| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1863 August 21 | William Jenner Worthington born to William Worthington and Ellen Jenner Worthington in San Francisco CA. |
| 1866 | His brother, Albert Isaac, born, but dies at age 4. |
| 1868 | His brother, Edgar Kirk, born. |
| 1877 | William Worthington, his father, loses fortune in an economic depression. |
| 1878 | Young Will, 15, leaves school to go to work to help support the family. |
| 1880 | Ellen Jenner Worthington and her younger son, Edgar, move to Seattle. |
| 1882 | Young Will follows his mother to Seattle and soon gets a job. |
| mid-1880s | Will buys a trading sloop and begins to sell groceries and provisions on Hood Canal. |
| late-1880s | Will and his brother Ed assist their mother in staking a claim on 160 acres of old growth timberland on the Dosewallips River in Brinnon. |
| 1890 | Will and Ed build and open a mercantile store "WJ Worthington Groceries and Provisions" in Quilcene. |
| 1892 February 4 | Will Worthington and Grace Amelia Legg marry and begin their family: |
| 1893 Grace | |
| 1894 Mariette | |
| 1896 William Jenner, Jr. | |
| 1900 Robert Edgar | |
| 1901 Harold Legg | |
| 1903 Norman Parker | |
| 1905 John Clinton | |
| 1909 Kenneth Taft | |
| 1903 | Will begins buying timberland in Jefferson County and real estate in Seattle. |
| 1907 | Will sells his mercantile store to his brother Ed Worthington. He moves his family into the large Hamilton House. He helps to establish Quilcene Union High School. |
| 1935 May 4 | Grace Amelia Legg Worthington dies at home. |
| 1936 February 28 | William Jenner Worthington dies at home. |
Ellen Worthington Jenner, September 7, 2021