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Did William Morris have a wife?
Yes, William Morris did have a wife and her name was Jane Morris and she had 2 children called Jane Alice and Mary May.
Did William Morris have a girlfriend?
William Morris was an English artist and writer, and was a major founder of the fantasy genre. He was married, and had two children.
Did William Morris Have children?
He had 5 children; with another 2 from 2 different women
Where did William Morris live?
William Morris lived somewhere in London
What was William Morris's mum called?
Emma Morris
Who were William Morris's children called?
william morris never went to school and i dont know why ?
Who were William Morris's children?
William Morris was an English writer, translator, and designer of textiles. He had two daughters, Mary 'May' Morris and Jane Alice Morris.
Did William morris have childeren?
Yes, William Morris did have children. He married Jane Morris in 1859. The couple had two daughters during their marriage.
Did William Morris have a wife?
Yes, William Morris did have a wife and her name was Jane Morris and she had 2 children called Jane Alice and Mary May.
How many kids did William Morris have?
He had 3 children
Did William Morris have a girlfriend?
William Morris was an English artist and writer, and was a major founder of the fantasy genre. He was married, and had two children.
Did William Morris Davis have any children?
yes 2
What were William Morris's children called?
William Morris had two children, Jane Alice was named after her mother) and Mary may. Mary was born on the 1382 and Jane was born 1861.
Did William Morris Have children?
He had 5 children; with another 2 from 2 different women
Did William Morris have any children?
William Morris and his wife Jane had two daughters:Jane Alice (born 1861)Mary May (born 1862)
Who was in William Morris's family?
William Morris's family included his wife, Polly Barnes, and his eight children. He himself also had seven siblings as well.
Did Adrian have children?
William Michael Morris, died January 2004
