Spouse: UNKNOWN-73594.

Spouse: Mary -73590. Mary and William Franklin (Frank) TEMPLE Sr. were married in 1905 in AL.⁵²⁷⁸ Children were: Clara TEMPLE-73591, Muriel Catherine (Muriel) TEMPLE-73592, William Franklin TEMPLE Jr.-73593, Julia Francis TEMPLE-15616.

Spouse: Irene WORTH-29035. Irene WORTH and William Franklin (Frank) TEMPLE were married in 1919 in Lyons, Rice, KS.⁴⁹⁷⁰¹ Children were: Robert Lee TEMPLE-29052, Rowena H. TEMPLE-29047, Frances I. TEMPLE-29051.

Spouse: Iva M. BLAKELY-29036.

Spouse: Helen -95354. Children were: Sandi TEMPLE-95355, Gwen TEMPLE-95356, Connie TEMPLE-95357.

Parents: John TEMPLE-21389 and Hannah HOLLIS-21387.

Spouse: Clarissa Jane (Clara) PAUL-21381. Clarissa Jane (Clara) PAUL and William Franklin (Franklin) TEMPLE were married on 19 November 1862 in Union Co., OH.^{459,19104,27094} They claimed 40 years in 1900. Children were: Florence Lavinia (Flora) TEMPLE-21404, Julia Etta (Etta) TEMPLE-21407, James Franklin TEMPLE-21383, Charles David (Charles) TEMPLE-21382, David Lewis (David) TEMPLE-40008, William Lincoln (William) TEMPLE-21384, John TEMPLE-21394.

Spouse: Milla Hartwell (Milly) FRENCH-6133. Milla Hartwell (Milly) FRENCH and William Franklin (William) TEMPLE were married on 30 April 1836 in Milton, Norfolk, MA.^{21,11365,17242,17248,17250} Intention filed 30 Apr 1836 in Canton. Children were: Thomas French TEMPLE-6134, Thomas French (Thomas) TEMPLE-6135, Ansel French TEMPLE-19423, Abigail French (Abby) TEMPLE-6141, Ansel French TEMPLE-6136, Samuel TEMPLE-6138, Samuel TEMPLE-19424, Ida Octavia TEMPLE-6139, William Franklin TEMPLE-19425, Dr. William Franklin (William) TEMPLE Jr.-6137, Henry Pope TEMPLE-6140.

Spouse: Mary Alice FERRIN-6509. Mary Alice FERRIN and Dr. William Franklin (William) TEMPLE Jr. were married on 3 September 1886 in Boston, Suffolk, MA.^{21,8038,16605,16606,16607} Children were: Dr. William Franklin TEMPLE III-6510, Samuel B. TEMPLE-6511, Richard TEMPLE-6512.

Parents: Edward J. TEMPLE-43041 and Martha A. BOLLES-43049.

Spouse: Margaret May (Margaret) SMITH-43069. Margaret May (Margaret) SMITH and William Franklin (William) TEMPLE were married on 28 December 1890 in Woodford, Bennington, VT.^21,10234 He claimed 12 years of marriage in 1900, and his wife was not to be found. They^21,10234 were divorced about 1897 in Rutland, Rutland, VT.^12589,30548 She sued for divorce the week of 26 Aug 1896. The account in the North Adams Transcript said, curiously, "People say the boot would fit better on the other foot." No explanation accompanied it. Children were: Martha Belle (Belle) TEMPLE-43067, Ruth Catherine TEMPLE-43070, Ethel Margaret TEMPLE-43080.

Spouse: Elizabeth BRUNDAGE-40327. Elizabeth BRUNDAGE and William Franklin (William) TEMPLE were married in 1906 in MI.¹¹³²² Children were: Elizabeth TEMPLE-40328, William Franklin (William) TEMPLE Jr.-40329, Mary A. TEMPLE-40330, Fred O. TEMPLE-47688, Eleanor TEMPLE-47689.

Spouse: Martha E. DANIELS-99723.

Spouse: Mary CASHDOLLAR-24108. Mary CASHDOLLAR and William G. TEMPLE were married in 1851 in Sparta, Randolph, IL.^{10066,12361,12363} Children were: Elias TEMPLE-24163, Rebecca TEMPLE-24164, Robert Elias TEMPLE-24162, Adeline E. (Addie) TEMPLE-24165, John TEMPLE-26101, William J. TEMPLE-26102, Mary J. TEMPLE-26103, Sherman TEMPLE-38281.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-70837. Children were: Whitelock (White) TEMPLE-40153.

Spouse: Mary J. PINKARD-40154. Mary J. PINKARD and William G. TEMPLE were married on 6 February 1873 in Jasper Co., MO.^{1148,27529,27530} Children were: William TEMPLE-40155, George Lawrence TEMPLE-40156.

