William Steptoe Christian was born on December 26, 1830, in Middlesex County, the son of Elizabeth Robinson Steptoe Christian and Richard Allen Christian, a physician who in 1838 became a Baptist minister. His elder brother Joseph Christian served on the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. William Christian attended local preparatory schools and in 1848 received an AB from Columbian College (later George Washington University), in Washington, D.C. He graduated from Jefferson Medical College, in Philadelphia, in 1851 and returned to Middlesex County, where he began practicing medicine at Urbanna. On January 11, 1853, in Halifax County, North Carolina, Christian married Helen Elizabeth Steptoe, a cousin a few years older than he. They had two daughters and four sons, two of whom died in infancy, before her death on December 6, 1898. Christian married Alice Taylor Woodward, of Middlesex County, on July 10, 1900. They had no children.
Marlo Hampton voiced her opinion about the latest look of the fiancé of
Porsha Williams, a former friend of Hampton, after The Peach Report Daily reposted the entrepreneur flaunting his new smile, a permanent set of porcelain veneers. Hampton suggested that Guobadia who announced his engagement to Williams earlier this month after sharing a lengthy post on his Instagram account was getting ready for his season 14 “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” camera time. She wrote, “Yassss camera ready smile.”
Guobadia’s friend and owner of Jimenez Dental Studio in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Edgar Jimenez, initially uploaded the image of him, an unidentified man, and Guobadia on Wednesday, May 19, following Simon’s procedure. Jimenez shared with his followers that Guobadia traveled from Uganda to get a smile he wanted.
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