Is anyone out there a direct descendant of Capt JOhn T. Williams of Civil War. Need names of 2-two direct descendants to procure a marker for him from the Sons of Confederate Veterans. I know there has to be someone, he married Rebecca Henry and settled in West Liberty after the war. Can anyone help. Sharon I hope the following will be of help: Children of Rebecca Henry and John T. Williams, Capt. I. Ann "Annie" Elizabeth WILLIAMS (11,12,13) b: 16 November 1847 in Morgan Co., KY (14 ) d: 26 August 1887 in Morgan Co., KY Buried: Williams Farm Cemetery, on Lowe Hollow Lane off Liberty Road, Morgan Co., KY Married: James M. GREENWADE (15) on 01 May 1870 in Menifee Co., KY Son of Thomas Greenwade and Sarah _____ b: circa 1843 (16) d: 1887 (17) Buried: Unknown 1870 Menifee Co. KY Census #3-44 James Greenwade, age 25, head of household, Sheriff, b. KY Ann E., age 23, wife, b. KY Anne Williams Greenwade and James M. Greenwade each had filed court cases in Morgan Co. courts in November 1885. From the Order Book it is difficult to ascertain if Anne had filed for divorce and James counter sued, or if the case was related to the settlement of Capt. John T. Williams' will. In Order Book 17, p. 141 (abt. 1885/86) Anne was "empowered to use, enjoy, sell, and convey for her benefits any property she may own or acquire free from debts of her husband and be seen as a single woman to trade on her name or dispose of her own property by work or deed in the same way and subject to other to the same in all actions as a single and unmarried woman and this case is filed away." James apparently contested John T. Williams' will as he came to court with a certified copy of the will in April 1887 at which time the suit was against Rebecca Williams, widow and executrix of John T. Williams' estate. Anne died in August 1887 and in the 10 Oct 1887 court it was brought out that James was dead. This was proven in the April 1888 court when W. A. Maxey was representing James M. Greenwade, deceased. The law suit between the attorneys for Anne and James was dismissed in April 1888 at which times both parties were ordered to pay their own court costs. Courtesy of Ethelyn Coffey Henry Her tombstone marker says Ann Eliza. Children: 1. Henry C. GREENWADE (18 ) b: January 1873 in KY d: 31 October 1943 in Montgomery Co., KY Cause of death: Fever Death Certificate: 31 October 1943, Commonwealth of KY, Vol #047 Certificate #23127 Married: 24 October 1894 in Montgomery Co., KY to Nannie Elam (19) b: April 1872 d: 10 May 1901 in Morgan Co., KY Daughter of R. M. Elam and Margaret _____ 1900 Morgan Co. KY Census: #338: Henry C. Greenwade, age 27, b. Jan 1873, farmer, b. KY Nannie, age 28, b. Apr 1872 Oren, age 4, b. May 1896 John, brother, age 16, b. Sep 1873 Rebecca Williams, age 72, grandmother, b. May 1828 Geneva Sergent, age 17, servant, b. Mar 1883 Sam H. Elam, age 20, servant, b. Apr 1878 2. John T. GREENWADE (18) b: September 1883 d: Unknown 1900 Morgan Co. KY Census in error. His birth year was 1883 not 1873. II. Henry C. WILLIAMS (20) b: circa 1849 in Caney, Morgan Co., KY d: 12 November 1852 in Caney, Morgan Co., KY21 Cause of death: Flux Buried: Probably in the Williams Farm Cemetery, on Lowe Hollow Lane off Liberty Road, Morgan Co., KY Appeared on the 1850 Morgan Co. KY Census as a one year old.. His grave could be one of 5–6 uninscribed stones or the one small blank marble marker with the top broken found in the Williams Cemetery. Sources 11. Dale E. Lewis <Ruthc@wwd.net> 12. Peggy Bell, San Diego, CA 1993 13. Ethelyn Coffey <eecoffey@kih.net> 14. Headstone 15. Menifee Co. KY Marriage Records 16. 1850 Bath Co. KY Census 17. Morgan Co. KY Circuit Court Records 18. 1900 Morgan Co. KY Census 19. Morgan Co. KY Marriage Records 20. 1850 Morgan Co. KY Census 21. 1852 Deaths Morgan Co. KY, Vol. IV