Spouse: Mary MILLER-40175. Mary MILLER and William G. TEMPLE were married on 30 December 1877 in Jasper Co., MO.^1148,25037

Spouse: Ora A. -89279. Ora A. and William G. TEMPLE were married in 1899.⁶³³⁸ Children were: Rosina TEMPLE-89280, Eugenie TEMPLE-89281, William TEMPLE-89282, Frank TEMPLE-89283, Justine TEMPLE-89284.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-85590.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-94695.

Spouse: Mildred FUNK-56305. Mildred FUNK and William G. TEMPLE were married. Children were: William C. TEMPLE-56306, Joanne TEMPLE-56307, Lynne TEMPLE-56308.

Spouse: Hope MILLER-53118.

Spouse: Marjorie Birney GRANTZ-53108. Children were: Barbara Birney TEMPLE-53111, David Busey TEMPLE-53112, Susan Grant TEMPLE-53113, William Geddes TEMPLE-53114.

Spouse: Georgana BARLOW-70023. Georgana BARLOW and William George TEMPLE were married before 1860 in Merrill, Lincoln, WI.⁸⁹⁸⁹ Children were: William George TEMPLE-70020, Martha Ann TEMPLE-70030, Mary Jane (Marie) TEMPLE-70039, Lavina (Mina) TEMPLE-70033, Margaret Green TEMPLE-70048, Kate TEMPLE-70052, Mary Elizabeth TEMPLE-70024.

Spouse: Sarah N. SELLERY-70021. Sarah N. SELLERY and William George TEMPLE were married on 14 April 1876 in Kincardine Village, Bruce South, Ontario, Canada.^{7728,29747,29748} Some sources report 4 Apr. Children were: Sadie TEMPLE-70022.

Spouse: Hannah -70029. Hannah and William George TEMPLE were married before 1885. Children were: Private Robert William (Bob) TEMPLE-70028.

Spouse: Mary -83183. Mary and William George TEMPLE were married in 1904.⁵²⁸⁸ Children were: Howard TEMPLE-104562, George E. TEMPLE-83184, William P. TEMPLE-83185, Edward TEMPLE-87341.

Spouse: Mary Agnes BROWN-64272. Mary Agnes BROWN and William George TEMPLE were married on 14 July 1917 in Middlesex Co., Ontario, Canada.^11206,11207 Children were: Wendell George TEMPLE-64510, John M. TEMPLE-64511.

Spouse: Geneva BREWER-102365.

Spouse: Dorothy MAI-19099. Children were: Anita Louise TEMPLE-19100, Terry Lee TEMPLE-19101.

Spouse: Mary BARNES-16041. Mary BARNES and William George (George) TEMPLE were married on 8 August 1917 in Jonesboro, Lee, NC.⁹⁰²⁴ Children were: William George (George) TEMPLE Jr.-16215, Earl McIver TEMPLE-16042, John Barnes (John) TEMPLE-16115, Herbert Austin TEMPLE-16110.

Spouse: Emma Virginia ROBERTS-47316. Emma Virginia ROBERTS and William George (William) TEMPLE were married on 21 January 1868 in Baltimore, Baltimore, MD.⁴⁷²⁴ Children were: Father William TEMPLE-47332, Maria TEMPLE-47334.

Spouse: Margaret GRAHAM-106834. Children were: William George Frank TEMPLE-106835.

Spouse: Audrey MULLIGAN-20545.

Spouse: Patricia Ann MC NAMARA-49091.

Spouse: Carolyn COFFEY-49093.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-112219. UNKNOWN and William Gerret TEMPLE were married. Children were: TEMPLE-112220.

Spouse: Irene E. GEER-2361. Irene E. GEER and William Gibbs (William) TEMPLE were married on 30 July 1888 in Westborough, Worcester, MA.^{21,17491,17638,17640,17641} Children were: Ethel Swope TEMPLE-2362, Inez Estella TEMPLE-2363, Gilbert Leroy (Gilbert) TEMPLE-2364, Ray Gibbs TEMPLE-2365, Frederick Oscar (Fred) TEMPLE-2366.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-52460. UNKNOWN and William Gordon (Gordon) TEMPLE were married after October 1940.

"US Flagship Magnolia,
"Key West, May 23, 1863.

"Gentlemen: It having been reported to me (verbally) that there is insufficient ice on board the supply steamer Bermuda to preserve the fresh beef put on board that vessel for distribution in this squadron and in the Western Gulf Blockading Squadron, you are hereby appointed a board of survey to examine into the causes which have led to this condition of affairs, to state the present condition of the brief, and to recommend what disposition (if any) can be made of it with a view to saving it for the use of the Government.
"You will report to me upon these several points in duplicate,
"Respectfully,
"Theodorus Bailey,
"Actg Rear Admiral, Comdg. East Gulf Blockading Squadron.
"Lieutenant-Commander W.G. Temple.
"Lieutenant-Commander C.J. McDougal.
"Acting Volunteer Lieutenant W.C. Rogers."

