Sorry all I have is South Carolina. Always do right. This will gratify some people & astonish the rest. -Mark Twain- </HTML>

No, This is not my line. The "cooper" is I used to denote his trade rather than a part of his name. My Joseph Williams moved from Duplin/Sampson County, NC to Anson Co., NC right on the SC border ca 1801 as he was on the Sampson Co. 1800 census and was in Anson County in 1801. He was a Primitive Baptist elder (preacher.) Thanks for your efforts. I don't have any of his descendants found in SC. Dorothy White

Do you know where in South Carolina were this Williams line came through. Mine was in Newberry Co., South Carolina. Tina Williams Swyers ----- Original Message ---- From: "F2bemee@wmconnect.com" <F2bemee@wmconnect.com> To: williams@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 6:17:31 PM Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] Jacob Williams of Duplin County, NC There is a Cooper/Cowper Williams listed with this family of IOW and Lunenburg County VA...Some of this line came through North Carolina and South Carolina Descendants of Nicholas Hunter Williams, SR. 1 Nicholas Hunter Williams, SR. 1683 - 1749 . +Anne Lewis 1690 - 2 Ann Williams 1704 - 2 Elizabeth Williams 1704 - 2 Jacob Williams 1707/08 - 1769 ... +Martha Drake ... 3 John Williams ... 3 James Williams ... 3 Jeremiah Williams ... 3 Matthew Williams ... 3 Sally Williams ... 3 Martha Williams ... 3 Nancy Williams 2 Jonah Williams 1711 - 1769 ... +Martha Eley ... 3 Martha Williams ...... +(FNU) Davis ... 3 Isaac Williams - 1788 ...... +Priscilla (LNU) ...... 4 Joseph Williams ...... 4 Edwin Williams ...... 4 Sally Williams ... 3 Celia Williams ...... +(FNU) Moore ... 3 Wilson Williams ...... +Ann Williams ... 3 Jesse Williams ...... +(FNU) Pitts ... 3 Eley Williams 1737 - 2 Lazarus Williams 1704 - 2 Nicholas Williams, SR. 1705/06 - 1791 ... 3 Cowper or Cooper Williams ... 3 Lucy Williams ...... +Lewis Joyner ... 3 Mary Williams ...... +Francis Parker ... 3 [1] Martha Williams ...... +Walter Pitts ... *2nd Husband of [1] Martha Williams: ...... +Christopher Bustin ... 3 Ann Williams ...... +Hardy Pitts ... 3 Elizabeth Williams ...... +(FNU) Pierce ...... 4 Matthew Pierce ... 3 MAJOR John Williams 1736 - 1794 ...... +Frances (nee) Bustin - 1790 ...... 4 Nicholas Williams 1774 - ......... +Elizabeth Baker ...... 4 Sally Williams 1772 - ......... +Thomas Turner ...... 4 [2] Rebecca "twin" Williams 1782 - 1868 ......... +Alexander Sorsby ...... *2nd Husband of [2] Rebecca "twin" Williams: ......... +Edwin Whitehead ...... 4 Lucy "twin" Williams 1782 - 1842 ......... +George Boddie ...... 4 [3] Mary Ann Williams 1768 - ......... +William Battle ...... *2nd Husband of [3] Mary Ann Williams: ......... +William Arrington ...... 4 Elizabeth Williams 1770 - 1844 ......... +Shadrack Flewellen ...... 4 Frances Williams 1776 - ......... +John Hodges Drake 1767 - 1859 ...... 4 Martha Williams ......... +Noel Pitts ... 3 Nicholas Williams, JR. 2 Patience Williams 1704 - 2 Sarah Williams 1704 - 2 William Benjamin Williams 1704 - ... +Mary Drake 2 [4] Benjamin Williams 1729 - 1787 ... +Mary Carr ... 3 Ethelbert Carr Williams ...... +Lucy Washington ... 3 Richard Egbert Williams ... 3 Marian "Polly" Williams *2nd Wife of [4] Benjamin Williams: ... +Nichola Fourre 2 Richard Williams 1716/17 - 1789 ... +Agnes Allen 1725 - 1825 ... 3 Nicholas Williams 1748 - ... 3 Daniel Williams 1748 - ... 3 Eldred Williams 1748 - 1791 ...... +Ailse (LNU) ...... 4 Richard Williams 1770 - ...... 4 Elizabeth Williams 1770 - ...... 4 William Williams 1770 - ...... 4 John L. Williams 1770 - ... 3 Ann Williams 1749 - ...... +John Hardy, SR. 1740 - ...... 4 Sarah Hardy ...... 4 Richard Hardy ...... 4 Mary Hardy ...... 4 Daniel Hardy ...... 4 Henry Hardy ...... 4 Robert Hardy ...... 4 John Hardy ...... 4 F. Covington Hardy ... 3 Lucy Williams 1751 - ... 3 Martha Williams 1751 - ... 3 Mary Williams 1751 - ... 3 Patience Williams 1751 - ...... +John Ragsdale ...... 4 Mary Ragsdale ... 3 Susannah Williams 1751 - ... 3 Nancy Williams 1769 - ... 3 William Williams 1748 - 2 [5] Mary Williams ... +James Drewry ... 3 Lucy Drewry *2nd Husband of [5] Mary Williams: ... +(FNU) Councill </HTML> ------------------------------- 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 ____________________________________________________________________________________ Expecting? Get great news right away with email Auto-Check. Try the Yahoo! Mail Beta. http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta/newmail_tools.html