HI I will try and get up to the Cemetery on Lowe Hollow road, its only a mile from my house and take some pictures of the stones up there and post..... Marla Taylor ----- Original Message ----- From: <JHENRYMUS@aol.com> To: <KYMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 7:17 AM Subject: Re: [KYMORGAN] Marker for John T. Williams > Is anyone out there a direct descendant of Capt JOhn T. Williams of Civil > War. Need names of 2-two direct descendants to procure a marker for him from > the Sons of Confederate Veterans. I know there has to be someone, he married > Rebecca Henry and settled in West Liberty after the war. Can anyone help. > Sharon > > I hope the following will be of help: > > Children of Rebecca Henry and John T. Williams, Capt. > > I. Ann "Annie" Elizabeth WILLIAMS (11,12,13) > b: 16 November 1847 in Morgan Co., KY (14 ) > d: 26 August 1887 in Morgan Co., KY > Buried: Williams Farm Cemetery, on Lowe Hollow Lane off Liberty Road, Morgan > Co., KY > Married: James M. GREENWADE (15) on 01 May 1870 in Menifee Co., KY > Son of Thomas Greenwade and Sarah _____ > b: circa 1843 (16) > d: 1887 (17) > Buried: Unknown > > 1870 Menifee Co. KY Census #3-44 > James Greenwade, age 25, head of household, Sheriff, b. KY > Ann E., age 23, wife, b. KY > Anne Williams Greenwade and James M. > > Greenwade each had filed court cases in Morgan Co. courts in November 1885. > >From the Order Book it is difficult to ascertain if Anne had filed for divorce > and James counter sued, or if the case was related to the settlement of Capt. > John T. Williams' will. In Order Book 17, p. 141 (abt. 1885/86) Anne was > "empowered to use, enjoy, sell, and convey for her benefits any property she may > own or acquire free from debts of her husband and be seen as a single woman to > trade on her name or dispose of her own property by work or deed in the same > way and subject to other to the same in all actions as a single and unmarried > woman and this case is filed away." James apparently contested John T. > Williams' will as he came to court with a certified copy of the will in April 1887 > at which time the suit was against Rebecca Williams, widow and executrix of > John T. Williams' estate. Anne died in August 1887 and in the 10 Oct 1887 court > it was brought out that James was dead. This was proven in the April 1888 > court when W. A. Maxey was representing James M. Greenwade, deceased. The law > suit between the attorneys for Anne and James was dismissed in April 1888 at > which times both parties were ordered to pay their own court costs. > Courtesy of Ethelyn Coffey Henry > Her tombstone marker says Ann Eliza. > > Children: > 1. Henry C. GREENWADE (18 ) b: January 1873 in KY d: 31 October 1943 in > Montgomery Co., KY > Cause of death: Fever > Death Certificate: 31 October 1943, Commonwealth of KY, Vol #047 Certificate > #23127 > Married: 24 October 1894 in Montgomery Co., KY to Nannie Elam (19) b: April > 1872 > d: 10 May 1901 in Morgan Co., KY Daughter of R. M. Elam and Margaret _____ > > 1900 Morgan Co. KY Census: #338: > Henry C. Greenwade, age 27, b. Jan 1873, farmer, b. KY > Nannie, age 28, b. Apr 1872 > Oren, age 4, b. May 1896 > John, brother, age 16, b. Sep 1873 > Rebecca Williams, age 72, grandmother, b. May 1828 > Geneva Sergent, age 17, servant, b. Mar 1883 > Sam H. Elam, age 20, servant, b. Apr 1878 > > 2. John T. GREENWADE (18) b: September 1883 d: Unknown > 1900 Morgan Co. KY Census in error. His birth year was 1883 not 1873. > > > II. Henry C. WILLIAMS (20) > b: circa 1849 in Caney, Morgan Co., KY > d: 12 November 1852 in Caney, Morgan Co., KY21 > Cause of death: Flux > Buried: Probably in the Williams Farm Cemetery, on Lowe Hollow Lane off > Liberty Road, Morgan Co., KY > Appeared on the 1850 Morgan Co. KY Census as a one year old.. His grave > could be one of 5–6 uninscribed stones or the one small blank marble marker with > the top broken found in the Williams Cemetery. > > Sources > > 11. Dale E. Lewis <Ruthc@wwd.net> > 12. Peggy Bell, San Diego, CA 1993 > 13. Ethelyn Coffey <eecoffey@kih.net> > 14. Headstone > 15. Menifee Co. KY Marriage Records > 16. 1850 Bath Co. KY Census > 17. Morgan Co. KY Circuit Court Records > 18. 1900 Morgan Co. KY Census > 19. Morgan Co. KY Marriage Records > 20. 1850 Morgan Co. KY Census > 21. 1852 Deaths Morgan Co. KY, Vol. IV >