The birthdate recorded by Eileen Martin Bone in her family history account may be incorrect as it is only four months after the date she gives for his older sister.  More likely it may have been 1881.  There are also some unlikely tales in her history about William Duard Huff.  She writes that in 1889 he went to Montana to work in his brother Joe’s blacksmith shop and that when he left Missouri he was in love with a girl named Nellie Roberts.
4231 These dates and circumstances seem unlikely.  Possibly it was 1899 when he went to Montana, when he would have been about 18 rather than 8.
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1910 Census of Fergus Co MT
Household Members	Age	RelationshipWilliam D Huff           	29	Head
Mary E J Huff             	68	Mother
Mary E Moore            	32	Sister
Dewey G Midkiff        	11	Nephew
1920 Census of Lewiston, Fergus Co MT
Household Members	Age	RelationshipWilliam D Huff           	39	Head
Lydia Huff                 	27	Wife
Glen E Huff                	  7	Son
Dorothy Huff             	  5	Daughter
Calanthe Huff                  3	Daughter
Lydia E Huff              	  1	Daughter
Mary E Huff               	  0	Daughter
1930 Census of Lewiston, Fergus Co MT
Household Members	Age	RelationshipWilliam B Huff            	49	Head
Glenn E Huff             	17	Son
Calanthi Huff             	14	Daughter
Lydia E Huff               	11	Daughter
William D. Huff4232By Tribune Correspondent 
LEWISTOWN — William D. Huff. 69, longtime resident of Lewistown and central Montana, died Sunday at a local hospital. Huff had suffered extensive injuries Sept. 6 in an auto accident eight miles east of Harlowton. Alex Lowrie, Belmont, was killed and Henry Hankinson received serious injuries in the same accident. Funeral services for Huff will be conducted Thursday at 2 p. m. from Creel's chapeL Huff was born in Missouri April 24. 1880, and came to central Montana as a young man. He had lived here over 42 years and at the time of his death was employed as a blacksmith at the Dan Morrison & Son Co. here. He was a member of the Baptist church and the Moose lodge. Survivors include his wife, Carol, Stockton, Calif., four daughters, a son, two brothers and several nieces and nephews.