There is a Cooper/Cowper Williams listed with this family of IOW and Lunenburg County VA...Some of this line came through North Carolina and South Carolina Descendants of Nicholas Hunter Williams, SR. 1 Nicholas Hunter Williams, SR. 1683 - 1749 . +Anne Lewis 1690 - 2 Ann Williams 1704 - 2 Elizabeth Williams 1704 - 2 Jacob Williams 1707/08 - 1769 ... +Martha Drake ... 3 John Williams ... 3 James Williams ... 3 Jeremiah Williams ... 3 Matthew Williams ... 3 Sally Williams ... 3 Martha Williams ... 3 Nancy Williams 2 Jonah Williams 1711 - 1769 ... +Martha Eley ... 3 Martha Williams ...... +(FNU) Davis ... 3 Isaac Williams - 1788 ...... +Priscilla (LNU) ...... 4 Joseph Williams ...... 4 Edwin Williams ...... 4 Sally Williams ... 3 Celia Williams ...... +(FNU) Moore ... 3 Wilson Williams ...... +Ann Williams ... 3 Jesse Williams ...... +(FNU) Pitts ... 3 Eley Williams 1737 - 2 Lazarus Williams 1704 - 2 Nicholas Williams, SR. 1705/06 - 1791 ... 3 Cowper or Cooper Williams ... 3 Lucy Williams ...... +Lewis Joyner ... 3 Mary Williams ...... +Francis Parker ... 3 [1] Martha Williams ...... +Walter Pitts ... *2nd Husband of [1] Martha Williams: ...... +Christopher Bustin ... 3 Ann Williams ...... +Hardy Pitts ... 3 Elizabeth Williams ...... +(FNU) Pierce ...... 4 Matthew Pierce ... 3 MAJOR John Williams 1736 - 1794 ...... +Frances (nee) Bustin - 1790 ...... 4 Nicholas Williams 1774 - ......... +Elizabeth Baker ...... 4 Sally Williams 1772 - ......... +Thomas Turner ...... 4 [2] Rebecca "twin" Williams 1782 - 1868 ......... +Alexander Sorsby ...... *2nd Husband of [2] Rebecca "twin" Williams: ......... +Edwin Whitehead ...... 4 Lucy "twin" Williams 1782 - 1842 ......... +George Boddie ...... 4 [3] Mary Ann Williams 1768 - ......... +William Battle ...... *2nd Husband of [3] Mary Ann Williams: ......... +William Arrington ...... 4 Elizabeth Williams 1770 - 1844 ......... +Shadrack Flewellen ...... 4 Frances Williams 1776 - ......... +John Hodges Drake 1767 - 1859 ...... 4 Martha Williams ......... +Noel Pitts ... 3 Nicholas Williams, JR. 2 Patience Williams 1704 - 2 Sarah Williams 1704 - 2 William Benjamin Williams 1704 - ... +Mary Drake 2 [4] Benjamin Williams 1729 - 1787 ... +Mary Carr ... 3 Ethelbert Carr Williams ...... +Lucy Washington ... 3 Richard Egbert Williams ... 3 Marian "Polly" Williams *2nd Wife of [4] Benjamin Williams: ... +Nichola Fourre 2 Richard Williams 1716/17 - 1789 ... +Agnes Allen 1725 - 1825 ... 3 Nicholas Williams 1748 - ... 3 Daniel Williams 1748 - ... 3 Eldred Williams 1748 - 1791 ...... +Ailse (LNU) ...... 4 Richard Williams 1770 - ...... 4 Elizabeth Williams 1770 - ...... 4 William Williams 1770 - ...... 4 John L. Williams 1770 - ... 3 Ann Williams 1749 - ...... +John Hardy, SR. 1740 - ...... 4 Sarah Hardy ...... 4 Richard Hardy ...... 4 Mary Hardy ...... 4 Daniel Hardy ...... 4 Henry Hardy ...... 4 Robert Hardy ...... 4 John Hardy ...... 4 F. Covington Hardy ... 3 Lucy Williams 1751 - ... 3 Martha Williams 1751 - ... 3 Mary Williams 1751 - ... 3 Patience Williams 1751 - ...... +John Ragsdale ...... 4 Mary Ragsdale ... 3 Susannah Williams 1751 - ... 3 Nancy Williams 1769 - ... 3 William Williams 1748 - 2 [5] Mary Williams ... +James Drewry ... 3 Lucy Drewry *2nd Husband of [5] Mary Williams: ... +(FNU) Councill </HTML>

I don't have any information on Jacob Williams but would you have any information on Joseph Williams b ca 1747/8 m Martha Parrott/Perritt who lived on the Great Coharrie Swamp in Duplin, the area that became Sampson Co. He sold land to his son-in-law George House in 1792 and to his sons Hezekiah, Parrott/Perritt and William Williams in 1797 and moved to Anson Co. in 1800/01 and died there July 6, 1825. My Joseph Williams was sometimes called "cooper", farmed and became a Baptist preacher. Like the name Jacob, there are no less than 6 Joseph Williams in the Duplin/Sampson Co. area during that time. I have not been able to prove his parents but family lore says he was the son of Joseph Williams and Mary Mewborn. My Joseph and Martha had sons, Hezekiah, Henry, William, Perritt/Parrott, Lemuel, Mewborn Williams, possibly Noah and daughters Edith (Eady), Rebecca and Martha (Mattie.) Those are the only known. Henry married Nancy Herring, Hezekiah married her sister, Eunice Herring and Parrott is though to have married another sister, Rhoda who was a Herring but it is questionable about her being a sister. All but George and Eady House moved to Anson Co., NC shortly after Joseph and Martha went there. Any help finding Joseph Williams parents and/or siblings would be greatly appreciated. Dorothy C. White dotwhite@comcast.net

