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'''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 [[Camp Wyndover|Camp Wyndover]] on [[Spitfire Lake|Spitfire Lake]]. He was a son of industrialist and real estate magnate [[ | '''William W. McAlpin '''owned [[Camp Wyndover|Camp Wyndover]] on [[Spitfire Lake|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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Died: September 26, 1925
Married: Cordelia Rose McAlpin
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.