May 20, 1905 Van Buren Press, Crawford County, Arkansas DEATH OF Mrs. Dr. Williams In the Mulberry Siftings of this week we find the following notice of the death of one of the oldest citizens of Crawford County. Dr. Williams died in Van Buren soon after the war and is remembered by but few of our older citizens. Mrs. Margaret Dyer, who was once the widow of Dr. D. D. Williams, died recently near Belmont, this county. She was one of the oldest settlers in Crawford County, having lived in the county for over half a century. She was born in Wales about 75 years ago and was married to Dr. D. D. Williams in 1853 and took a steamer at London soon after her marriage and sailed for America. She was noted for her charity and was her delight to look after the poor and could not be excelled as a nurse in the sick room. She was a member of the C. P. Church of the old Mulberry congregation. She was in poor health for several years before her death and she was glad no doubt when the summons came and called her up higher. Your correspondent will remember her for her kindness during the dark days of the sixties, when she took an active part in helping the distressed where ever she found them. A Friend. Fran Alverson Warren