The board of survey acted quickly, responding that same day as follows:

"US Supply Steamer Bermuda,
"May 23, 1863.
"Sir: In obedience to the foregoing order we have examined into the circumstances therein referred to and have to report as follows:
"It seems that the beef packed in Philadelphia with some 175 tons of ice, but that in consequence of there being no proper ice house built in the vessel the warmth of the Gulf Stream has operated through the side of the vessel and has melted the ice so rapidly as to leave scarcely 10 tons remaining. There does not appear to have been any want of care on the part of the officers of the vessel in attending to its preservation. The beef still seems to be in good condition, but to preserve it immediate steps must be taken. Either ice must be purchased to repack it on board the vessel or it must be removed to an ice house on shore. The first course would cost over $7,000, and from the previous experience it would not last beyond Pensacola, and a large portion of the beef would then become spoiled for want of a fresh supply of ice. In the other case the cost would be trifling (the exact sum can not be estimated at present) and the entire amount of beef would probably be available for issue, not only to the Navy but to the Army. In the view of these considerations, we would recommend the latter expedient.
"Although not specially called upon to do so, we feel it a duty to represent the interests of the Government and the comfort of these two squadrons have been sacrificed by insufficient preparations of the vessel for the duty assigned her.
"Respectfully,
"W.G. Temple
"Charles J. McDougal
"Wm. C. Rogers" William appeared in the census in 1870 in Washington, DC.⁵²⁴⁵⁰ He lived Ebbitt House, 1346 F Street NW in Washington, DC in 1871.⁵²⁴⁵¹ He Member of the Examining and Retiring Board between 1879 and 1881 in Washington, DC.³⁶⁶²² In June 1880 William was a Commodore, US Navy in Washington, DC.⁵²⁴⁵² He President of the Examining and Retiring Board between 1881 and 1884 in Washington, DC.³⁶⁶²² He Knight Commander of the Royal Order of Kamehameha I in 1884.³⁶⁶²² In December 1884, he was the escort for King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands while visiting the US. For this service, Congress allowed him to accept the decoration. William retired on 29 February 1884.⁵²⁴⁵³ He died on 28 June 1894 in Washington, DC.^{12559,37766,52445,52447,52453,52454} Died of apoplexy. Buried in Congressional Cemetery, Washington, DC.

