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'''Born:''' | '''Born:''' April 9, 1858 | ||
'''Died:''' September 26, 1925 | '''Died:''' September 26, 1925 | ||
'''Married: ''' | '''Married: '''Mary Louise Close | ||
'''Children: '''Allen Heyward McAlpin, Adelaide McAlpin Pyle, Gladys McAlpin, Harriette McAlpin | '''Children: '''Allen Heyward McAlpin, Adelaide McAlpin Pyle, Gladys McAlpin, Harriette McAlpin | ||
'''William W. McAlpin '''owned [[ | '''William W. McAlpin '''owned [[Camp Wyndover]] on [[Spitfire Lake]]. He was a son of industrialist and real estate magnate [[Wikipedia:David_Hunter_McAlpin|David Hunter McAlpin]]. At his death, he left an estate valued at approximately one million dollars. | ||
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''Brooklyn Daily Eagle'', June 25, 1899 | |||
Over on the St. Regis chain of Lakes William W. McAlpin of Morristown. N. J., who owns the [[Camp Wyndover|Trudeau Camp]], on Spitfire Lake has a number of carpenters putting up new buildings, altering and making additions to old ones, while other workmen are grading, pruning trees, ornamenting the grove with seats, etc. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:25, 19 May 2026
Born: April 9, 1858
Died: September 26, 1925
Married: Mary Louise Close
Children: Allen Heyward McAlpin, Adelaide McAlpin Pyle, Gladys McAlpin, Harriette McAlpin
William W. McAlpin owned Camp Wyndover on Spitfire Lake. He was a son of industrialist and real estate magnate David Hunter McAlpin. At his death, he left an estate valued at approximately one million dollars.
Brooklyn Daily Eagle, June 25, 1899
Over on the St. Regis chain of Lakes William W. McAlpin of Morristown. N. J., who owns the Trudeau Camp, on Spitfire Lake has a number of carpenters putting up new buildings, altering and making additions to old ones, while other workmen are grading, pruning trees, ornamenting the grove with seats, etc.