In a message dated 4/4/01 6:14:47 PM Atlantic Daylight Time, dwilliamson@dicksmith.com writes: << Seeking information on Col. Williamson who was in command of militia against the Cherokee Indians circa 1777 in the Rocky River area of Abbeville District that may be present day Anderson County. >> Don't know if this is your man or not, does have a good many names. I found this will abstract. Did your Williamson line come through Spartanburg County? WILL OF WILLIAM WILLIAMSON Wife Rosanna to have property at my decease for lifetime or widowhood. Proceeds above what she may need to be kept by son, David Williamson whom I appoint to take charge of and manage for her use and at her death the remainder sold and my son to serve as executor and make equal distribution among all my children viz.: Mastin, James, William, David, Polly, Nancy, Sarah, and Jane. Dated 31 July, 1844. Wit.: William Magee (signed) William Williamson Asenath Magee David (x) Haynie Proven 10 Jan. 1853. A. Deason Smith in SC Researching SMITH, KENNEDY, ELROD, DEASON, McGILL, LUSK, VAUGHN, HUGHES, MOORE, EVANS, RAY, COOPER, HUFFMAN, POSEY, ADAIR