal/Political	Sun, March 4, 1849 - Sat, March 3, 1855	William H. Bissell serves in the US House of Representatives
Crime/Disasters	Tue, December 25, 1860	William H. Russell arrested in New York City for plundering more than $800,000 in Indian Trust Funds
Campaigns/Elections	Thu, October 4, 1860	William H. Seward continues his stumping tour for Republicans in Cleveland, Ohio
Personal	Wed, March 18, 1891	William Herndon dies at his home in Fancy Creek Township, Illinois
Personal	Fri, December 25, 1818	William Herndon is born in Greensburg, Kentucky
Personal	Mon, March 19, 1860	William Jennings Bryan born in Marion County, Illinois
Slavery/Abolition	Sun, December 18, 1859	William Lloyd Garrison writes to a friend about the impact of John Brown's death.
Battles/Soldiers	Fri, July 3, 1863	William Miller of Cumberland County disobeys orders and wins the Medal of Honor at Gettysburg
Lawmaking/Litigating	Wed, February 1, 1860	William Pennington of New Jersey elected Speaker of the House on the forty-fourth ballot
Legal/Political	Fri, March 4, 1853	William Rufus King sworn in as Vice President in Havana, Cuba
Personal	Thu, October 10, 1872	William Seward dies in Auburn, New York
Personal	Sat, May 16, 1801	William Seward is born in Florida, New York
Personal	Sun, October 19, 1856	William Sprague, former Rhode Island governor and senator, dies in Providence
Personal	Mon, July 14, 1902	William Still dies in Philadelphia
Personal	Sun, October 7, 1821	William Still is born in Medford, New Jersey
Personal	Fri, January 1, 1847	William Still is hired by the Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery
Personal	Mon, January 1, 1844	William Still moves to Philadelphia in 1844
Personal	Mon, January 1, 1872	William Still publishes his records
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, May 6, 1862	William Stoker enters Company H of the 18th Texas Infantry in Jefferson, Texas
Personal	Sun, June 6, 1858	William Stoker marries in Texas
Battles/Soldiers	Sun, January 24, 1864 - Sun, March 13, 1864	William Stoker returns to Coffeeville, Texas on furlough
Personal	Wed, September 11, 1850	William Stoker’s family moves to Troup County, Georgia
Campaigns/Elections	Sat, November 10, 1860	William T. Sherman writes to his wife from Louisiana about the election
Personal	Fri, November 23, 1860	William T. Sherman writes to his wife from Louisiana that she stay in Ohio
Campaigns/Elections	Sat, November 3, 1860	William T. Sherman, teaching in Louisiana, writes to his wife about local attitudes on the election