Seeking info for Jacob Williams son of George and Tabitha ___________Williams b. about 1769/1770 in Duplin County, NC who did he marry and names of their children? Who was Rev. Jacob Williams family? His first wife? Their children? His second wife was Rebecca Dickson d/o Edward Dickson. Names of Jacob Williams and Charity Murray Williams children? They married 1791. TIA Jacob Williams s/o Thomas & Susannah Blount Williams IOW, VA Jacob Williams (b. 1707/1708) m. Martha Drake Southampton County, VA Jacob Williams b. 1839 Wayne County, North Carolina s/o George Williams and Mary Grady Williams Jacob Williams m. Appie Johnson s/o Rev. Austin S. Williams & Mourning Garris Williams Jacob Williams b. 1880 m. Mary Elizabeth Newcomb s/o James C. Williams & Nancy A. Outlaw Williams Jacob "Maple Jack" Williams m. Mary Outlaw s/o o f John Williams and Priscilla Barnes Williams Jacob Williams b. about 1769/1770 s/o George Williams & Tabitha ______Williams Jacob Williams m. Mary _________ b. VA died Sampson County, NC Jacob William m. Charity Williams 1791 in Duplin County, North Carolina Jacob William m. Martha Southerland in 1855 Duplin County, North Carolina Jacob William (South Carolina) m. Martha Ayers s/o Jacob Williams & Hannah Staples of Virginia Rev. Jacob Williams. m. Rebecca Dickson about 1800 in Duplin County, North Carolina. </HTML>

I am not saying this document could be one of them that was stolen but it is something to look ijto befoe forking out alot of money for something that may end up being taken away from you and not get any money back. Intern sold Civil War items on eBay http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070319/ap_on_re_us/national_archives_theft On 3/19/07, Adrian Williams <stickamw@earthlink.net> wrote: > > Y'all, > > Not that I can afford what will most likely be an astronomical > amount for the document, there is a letter to the Sec. of War (Edwin > Stanton) penned and signed by Abraham Lincoln up for sale on by an > auction house. I only bring it up here because of the content of the > letter as such: > > "My dear Sir: I wish to oblige Mr. Jesse L. Williams, who will hand > you this. He has two sons in the Army - one, Edward P. Williams - is now > a Lieut. & Adjutant of the 100th Ia. Vols, at this time between Memphis > & Grand Junction. The father wishes him appointed a Commissary, and I, > as I have said, wish him obliged, if it can be consistently done. Please > see & hear Mr. Williams. Yours truly. A.Lincoln" > > There is a bunch of additional information given on the website for > the two Williams' mentioned, (sources unknown) but thought it might be > of interest to the anyone from this lineage. > > > http://americana.ha.com/common/view_item.php?SaleNo=658&LotIdNo=43016&txtSearch=&hdnSearch=true > > Kind regards, > Adrian > > Adrian Williams > Williams DNA Project Administrator > http://williams.genealogy.fm/ > http://www.dna-pat.com/ > stickamw@earthlink.net > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Y'all, Not that I can afford what will most likely be an astronomical amount for the document, there is a letter to the Sec. of War (Edwin Stanton) penned and signed by Abraham Lincoln up for sale on by an auction house. I only bring it up here because of the content of the letter as such: "My dear Sir: I wish to oblige Mr. Jesse L. Williams, who will hand you this. He has two sons in the Army - one, Edward P. Williams - is now a Lieut. & Adjutant of the 100th Ia. Vols, at this time between Memphis & Grand Junction. The father wishes him appointed a Commissary, and I, as I have said, wish him obliged, if it can be consistently done. Please see & hear Mr. Williams. Yours truly. A.Lincoln" There is a bunch of additional information given on the website for the two Williams' mentioned, (sources unknown) but thought it might be of interest to the anyone from this lineage. http://americana.ha.com/common/view_item.php?SaleNo=658&LotIdNo=43016&txtSearch=&hdnSearch=true Kind regards, Adrian Adrian Williams Williams DNA Project Administrator http://williams.genealogy.fm/ http://www.dna-pat.com/ stickamw@earthlink.net

I don't know why this is coming through today. I sent it once yesterday and had an answer but if anyone else has questions please do so. Dorothy C. White dotwhite@comcast.net

did any of your Klotz come from Pa.I am trying to find my husbands line --- "Dorothy C. White" <dotwhite@comcast.net> wrote: > I don't have any information on Basil Lee Williams > but would you have > research on the Klotz ancestry? I am descended from > Jeremiah Clontz and it > is questioned whether we might be a branch of the > Klotz lineage from > Germany. > > Please contact me personally at > dotwhite@comcast.net. I would like to hear > from you. > > Dorothy C. White > dotwhite@comcast.net > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Need Mail bonding? Go to the Yahoo! Mail Q&A for great tips from Yahoo! Answers users. http://answers.yahoo.com/dir/?link=list&sid=396546091

did any of your Klotz come from Pa.I am trying to find my husbands line --- "Dorothy C. White" <dotwhite@comcast.net> wrote: > I don't have any information on Basil Lee Williams > but would you have > research on the Klotz ancestry? I am descended from > Jeremiah Clontz and it > is questioned whether we might be a branch of the > Klotz lineage from > Germany. > > Please contact me personally at > dotwhite@comcast.net. I would like to hear > from you. > > Dorothy C. White > dotwhite@comcast.net > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains. http://farechase.yahoo.com/promo-generic-14795097

Donna :Sorry so long to your Feb28. I have a Missouri "Zouri" WILLIAMS d/o Aaron Crawford WILLIAMS md. ca. 1810Tenn? Dave Long, but no prime source proof. Migration seems Tenn. Ky. Ind. Mo. She has several siblings Elizabeth being my husband's great grandmother.I found them WILLIAMS'es after 1860 in McDonald county Southwest City area[ as near the borders as one could get]. The Hays-Williams Cemetery listings: has WILLIAMS, James Simmon 14 Mar 1855-4 May 1933 and Missouri GILLENWATERS d/o Thomas &Ellen Carmuch b. 11 Jan1817-19 May 1905 . Children; Sarah Ann [Ware], Mary Elizabeth [John Hays] ,John Wesley WILLIAMS, Nancy Manerva [Parks]. John Wesley md. Sarah Fannie BOYER and had 4 children: Johnston Floyd WILLIAMS md. Manerva HAYES d/o John HAYES and Mary Elizabeth WILLIAMS,one of 4 children. As you know I. T. was less than a 15 minute horse ride away from McDonald Co. Krawczyk's WILLIAMSes are in the middle of the state a little to the south west, a good 200 miles from McDonald. Since every line I track has one or more WILLIAMS, mostly in my NKK fil[no known kin] I do have alot of WILLIAMS notes[little to no prime source data]. ----- Original Message ----- From: <williams-request@rootsweb.com> To: <williams@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 1:05 AM Subject: WILLIAMS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 60 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Basil Lee Williams 1855 VA (RHarr42177@aol.com) > 2. Re: Basil Lee Williams 1855 VA (Lynn Klotz) > 3. Re: Basil Lee Williams 1855 VA (Dorothy C. White) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 18:03:10 EDT > From: RHarr42177@aol.com > Subject: [WILLIAMS] Basil Lee Williams 1855 VA > To: WILLIAMS@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <ccb.b4d1156.332c6e1e@aol.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > Any information on the following would be appreciated: > > Basil Lee Williams > b. March 1855, Prince William Co., VA > son of David and Annie Ellen (Bodkin) Williams > > Thanks, > Carol > > > > > ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. > Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com. > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 2 > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 18:42:46 -0700 (PDT) > From: Lynn Klotz <countrykit1950@yahoo.com> > Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] Basil Lee Williams 1855 VA > To: williams@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <386088.97649.qm@web30614.mail.mud.yahoo.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > > found him the 1860 census as Basil E Williams he was 6 > yrs olds could have been in 1850 > --- RHarr42177@aol.com wrote: > > > Any information on the following would be > > appreciated: > > > > Basil Lee Williams > > b. March 1855, Prince William Co., VA > > son of David and Annie Ellen (Bodkin) Williams > > > > Thanks, > > Carol > > > > > > > > > > ************************************** 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 > > > > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ ________ > It's here! Your new message! > Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. > http://tools.search.yahoo.com/toolbar/features/mail/ > > > ------------------------------ > > Message: 3 > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 22:53:47 -0400 > From: "Dorothy C. White" <dotwhite@comcast.net> > Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] Basil Lee Williams 1855 VA > To: <williams@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <001501c7683f$7fc7b010$9500a8c0@bitsy> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > I don't have any information on Basil Lee Williams but would you have > research on the Klotz ancestry? I am descended from Jeremiah Clontz and it > is questioned whether we might be a branch of the Klotz lineage from > Germany. > > Please contact me personally at dotwhite@comcast.net. I would like to hear > from you. > > Dorothy C. White > dotwhite@comcast.net > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the WILLIAMS list administrator, send an email to > WILLIAMS-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the WILLIAMS mailing list, send an email to WILLIAMS@rootsweb.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 > email with no additional text. > > > End of WILLIAMS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 60 > *************************************** >

I don't have any information on Basil Lee Williams but would you have research on the Klotz ancestry? I am descended from Jeremiah Clontz and it is questioned whether we might be a branch of the Klotz lineage from Germany. Please contact me personally at dotwhite@comcast.net. I would like to hear from you. Dorothy C. White dotwhite@comcast.net

found him the 1860 census as Basil E Williams he was 6 yrs olds could have been in 1850 --- RHarr42177@aol.com wrote: > Any information on the following would be > appreciated: > > Basil Lee Williams > b. March 1855, Prince William Co., VA > son of David and Annie Ellen (Bodkin) Williams > > Thanks, > Carol > > > > > ************************************** 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 > ____________________________________________________________________________________ It's here! Your new message! Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/toolbar/features/mail/

Any information on the following would be appreciated: Basil Lee Williams b. March 1855, Prince William Co., VA son of David and Annie Ellen (Bodkin) Williams Thanks, Carol ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

Kay, Thank you for all your efforts to help me understand how DNA works!! Has anyone in your Williams line done DNA testing? What line are you working on? Because there are some unique names/spellings in this line I have wondered: Could they have been Quakers? Could their have been marriages with Native Americans? [Either of which makes it more difficult to locate early vital records] - gen.1 Allen B., Alembe, Alumbe, Alambe, Alembee, Alumbee, Alambee, Allumbee, Alum, Allam B., Allenbee, Allenby, gen.2 Levi, Leven, Levin, Job, Joab, gen.3+ Malkijah, Macijah, Michijah, Makijah, Lige, Kige, Azubah, Asentha, Arsena, Arsenia, Cena Any thoughts? - The other huge clues are found in Maryland and North Carolina. I am starting to look closely at Williams families living in these states, particularly Dorchester, MD and Rockingham, NC. There really weren't that many Williams' in those locations during the 1700's, comparatively speaking of course. - Thanks again, Sheryl N & K Chestnut <nkopportunity@gorge.net> wrote: Sheryl, I have printed most of this e-mail, so I can "mull it over". You do have a lot of information. If I come up with anything, I will write again. Thank you for answering my questions. Kay Chestnut ----- Original Message ----- From: SHERYL WILLIAMS To: williams@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 10:39 PM Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] To Sheryl -Alembe Williams I have searched through all of the documents listed below. Even the family historical accounts state that they aren't certain of Alembe's wife's name. The closest I've found is that she was named Sarah "Sally". But I am not convinced, as some trees have confused info. between Alembe Sr. (1756-1835) and his son Alembe, Jr. (1791-1858). Name: Alembe Williams Sex: M Birth: ABT 1756 in Dorchester, MD Death: AFT 13 MAY 1835 in Lincoln County, Missouri Event: Migrated 1831 Missouri to Texas Military Service: War of 1812: served under Capt. Daniel M. Boone and Capt. Callaway Military Service: Revolutionary War: served under Capt. Michael Randolph, Col. Henry Lee, discharge from Gen. Nathaniel Green Military Service: 10 JUN 1781 Revolutionary War: enlisted in Capt. Moore's company of the First North Carolina Infantry commanded by Major Armstrong Allumbee Williams was a Revolutionary soldier. He lived on the Troy and Millwood(12 miles NW of Troy) Road, on the farm now belonging to William Fasse-...the old James Trail place. His cabin stood across the road northeast from the old Trail house, almost under the hill and near the spring. He was a member of the first grand jury of Lincoln County, Missouri Source: History of Lincoln Co. Mo, by Joseph Q. Mudd pub 1878 1. Alambee WILLIAMS was born 1757 in Dorchester County, and died ABT 1835 in Lincoln County, Missouri. He married Sarah "Sally" (?) WILLIAMS. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. Children of Alambee WILLIAMS and Sarah "Sally" (?) WILLIAMS are: - i. Joshua WILLIAMS was born ABT 1781 in Possibly North Carolina, and died 18 JAN 1880. - ii. Job WILLIAMS was born ABT 1783 in North Carolina, and died 14 APR 1853 in Texas, Edna Cemetery, Jackson County, Texas. He married Nancy CAMPBELL 10 OCT 1804 Sumner County, Tennessee. - iii. Mary Ann WILLIAMS was born ABT 1785 in Rockingham County, North Carolina, and died 29 JUN 1840 in Beaumont, Texas. She married Isaac COTTLE BEF 1804, Lincoln County, Missouri. - iv. Elizabeth WILLIAMS was born ABT 1787, and died ABT 1843 in Jackson County, Texas. She m1: William WILLIAMS [a cousin]; m2: Winslow TURNER, II. - v. Leven WILLIAMS was born ABT 1789 in Maryland, and died 2 JAN 1822 in Lincoln County, Missouri. He married Eliabeth STRADER 13 OCT 1807 Logan County, Kentucky - vi. John P. WILLIAMS was born ABT 1790, and died 24 JUL 1838. He married Mary (Polly) TURNER 1 JAN 1827, Missouri. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. - vii. Allambee WILLIAMS, Jr. was born 31 MAY 1791, and died 11 AUG 1858 in Brenham, Washington County,Texas. He married Sarah CLARK, daughter of Christopher CLARK and Elizabeth ADAMS. She was born BEF 1799, and died UNKNOWN. - viii. Sarah WILLIAMS was born ABT 1793, and died UNKNOWN. She married John SEYMOUR. He was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. - ix. Levi A. WILLIAMS was born ABT 1795, and died UNKNOWN. He married Elizabeth FINLEY. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. - x. James W. WILLIAMS was born ABT 1797, and died AUG 1832 Lincoln County, Missouri. He married Annie BROWN 4 MAY 1825 in Sumner County, Tennessee. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. Sources: Title: A Genealogical Study of Allumbee Williams and Siblings 1757-1985-compiled by Joe G. Potter ========= Documentation: 1) Spelled several different ways in research papers: Alembe, Alumbe, Alambe, Alembee, Alumbee, Alambee, Allumbee, Alum, Allam B., Allenbee, Allenby, Allen B.; Malkijah, Macijah, Michijah, Makijah, Lige, Kige. 2)"A Genealogical Study of Allumbee Williams and Siblings 1757-1985"-compiled by Joe G. Potter. 3)Source:History of Lincoln Co. Mo, by Joseph Q. Mudd pub 1878. 4)Biography of Capt. Richard Wommack (1804 - 1880), The Troy Herald, Vol. II (Troy, Lincoln County, MO) May 13, 1876. "Recollections of Captain Richard WOMMACK". 4)RootsWeb Tree "Woods & Cottle Family from Massachusetts to Texas" by Mary Beth Marchant. http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mbmjlmwoods-1&id=I0564 5)History of Greene County, Missouri 1883, Chapter 19, Walnut Grove Township, R. I. Holcombe, Editing Historian. 6)"Boone Pioneer Echoes", Vol 11, Number 3, July 1969, Pg 22.,Capt. Daniel Morgan Boone's Mounted Rangers - The War of 1812-Payroll of a Company of Mounted Rangers. 7)ABSTRACT of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - 3170 Allenby Williams. 8) North Carolina Revolutionary War Soldiers - 89919. Williams, Allenby. 9)Event: Migrated 1831 Missouri to Texas DeWitt Colony Land Grants 1825-1832. 10)Goodspeed's History of Lincoln County, Missouri:ref.pgs.229-263. 11)Probate Court, Record 4, 2 January 1823, Lincoln County, Missouri. 12)Marriage Record 5 DEC 1837 Recorded in Jackson County, Texas Marriage Licences: Vol. A/B, pg. 7 [County Court Records - FHL microfilm # 1010624 - 1010625] 13)Arthur Burns, Malkijah Williams, Winslow Turner, Benjamin Highsmith -Source:1828 DeWitt Colony Biographies 14)Texas Census 1820-90,[1834;1838;1840;1843;1846;1860]. 15)Federal Census 1850;1860;1900 16)http://www2.tsl.state.tx.us/trail/RepublicSearch.jsp --- Other sources I have copies of: 1) "WHEN THE WOODS, HARRELL AND WILLIAMS' FAMILIES CAME TO TEXAS FROM MISSOURI" By Norman C. Hall [Leven Williams and Elizabeth Strader' line] Provided to me by Mary Beth Marchant. 2) FRONTIER TIMES, March 1939, Volume 16, No. 6, pp.231-236,276. "Mrs. Mary E. Billingsley: Pioneer Mother" By Maude Wallis Traylor. Provided to me by Mary Beth Marchant. 3) "GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF THE NOLEN, WILLIAMS, LOONEY AND ALLIED FAMILIES" By Nancy Williams Nolan. [Job Williams and Nancy Campbell line] Provided to me by Ginny Ayers Spann Source:"A Genealogical Study of Allumbee Williams and Siblings 1757-1985"-compiled by Joe G. Potter. [aka. Joseph Gilbert Potter] [Allam B. Williams and Sarah Clark line] Provided to me by Mary Beth Marchant. 4) Abstract from above study - Ref: Priscilla Abbott, daughter of Margaret Williams and John Abbott, is supposed to have told her son, James Abbott Lemmon, that she had aunts and uncles named Alumbee , James , Rebecca , Mary (Polly), and Elizabeth. Priscilla also stated that all of the above were born in Maryland, as was her mother. She also mentioned the following names: Elizabeth Mayberry or Maberry, Joseph Spradling, Stephen Tribble and Elisha Barnett. 5) Head of this family is possibly EDWARD WILLIAMS of Dorchester, MD. "Barbara Fleming's Genealogy" by Barbara Fleming: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barbpretz. 6) Barbara Fleming Notes for Margaret Williams Abbott: 6a)She was also said to have been born ca 1755. [101] 6b)"No definite birth date or place is known for the wife (of John Abbott), but some family members have guessed she was born about 1759. [105] 6c)She is also listed as "b. 1757, MD. Parents: Edward WILLIAMS b. 1731, Dorchester, MD and unknown name of mother, b. 1735, Dorchester, MD". [378] 6d)"It is also believed that John's wife Margaret did not travel to North Carolina with her husband John, but did so at a later date with her mother, her and John's first child James, and her brother James and sisters Rebecca, Mary, and Elizabeth." [428] ANY AND ALL SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. 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Sheryl, I have printed most of this e-mail, so I can "mull it over". You do have a lot of information. If I come up with anything, I will write again. Thank you for answering my questions. Kay Chestnut ----- Original Message ----- From: SHERYL WILLIAMS To: williams@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 10:39 PM Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] To Sheryl -Alembe Williams I have searched through all of the documents listed below. Even the family historical accounts state that they aren't certain of Alembe's wife's name. The closest I've found is that she was named Sarah "Sally". But I am not convinced, as some trees have confused info. between Alembe Sr. (1756-1835) and his son Alembe, Jr. (1791-1858). Name: Alembe Williams Sex: M Birth: ABT 1756 in Dorchester, MD Death: AFT 13 MAY 1835 in Lincoln County, Missouri Event: Migrated 1831 Missouri to Texas Military Service: War of 1812: served under Capt. Daniel M. Boone and Capt. Callaway Military Service: Revolutionary War: served under Capt. Michael Randolph, Col. Henry Lee, discharge from Gen. Nathaniel Green Military Service: 10 JUN 1781 Revolutionary War: enlisted in Capt. Moore's company of the First North Carolina Infantry commanded by Major Armstrong Allumbee Williams was a Revolutionary soldier. He lived on the Troy and Millwood(12 miles NW of Troy) Road, on the farm now belonging to William Fasse-...the old James Trail place. His cabin stood across the road northeast from the old Trail house, almost under the hill and near the spring. He was a member of the first grand jury of Lincoln County, Missouri Source: History of Lincoln Co. Mo, by Joseph Q. Mudd pub 1878 1. Alambee WILLIAMS was born 1757 in Dorchester County, and died ABT 1835 in Lincoln County, Missouri. He married Sarah "Sally" (?) WILLIAMS. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. Children of Alambee WILLIAMS and Sarah "Sally" (?) WILLIAMS are: - i. Joshua WILLIAMS was born ABT 1781 in Possibly North Carolina, and died 18 JAN 1880. - ii. Job WILLIAMS was born ABT 1783 in North Carolina, and died 14 APR 1853 in Texas, Edna Cemetery, Jackson County, Texas. He married Nancy CAMPBELL 10 OCT 1804 Sumner County, Tennessee. - iii. Mary Ann WILLIAMS was born ABT 1785 in Rockingham County, North Carolina, and died 29 JUN 1840 in Beaumont, Texas. She married Isaac COTTLE BEF 1804, Lincoln County, Missouri. - iv. Elizabeth WILLIAMS was born ABT 1787, and died ABT 1843 in Jackson County, Texas. She m1: William WILLIAMS [a cousin]; m2: Winslow TURNER, II. - v. Leven WILLIAMS was born ABT 1789 in Maryland, and died 2 JAN 1822 in Lincoln County, Missouri. He married Eliabeth STRADER 13 OCT 1807 Logan County, Kentucky - vi. John P. WILLIAMS was born ABT 1790, and died 24 JUL 1838. He married Mary (Polly) TURNER 1 JAN 1827, Missouri. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. - vii. Allambee WILLIAMS, Jr. was born 31 MAY 1791, and died 11 AUG 1858 in Brenham, Washington County,Texas. He married Sarah CLARK, daughter of Christopher CLARK and Elizabeth ADAMS. She was born BEF 1799, and died UNKNOWN. - viii. Sarah WILLIAMS was born ABT 1793, and died UNKNOWN. She married John SEYMOUR. He was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. - ix. Levi A. WILLIAMS was born ABT 1795, and died UNKNOWN. He married Elizabeth FINLEY. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. - x. James W. WILLIAMS was born ABT 1797, and died AUG 1832 Lincoln County, Missouri. He married Annie BROWN 4 MAY 1825 in Sumner County, Tennessee. She was born UNKNOWN, and died UNKNOWN. Sources: Title: A Genealogical Study of Allumbee Williams and Siblings 1757-1985-compiled by Joe G. Potter ========= Documentation: 1) Spelled several different ways in research papers: Alembe, Alumbe, Alambe, Alembee, Alumbee, Alambee, Allumbee, Alum, Allam B., Allenbee, Allenby, Allen B.; Malkijah, Macijah, Michijah, Makijah, Lige, Kige. 2)"A Genealogical Study of Allumbee Williams and Siblings 1757-1985"-compiled by Joe G. Potter. 3)Source:History of Lincoln Co. Mo, by Joseph Q. Mudd pub 1878. 4)Biography of Capt. Richard Wommack (1804 - 1880), The Troy Herald, Vol. II (Troy, Lincoln County, MO) May 13, 1876. "Recollections of Captain Richard WOMMACK". 4)RootsWeb Tree "Woods & Cottle Family from Massachusetts to Texas" by Mary Beth Marchant. http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mbmjlmwoods-1&id=I0564 5)History of Greene County, Missouri 1883, Chapter 19, Walnut Grove Township, R. I. Holcombe, Editing Historian. 6)"Boone Pioneer Echoes", Vol 11, Number 3, July 1969, Pg 22.,Capt. Daniel Morgan Boone's Mounted Rangers - The War of 1812-Payroll of a Company of Mounted Rangers. 7)ABSTRACT of the ARMY ACCOUNTS OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LINE - 3170 Allenby Williams. 8) North Carolina Revolutionary War Soldiers - 89919. Williams, Allenby. 9)Event: Migrated 1831 Missouri to Texas DeWitt Colony Land Grants 1825-1832. 10)Goodspeed's History of Lincoln County, Missouri:ref.pgs.229-263. 11)Probate Court, Record 4, 2 January 1823, Lincoln County, Missouri. 12)Marriage Record 5 DEC 1837 Recorded in Jackson County, Texas Marriage Licences: Vol. A/B, pg. 7 [County Court Records - FHL microfilm # 1010624 - 1010625] 13)Arthur Burns, Malkijah Williams, Winslow Turner, Benjamin Highsmith -Source:1828 DeWitt Colony Biographies 14)Texas Census 1820-90,[1834;1838;1840;1843;1846;1860]. 15)Federal Census 1850;1860;1900 16)http://www2.tsl.state.tx.us/trail/RepublicSearch.jsp --- Other sources I have copies of: 1) "WHEN THE WOODS, HARRELL AND WILLIAMS' FAMILIES CAME TO TEXAS FROM MISSOURI" By Norman C. Hall [Leven Williams and Elizabeth Strader' line] Provided to me by Mary Beth Marchant. 2) FRONTIER TIMES, March 1939, Volume 16, No. 6, pp.231-236,276. "Mrs. Mary E. Billingsley: Pioneer Mother" By Maude Wallis Traylor. Provided to me by Mary Beth Marchant. 3) "GENEALOGICAL NOTES OF THE NOLEN, WILLIAMS, LOONEY AND ALLIED FAMILIES" By Nancy Williams Nolan. [Job Williams and Nancy Campbell line] Provided to me by Ginny Ayers Spann Source:"A Genealogical Study of Allumbee Williams and Siblings 1757-1985"-compiled by Joe G. Potter. [aka. Joseph Gilbert Potter] [Allam B. Williams and Sarah Clark line] Provided to me by Mary Beth Marchant. 4) Abstract from above study - Ref: Priscilla Abbott, daughter of Margaret Williams and John Abbott, is supposed to have told her son, James Abbott Lemmon, that she had aunts and uncles named Alumbee , James , Rebecca , Mary (Polly), and Elizabeth. Priscilla also stated that all of the above were born in Maryland, as was her mother. She also mentioned the following names: Elizabeth Mayberry or Maberry, Joseph Spradling, Stephen Tribble and Elisha Barnett. 5) Head of this family is possibly EDWARD WILLIAMS of Dorchester, MD. "Barbara Fleming's Genealogy" by Barbara Fleming: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barbpretz. 6) Barbara Fleming Notes for Margaret Williams Abbott: 6a)She was also said to have been born ca 1755. [101] 6b)"No definite birth date or place is known for the wife (of John Abbott), but some family members have guessed she was born about 1759. [105] 6c)She is also listed as "b. 1757, MD. Parents: Edward WILLIAMS b. 1731, Dorchester, MD and unknown name of mother, b. 1735, Dorchester, MD". [378] 6d)"It is also believed that John's wife Margaret did not travel to North Carolina with her husband John, but did so at a later date with her mother, her and John's first child James, and her brother James and sisters Rebecca, Mary, and Elizabeth." [428] ANY AND ALL SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. Thanks, Sheryl ------------

Sheryl Wrote --- Am I getting close?? Kay Wrote --- Sheryl, you are "right on". You got it right. Sorry I was not able to make it plain/clear the first time. Kay Chestnut, a WILLIAMS by birth ----- Original Message ----- From: SHERYL WILLIAMS To: williams@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 10:06 PM Subject: Re: [WILLIAMS] To Sheryl WILLIAMS Kay that was the clearest I have ever seen it explained. Thank you. I think what your saying is: Malkijah's MATERNAL Line: Mary Elizabeth WILLIAMS ---------------------------------------------- Generations: 1. Unk WILLIAMS-->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] - 2. Allumbee (Allen B.) WILLIAMS-->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] - 3. Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" WILLIAMS -->>>>-- [ no yDNA ] - [has mother's mtDNA ] ----------- 4. MALKIJAH WILLIAMS-->> [ yDNA from father Wm. Williams ] - [ mtDNA from mother Mary Elizabeth Williams ] ----------- 5. Thomas R. WILLIAMS-->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] - 6. Thomas Homer WILLIAMS -->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] - 7. Jack WILLIAMS -->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] - 8. Living WILLIAMS-->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] - 9. Living WILLIAMS-->> [ only his sons will have yDNA ] Am I getting close?? Sheryl N & K Chestnut <nkopportunity@gorge.net> wrote: Sheryl Wrote --- Malkijah's MATERNAL Line: Mary Elizabeth WILLIAMS ---------------------------------------------- Unk WILLIAMS Allumbee (Allen B.) WILLIAMS-->> Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" WILLIAMS m: *cousin-->> MALKIJAH WILLIAMS-->> Thomas R. WILLIAMS-->> Thomas Homer WILLIAMS -->> Jack WILLIAMS -->> Living WILLIAMS-->> Living WILLIAMS-->> To be DNA tested Kay Wrote --- Sheryl, I think you have your brother's Paternal Line figured out. But I am not sure you have the Maternal Line figured out. Your brother's Maternal Line ends with him. If you are full brother and sister, Sheryl, you are the one who has your mother's female DNA, called "mtDNA". The daughter has only the "mtDNA". The son has both his father's (yDNA) and his mother's (mtDNA). "With or from" the son's DNA sample both yDNA and mtDNA can be tested. But the son cannot pass on his mother's mtDNA. The son passes on only his father's yDNA and only to his sons. Back to the daughter, she never receives her father's yDNA, and she receives only her mother's mtDNA. And the daughter passes on only her mtDNA to both her sons and daughters. But remember the sons cannot pass on any mtDNA. Kay Chestnut Sheryl Wrote Malkijah WILLIAMS is the son of two WILLIAMS cousins: -- Malkijah's PATERNAL Line: William WILLIAMS ----------------------------------------- Unk WILLIAMS William WILLIAMS m:*cousin-->> MALKIJAH WILLIAMS-->> Thomas R. WILLIAMS-->> Thomas Homer WILLIAMS -->> Jack WILLIAMS -->> Living WILLIAMS-->> Living WILLIAMS-->> To be DNA tested -- Malkijah's MATERNAL Line: Mary Elizabeth WILLIAMS ---------------------------------------------- Unk WILLIAMS Allumbee (Allen B.) WILLIAMS-->> Mary Elizabeth "Betsy" WILLIAMS m: *cousin-->> MALKIJAH WILLIAMS-->> Thomas R. WILLIAMS-->> Thomas Homer WILLIAMS -->> Jack WILLIAMS -->> Living WILLIAMS-->> Living WILLIAMS-->> To be DNA tested Sheryl Wrote --- My brother's DNA will follow Malkijah Williams' - PATERNAL - lineage only. However, with any luck there will be a match in the data base and we could potentially learn the identity of William WILLIAMS ancestors. This could in turn, identify Elizabeth ancestors as well. If they were in fact cousins. Kay Wrote --- You do understand. You did get it. Very good. Sheryl Wrote My direct WILLIAMS line is: Alembe Williams (Allen B. ?)-b:1757 MD MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS b:abt1787, d:abt1843 TX m1:WILLIAM WILLIAMS Malkijah Williams b:1803 TN, d:aft1850, m:Cynthia Burns Thomas R. Williams b:1836 TX, d:1919, m:Mary Ann Beckham Thomas H. Williams b:1874 TX, d:1949 TX, m:Carrie Cavender Jack Williams b:1910 TX, d:1992 CA, m:Lora Belle Marquess Living Son Williams Living Son Williams -- To be tested. ------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------- 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

