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'''Willoughby A. (W. A.) D'Alemberte''' was a well-known pharmacist and proprietor of a drugstore at [[203 South Palafox Street|203 South]] [[Palafox Street]].  D'Alemberte was a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Pharmacy.  He was brother of [[A. H. D'Alemberte]].
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| subject_name  =Willoughby Augustus D'Alemberte
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| date_of_birth  =[[August 26]], [[1854]]
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| place_of_birth =Butler, Alabama
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| date_of_death  =[[January 3]], [[1920]]
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| occupation    =Pharmacist, businessman
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| spouse        =Ann Humphreys<br/>Mary Humphreys
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| children      =[[Clinton Willoughby D'Alemberte]]<br/>[[Herbert Harry D'Alemberte]]<br/>[[Edward Augustus D'Alemberte]]<br/>[[James Heron D'Alemberte]]<br/>[[Sadie D'Alemberte]]<br/>[[Willoughby D'Alemberte]]
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'''Willoughby Augustus (W. A.) D'Alemberte''' was a well-known pharmacist and proprietor of a drugstore at [[203 South Palafox Street|203 South]] [[Palafox Street]].  D'Alemberte was a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Pharmacy.  He was brother of [[A. H. D'Alemberte]].
  
 
As of [[1894]], W. A. D'Alemberte also served in the following capacities:
 
As of [[1894]], W. A. D'Alemberte also served in the following capacities:

Revision as of 16:04, 8 March 2008

Willoughby Augustus D'Alemberte
Born August 26, 1854
Butler, Alabama
Died January 3, 1920
Occupation Pharmacist, businessman
Spouse Ann Humphreys
Mary Humphreys
Children Clinton Willoughby D'Alemberte
Herbert Harry D'Alemberte
Edward Augustus D'Alemberte
James Heron D'Alemberte
Sadie D'Alemberte
Willoughby D'Alemberte

Willoughby Augustus (W. A.) D'Alemberte was a well-known pharmacist and proprietor of a drugstore at 203 South Palafox Street. D'Alemberte was a graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Pharmacy. He was brother of A. H. D'Alemberte.

As of 1894, W. A. D'Alemberte also served in the following capacities: