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I am looking for information regarding Nora Williams Hunter, Caroline Hunter and Emma Williams Washburn. Nora and Emma were sisters to John W Williams. Caroline Hunter was the daughter of Nora Williams Hunter and lived in Logansport, Indiana at one time. She may have married but if so I have no idea what her married surname would be.A Nora Hunter lived in Anderson, Indiana at one time and possibly in Elwood Indiana at one time. Any help would be appreciated. Edward Jennings Pigeon Forge, TN

I am seeking information on Noah A. Williams b NC (probably Anson Co.) May 18, 1803 d Decatur Co., TN between 1870 and 1880 married (1) Martha ULN about 1825 (2) Lavinie Adams Boren n in 1852 in TN . I am wondering if this Noah Williams could be a son of Henry Williams (s/o Joseph Williams and Martha Parrott/Perritt) and Nancy Herring. On the 1880 Decatur Co. TN census Norkett Williams is living next door to the widow of Noah Williams, Lavinia. A number of these Williams were in Decatur Co., TN at one time or another. A deed for land in Anson Co from Henry Williams to Henry Williams dated 1848 was sold by the purchaser, Henry Williams in 1855 to Joseph White when he was living in Decatur. Both of these deeds were recorded the same day in April 1855 in Union Co. register of deeds office. If this Noah A. Williams was the son of Henry Williams and Nancy then Norkett Williams was his half brother. Margie Williams Baucom has "Marke" Norkett Williams as the son of Henry Williams and Elizabeth Norkett and the lineage in TN shows Nicholas Norkett Williams; however, his maternal grandfather was Nicholas Norkett and I believe this is the same person but need help in proving it. Any information or help in any way would be greatly appreciated. Dorothy C. White dotwhite@comcast.net

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Need help determining what census means; `880 Howard Co. Mo. T9-0690 page 330 C Merritt is listed and wife Elizabeth as Other. is this a transcription error? I am certain She was born Ky and her parents maybe right , how ever I have doubts. The children Listed are also marked other, does some WILLIAMS searcher have confirmation as to proper children list. I can't seem to locate a will or probate. Why so many of the grown children still at home. Have I missed finding them in Howard County mo. The list I have is from FHL . I also have two more WILLIAMSes said to be in this area earlier; 1842 marries Irvine LEE. again 1840's William WILLIAMS to an Ann TITUS they seem to die/disappear 1860 Henry Co, Mo, or Ray Co. Mo. Help!!!! Bud.

1880 MO Howard Co Prairie tsp Dist 97 Williams Merrit 63 farmer MO KY KY Williams Elizabeth 62 keeps house MO VA KY Williams William 40 MO MO MO Williams Richard 38 MO MO MO Williams Gilbert 20 MO MO MO Williams Martha 25 helps keep house MO MO MO Williams Susan 23 helps keep house MO MO MO Williams Lucinda 18 helps keep house MO MO MO Williams John 36 MO MO MO Williams Allice 21 helps keep house 1870 MO Howard Prairie Williams M 53 farmer MO Williams Elizabeth 50 MO Williams WM 25 MO Williams Mary 23 MO Williams Richard 20 MO Williams John 18 MO Williams Elizabeth 16 MO Williams Martha 15 MO Williams Susan 11 MO Williams Allen 9 MO Williams Saida 7 MO 1860 MO Howard Prairie Merit Williams 42 farmer KY Elizabeth " 41 MO Wm " 21 MO Mary " 18 MO Richard " 16 MO Elizabeth " 14 MO Jim " 12 MO Sarah C " 10 MO Franklin " 6 MO Thomas " 4 MO Susan " 2 MO I hope this is helpful. I have not found the family in the 1850 census. ---- donald samuels <dwbgs@centurytel.net> wrote: > Need help determining what census means; `880 Howard Co. Mo. T9-0690 page 330 C Merritt is listed and wife Elizabeth as Other. is this a transcription error? I am certain She was born Ky and her parents maybe right , how ever I have doubts. The children Listed are also marked other, does some WILLIAMS searcher have confirmation as to proper children list. I can't seem to locate a will or probate. Why so many of the grown children still at home. Have I missed finding them in Howard County mo. The list I have is from FHL . I also have two more WILLIAMSes said to be in this area earlier; 1842 marries Irvine LEE. again 1840's William WILLIAMS to an Ann TITUS they seem to die/disappear 1860 Henry Co, Mo, or Ray Co. Mo. Help!!!! Bud. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WILLIAMS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am looking for the ancestry of Maria Williams, b May 24, 1804 in Kent Co. (?), DE and died the same Jan. 26, 1889. She married Peter Foster Causey March 3, 1825. Her parents are listed as John and Sallie Williams. There are many John Williams in the few local records I have seen, but none with wife Sallie (or Sarah) and I don't know her maiden name. She is said to have had a brother named Reynear Williams. It, too, is a common name in local records I have seen. I have seen a will for a Reynear Williams with a son, Reynear, written 1743 (no date to indicate when probated), and a will for a Reynear Williams written Aug 1773 and probated Sept. 1773, with sons John and Reynear. Could this is the right line? If anyone is researching this line I would really appreciate any help you could give. Pat in Florida

looking for maggie j williams family b.1852 ind died 1936 vincennes,indiana, married joseph langley in 1872 in coles,co, ill. cheryl ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

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There have been a lot of James Williams' on the list lately, so thought I would try mine again. Does he sound familier to anyone? Thanks, Bev Long 1. JAMES L.2 WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS1) was born 11 Aug 1825 in ,, OH1, and died 21 May 1899 in near Stuart, Smith Co, KS2. He married NANCY S. STOCKTON3 14 Mar 1847 in , Fayette Co., OH4,5, daughter of THOMAS STOCKTON and ELEANOR ORR. She was born 11 Jan 1826 in , Fayette Co, OH6,7, and died 09 Sep 1902 in near Stuart, Smith Co, KS. Notes for JAMES L. WILLIAMS: Census 1850, Weaverville and Vicinity, El Dorado Co, CA [gold fields] 1850 Census, Union, Fayette Co, OH [FAMILY] 1860 Census, Wabash Twp, Clark Co, Illinois, 25 Aug , P.O. Livingston-- 1870 Paris, Edgar, IL 1880 Census, Oak Twp, Smith Co, Kansas page 7 #456---- More About JAMES L. WILLIAMS: Burial: 22 May 1899, N.OakCreekCem,Lebanon,SmithCo,KS Emigration: Abt. 1879, to Kansas10 Property: 12 Feb 1892, sold land in Smith Co, KS13 Residence 1: parents born in Ohio Residence 2: Abt. 1864, Near Paris, Edgar, Illinois 14 Residence 3: 1899, Stuart, Smith Co, KS Children of JAMES WILLIAMS and NANCY STOCKTON are: 2. i. FLEMING STOCKTON3 WILLIAMS, b. 21 Dec 1847, WashingtonCourtHouse,Fayette,OH; d. 04 Oct 1918, Lebanon, Smith, KS. 3. ii. BEN ORR WILLIAMS, b. 02 Dec 1849, ,, OH; d. 29 May 1925. iii. GEORGE A. WILLIAMS, b. 22 Dec 1857, ,, IL20; d. 08 Jul 186820. iv. CHARLES L. N. WILLIAMS, b. 22 Dec 1857, ,, IL20; d. 05 Nov 188120. v. SAM C. WILLIAMS, b. 28 Sep 1860, ,, IL20; d. 30 Mar 1887, , Smith Co, KS21,22. vi. INFANT WILLIAMS, b. 28 Sep 1860, ,, IL23. vii. MARY E. WILLIAMS, b. 18 Aug 1863, ,, IL; d. 22 Feb 1906. Generation No. 2 2. FLEMING STOCKTON3 WILLIAMS (JAMES L.2, WILLIAMS1)24,25,26,27,28 was born 21 Dec 1847 in WashingtonCourtHouse,Fayette,OH29,30,31, and died 04 Oct 1918 in Lebanon, Smith, KS32,33,34. He married (1) SARAH ISABEL HINDS 24 Sep 1873 in Dudley, Edgar, IL35, daughter of JACOB HINDS and SUSAN MARKLAND. She was born 05 Feb 1851 in BuckTwp.(near Dudley),Edgar, IL36, and died 12 Apr 1895 in Newman, Douglas, IL37,38. He married (2) CARRIE NINA BOWEN 25 Jul 1900 in , Smith, Kansas, daughter of RALPH BOWEN and LUCY ADAIR. She was born 18 May 1874 in near Smith Center, Smith, Kansas39, and died 06 Aug 1956 in Lebanon, Smith , Kansas40. Children of FLEMING WILLIAMS and SARAH HINDS are: i. OLLIE BELLE4 WILLIAMS, b. 14 Jul 1874, ,, Illinois49; d. 1923, Lebanon, Smith, KS; m. JOHN A. FERGUSON; b. 186950; d. 1942. ii. HARRY HINDS WILLIAMS, b. 23 Oct 1876, Newman, Douglas, Illinois51; d. 17 Feb 1964, Akron, Washington, Colorado52. iii. ROSE ELINOR WILLIAMS54, b. 16 Jan 1879, Newman, Douglas Co, Illinois55,56; d. 15 Apr 196556; m. CHARLES BURTON SWALLOW56, 15 Apr 1908, Oak Creek, iv. SUE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS62, b. 01 Jul 188163; d. 31 Aug 1971; m. PEARL E. HENDRICKSON; b. 1880; d. 1954. v. CHARLES THOMAS WILLIAMS64, b. 24 Feb 1884, Quincy, Adams, IL; d. 30 Mar 1923, Cope, Washinton, CO; m. META LEONA GALBREATH, 24 Feb 1914, Akron, Washington, CO; b. 10 Aug 1893, Fox(Kirk),Arapahoe(now Yuma),CO; d. 05 Mar 1989, Akron, Washington, CO. vi. WILBUR D. J. WILLIAMS, b. 21 Feb 1886, Newman, Douglas, Illinois73; d. 22 Aug 1975. vii. JAMES ROY WILLIAMS, b. 07 Aug 1888, ,, Illinois75; d. 28 Aug 194176,77; m. IRENE, 1926. viii. JACOB EARL WILLIAMS, b. 10 Nov 1891, ,, Illinois78; d. 15 Jan 1970. ix. INFANT WILLIAMS, d. 12 Apr 1895. Children of FLEMING WILLIAMS and CARRIE BOWEN are: x. VELMA ARLEEN4 WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 190179; m. E. C. JACKSON, May 1927. xi. CAROL FLEMING WILLIAMS, b. 24 Mar 190679; d. 1980; m. (1) F. JACK BOCK; b. 1899; d. 1953; m. (2) F. VERN KENNEDY, 27 Dec 1957; b. 31 Dec 1902; d. 16 Dec 1989.

To-C. Harrison- I have been resarching your Cammilius and John Williams. Because of their close vicinity to my John Williams, I thought maybe my John's father might be a brother of Cammilius. So far, I haven't come up with anything. Phyllis Dickerson ----- Original Message ----- From: RHarr42177@aol.com<mailto:RHarr42177@aol.com> To: williams@rootsweb.com<mailto:williams@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 4:07 PM Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] John H. Williams-VA. Your information has some differences from "my" John Williams of Fairfax County, VA. If you find a connection, PLEASE let me know. My brick wall: 1850 Fairfax County, VA Census John Williams, 27 years (b. abt. 1823) living in the household of his parents: Cammilius and Eliza B. Williams (my (3) great grandparents). C. Harrison ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com<http://www.aol.com/>. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WILLIAMS-request@rootsweb.com<mailto:WILLIAMS-request@rootsweb.com> with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Your information has some differences from "my" John Williams of Fairfax County, VA. If you find a connection, PLEASE let me know. My brick wall: 1850 Fairfax County, VA Census John Williams, 27 years (b. abt. 1823) living in the household of his parents: Cammilius and Eliza B. Williams (my (3) great grandparents). C. Harrison ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

John H. Williams-born 4-16-1833-VA-died 3-17-1890-Monroe county, Union, MO. Married Electa Jane Blossom-born 7-18-1839-NY- died-2-13-1917-Monroe county, Union, MO. Her father was Lorin Blossom-born 1813-Wells, Rutland, Vermont. Her mother was Laura Brownell-born in Vermont. I am trying to find the Father of John H. Williams. Census show he was born in VA. John's mother was Nancy Williams (Maiden name unknown). Nancy was born ABT 1809. Census show she was a widow living in Fairfax VA in 1850 with children-Margaret, Mary E., Anne, Alphina, and George. John was out of the home working to support the family. In 1860, Nancy was living next door to her son, John, in Fairfax, VA. According to my research Alphina Williams married Benjamin Lewin Jones, and Anne or could be Anna married Lawson Money. Any help locating John's father would be aaappreciated. Phyllis Dickerson

Now isn't THAT the typo of the century... these people were WILLIAMS, not Brown. My great great grandmother was Brown and her mother was the WILLIAMS I am searching for...I just typo'd. So sorry for the confusion Jo H In a message dated 3/25/2007 12:31:21 P.M. Central Daylight Time, mccollumw@comcast.net writes: I don't see any connection to the Williams surname here. Were these people Browns or Williamses? ----- Original Message ----- From: <GenBrd@aol.com> To: <WILLIAMS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 12:41 PM Subject: [WILLIAMS] Williams family 1800s location unk. > Hello List, > > I have been searching for my Williams family for years. I have very > little > information, all I have came from a letter written in the early 1900's > all > based on memory. But I am hoping something will trigger a connection > with > others on the list. > I only know a couple of first names - the rest are unknown. They > probably > lived in NY or PA > > Mr Unk Brown (wife unk) apparently had the following children - all born > around 1800 > SILVESTER -- supposedly died as a young man. I have found info on a > Sylvester in the right time frame but who lived beyond being a "young > man". > GEORGE - "moved to Iowa, married, had 4 children" possibly moved to > eastern Washington and died at age 72. > WILL - he may have been the oldest. Apparently settled in Illinois and > was > a farmer. Possibly a Quaker. When he died his children kicked their > stepmother out of the house and she lived in the poorhouse. > MARY - married 2 men named COKER and SCHOOLEY (spelling is uncertain) > He also had 2 other daughters, one of whom was my 5th great grandmother... > she married a man named BROWN. > > I have searched Ancestry.com and the Family History Center and keep > coming > up empty...I assume I am missing something somewhere. I have found > individuals that MIGHT be one of the above, but nothing to be certain > about. > The above information came from Frederick Brown - a grandson of my 5th > great > grandmother who was born in 1859. > > Does anyone have any information about these siblings or about any one > individual? ANY help would be appreciated. > Thank you > > Jo Hogle ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

What I gave in my email is absolutely everything I have. Those are the last Williams family I have (and the only one in my direct line) The "last" Williams I have is the Unknown Female Williams who married Unknown Male Brown. They had a daughter, Emeline Brown, who was my great great grandmother. The letter writer, Frederick Brown just gave a rambling account of the Williams clan and gave names for those persons he could identify... but he gave no dates or locations. My best guess for location is New York. The time frame is early 1800's. This is why I have been searching for years without success - I have very little to go on. Jo Hogle ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

When was Emeline Brown born, where and who did she marry? Emeline Brown would be the last known person with a complete name. Did she marry before or after 1850 and where did she marry? Did she marry a Williams? Mary in CA *************** ---- GenBrd@aol.com wrote: > > What I gave in my email is absolutely everything I have. Those are the last > Williams family I have (and the only one in my direct line) > > The "last" Williams I have is the Unknown Female Williams who married > Unknown Male Brown. They had a daughter, Emeline Brown, who was my great great > grandmother. > > The letter writer, Frederick Brown just gave a rambling account of the > Williams clan and gave names for those persons he could identify... but he gave no > dates or locations. > > My best guess for location is New York. The time frame is early 1800's. > > This is why I have been searching for years without success - I have very > little to go on. > > Jo Hogle > > > > > > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. > Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