His obituary, in The Evening Star, Friday, June 29, 1894:
Admiral Temple Dead -- Stricken by Apoplexy While Alone in His Room
Brief Sketch of His Long and Honorable Career in the United States Navy
Rear Admiral William G. Temple, United States navy, retired, died at his apartments at the Portland yesterday afternoon, about 5:30 o'clock from an attack of apoplexy, which first manifested itself about noon of the day before. He was stricken while alone in his room, and his condition was not discovered until an hour later, when a waiter went to his room with his luncheon. The admiral was lying on the floor in a comatose state and the waiter thought he was dead. He gave an alarm at once and Medical Director Wales of the navy, an intimate friend of the invalid was promptly on hand. A hasty examination showed him that the case was beyond medical aid, and he directed his efforts to easing the last hours of the invalid. Admiral Temple was unconscious when found, and remained in that condition up to the time of his death. Mr. Edward L. Temple, a nephew arrived home yesterday afternoon from Rutland, Vt., and will have charge of the funeral arrangements. The admiral had no family. His wife, who was a daughter of Gen. J.G. Totten, died nearly five years ago. No children resulted from the marriage. The nearest relatives are two nephews and two nieces -- Edward L. Totten, who resides at the old Temple homestead built in 1812, in Rutland, Vt., the admiral's birthplace. Arthur Temple, Alice Temple, and Mrs. John A. Mason of Chicago, Ill. A sister of his wife, Mrs. Charles H. Graves, and her husband of Duluth, Minn., have spent several winters during the last few years at the Portland.
An Excellent Naval Record
Admiral Temple has an excellent naval record. He was born at Rutland, Vt. in March, 1824 and entered the navy as a midshipman in 1840, graduating from the Naval Academy six years later. He was with the Boston when that vessel was wrecked in the Bahamas in 1846. He participated in the bombardment and capture of Vera Cruz in 1847, as an office of the steamer Scourge, and he took part also in the subsequent engagements at Alvarado, Tuspan and Tobasco, frequently commanding parties against the Mexican forces, and sometimes commanding batteries. Subsequently he assisted in the survey of the interoceanic railroad and canal across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and then took a cruise in the Pacific on the frigate Lancaster in 1860. By this time he had reached the rank of lieutenant and was placed in command of the steamer Flainbian at New York for a short time. He had a very active career during the late civil war. In July 1862, having reached the grade of lieutenant commander, he was detailed to command the gunboat Pembina in the western gulf blockading expedition and from November 1862 until September 1864, he was fleet captain of the eastern gulf blockading squadron. While on such duty he led a force of sailors in defense of the approaches of Washington, at the time when the capture of the city was seriously threatened by Gen. Early's brigade in July 1864. Admiral Temple commanded the steamer Pontoosuq from November 1864 to May 1865 and participated in the attack on Fort Fisher, the capture of Wilmington, the bombardments of forts on the James river and in the capture of Petersburg and Richmond. He became a full commander in March 1865, and commanded the steamer Tacony; attached to the North Atlantic squadron, until 1866, when he was detailed to four years' term of ordnance duty. He reached the grade of captain in 1870, and his career was comparatively uneventful until 1884, when he escorted King Kalakaua of the Hawaiian Islands on the occasion of his memorable visit to this country, for which service he subsequently received the decoration of knight commander of the Royal Order of Kamehameha I. He became a commodore in June 1878, served as a member of the examining and retiring board and became its president in June 1881. He attained the highest rank in the navy, namely, a rear admiral, February 22, 1884, and voluntarily went on the retired list of the navy seven days later under the forty years' service law. Vermonters Who Served As Officers in the U.S. Navy recited his career as follows:
"Appointed Midshipman, 1840; steamer 'Scourge' in the war with Mexico; Master, 1854; Lieutenant, Apr 1855; steam frigate 'Lancaster,' flagship of the Pacific Squadron, 1859-1861; in command of steamer 'Flambeau,' 1862; Lt. Commander, Jul 1862; in command of steam gunboat 'Pembina,' of the West Gulf Blockading Squadron, 1862; Fleet Captain of the East Gulf Blockading Squadron, 1863; in command of flag ship 'San Jacinto,' Key West, Apr 1864; on duty in the trenches about Washington, Early's attack, Jul 1864; in command of the steamer 'Pontoosuc,' Nov 1864; engaged in the bombardment and capture of Fort Fisher and capture of Wilmington, NC, Dec 1864 to Feb 1865; Commander, Mar 1865; bombardment of rebel fortifications on the James river, and capture of Richmond, Mar-Apr, 1865; Captain, Aug 1870; Commodore Jun 1878; Rear Admiral, Feb 1884; Retired, 1884, at his own request." The specific dates are included in the Dictionary of US Navy Admirals, "Act Midn 18 Apr 1840 midn 11 Jul 1846; Master 21 Jul 1854; Lt 18 Apr 1855; LCdr 16 Jul 1862; Cdr 3 Mar 1865; Capt 28 Aug 1870; Commo 5 Jun 1878; RAdm 22 Feb 1884."
Parents: Robert TEMPLE-4639 and Charlotte Eloisa (Eloise) GREEN-5496.

Spouse: Catlyna Tillman TOTTEN-5648. Catlyna Tillman TOTTEN and RADM William Grenville TEMPLE were married on 7 October 1851 in Washington, DC.^{12558,12559,14500,52445,52455} Date also given incorrectly as 10 October. License granted 6 Oct 1851 in DC. The source of the 7th is William Grenville Temple himself, in his own self-prepared genealogy, given to George G. Seibels, descendant of John Jacob and Sarah (Temple) Seibles, provided by William Grenville (Renny) Temple, <rennyt@adelphia.net>, his namesake. Children were: Worthington Smith TEMPLE-16213.

Spouse: Sara S. -41958. Sara S. and William Griffin (Griffin) TEMPLE were married in 1920 in CO.⁶⁸⁰³

Spouse: Alice Virginia (Alice) HUDGINS-27992. Alice Virginia (Alice) HUDGINS and William Grimes TEMPLE were married on 21 June 1917 in Norfolk, Norfolk, VA.³⁹⁴⁰ Children were: William Grimes TEMPLE Jr.-27993, James Earl TEMPLE-27994, Alice Hudgins TEMPLE-27995, Richard Beverly TEMPLE-27996.

Spouse: Bertha Lea COOK-27997. Bertha Lea COOK and William Grimes TEMPLE were married on 22 May 1943 in Norfolk, Norfolk, VA.^3940,13457

Spouse: Mamie Elizabeth BUNCH-28004. Mamie Elizabeth BUNCH and William Grimes TEMPLE Jr. were married on 10 February 1953 in Norfolk, Norfolk, VA.³⁹⁴⁰ Children were: William Grimes TEMPLE III-28008.

Spouse: Elizabeth WOAD-24272. Elizabeth WOAD and William Guilielmus TEMPLE were married on 20 November 1654 in Hutton Bushell, Yorkshire, England. Children were: Thomas TEMPLE-24273, Mary TEMPLE-24274, Elizabeth TEMPLE-24275, William TEMPLE-9823.