I don't see any connection to the Williams surname here. Were these people Browns or Williamses? ----- Original Message ----- From: <GenBrd@aol.com> To: <WILLIAMS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 25, 2007 12:41 PM Subject: [WILLIAMS] Williams family 1800s location unk. > Hello List, > > I have been searching for my Williams family for years. I have very > little > information, all I have came from a letter written in the early 1900's > all > based on memory. But I am hoping something will trigger a connection > with > others on the list. > I only know a couple of first names - the rest are unknown. They > probably > lived in NY or PA > > Mr Unk Brown (wife unk) apparently had the following children - all born > around 1800 > SILVESTER -- supposedly died as a young man. I have found info on a > Sylvester in the right time frame but who lived beyond being a "young > man". > GEORGE - "moved to Iowa, married, had 4 children" possibly moved to > eastern Washington and died at age 72. > WILL - he may have been the oldest. Apparently settled in Illinois and > was > a farmer. Possibly a Quaker. When he died his children kicked their > stepmother out of the house and she lived in the poorhouse. > MARY - married 2 men named COKER and SCHOOLEY (spelling is uncertain) > He also had 2 other daughters, one of whom was my 5th great grandmother... > she married a man named BROWN. > > I have searched Ancestry.com and the Family History Center and keep > coming > up empty...I assume I am missing something somewhere. I have found > individuals that MIGHT be one of the above, but nothing to be certain > about. > The above information came from Frederick Brown - a grandson of my 5th > great > grandmother who was born in 1859. > > Does anyone have any information about these siblings or about any one > individual? ANY help would be appreciated. > Thank you > > Jo Hogle > > > > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to > everyone. > Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > WILLIAMS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello List, I have been searching for my Williams family for years. I have very little information, all I have came from a letter written in the early 1900's all based on memory. But I am hoping something will trigger a connection with others on the list. I only know a couple of first names - the rest are unknown. They probably lived in NY or PA Mr Unk Brown (wife unk) apparently had the following children - all born around 1800 SILVESTER -- supposedly died as a young man. I have found info on a Sylvester in the right time frame but who lived beyond being a "young man". GEORGE - "moved to Iowa, married, had 4 children" possibly moved to eastern Washington and died at age 72. WILL - he may have been the oldest. Apparently settled in Illinois and was a farmer. Possibly a Quaker. When he died his children kicked their stepmother out of the house and she lived in the poorhouse. MARY - married 2 men named COKER and SCHOOLEY (spelling is uncertain) He also had 2 other daughters, one of whom was my 5th great grandmother... she married a man named BROWN. I have searched Ancestry.com and the Family History Center and keep coming up empty...I assume I am missing something somewhere. I have found individuals that MIGHT be one of the above, but nothing to be certain about. The above information came from Frederick Brown - a grandson of my 5th great grandmother who was born in 1859. Does anyone have any information about these siblings or about any one individual? ANY help would be appreciated. Thank you Jo Hogle ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Please tell me the last Williams family member that you know of for sure with their exact name, birthdate, location and spouse and I'll try to go backwards from there with your info. Mary in CA ******************* ---- GenBrd@aol.com wrote: > Hello List, > > I have been searching for my Williams family for years. I have very little > information, all I have came from a letter written in the early 1900's all > based on memory. But I am hoping something will trigger a connection with > others on the list. > I only know a couple of first names - the rest are unknown. They probably > lived in NY or PA > > Mr Unk Brown (wife unk) apparently had the following children - all born > around 1800 > SILVESTER -- supposedly died as a young man. I have found info on a > Sylvester in the right time frame but who lived beyond being a "young man". > GEORGE - "moved to Iowa, married, had 4 children" possibly moved to > eastern Washington and died at age 72. > WILL - he may have been the oldest. Apparently settled in Illinois and was > a farmer. Possibly a Quaker. When he died his children kicked their > stepmother out of the house and she lived in the poorhouse. > MARY - married 2 men named COKER and SCHOOLEY (spelling is uncertain) > He also had 2 other daughters, one of whom was my 5th great grandmother... > she married a man named BROWN. > > I have searched Ancestry.com and the Family History Center and keep coming > up empty...I assume I am missing something somewhere. I have found > individuals that MIGHT be one of the above, but nothing to be certain about. > The above information came from Frederick Brown - a grandson of my 5th great > grandmother who was born in 1859. > > Does anyone have any information about these siblings or about any one > individual? ANY help would be appreciated. > Thank you > > Jo Hogle > > > > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. > Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to WILLIAMS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message