Researching Brosard Williams CSA deceased April 29, 1865 Richmond, VA He and his family were from Duplin County, North Carolina. I found them up until 1870 in Duplin County, North Carolina In 1880 I found Susan Williams and Thomas M. Williams in Sugar Loaf, Sebastian County, Arkansas with a Francis Motler family. Thomas M. Williams had married Lea A. Tucker stepdau of Francis Motler. There family next to Mary J. Williams and Brosard Williams was James Williams b. 1802. It is purported he went to Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. I don't know if this family could have been Brosard Williams family or his wife's family or just neighbors...Seeking to find the relationship for these two families. Don't know if Mary J. Williams died in Duplin County or moved to Arkansas... There were other sons: Charles F. Williams and George Williams. A daughter Dorothy C. Williams. Any help is appreciated. TIA

In 1910 the family was living in the Cabin Creek District, Winifrede Precinct, Kanawha County, West Virginia and Lewis was listed as "Leute". Address 145 (possibly coal company housing) Leute Williams, age 39, in his first marriage for 12 years, coal miner born in Ohio, parents born in VA Hattie, wife, age 31, in her first marriage for 12 years, , had 3 children, all three living, she and parents born n WV Gilbert, son, age 12, born in WV Bertha, daughter, age 10, born in WV Ruby, daughter, age 4, born in WV In 1920 the family was in the same place: L.E. Williams, age 50, coal miner born in WV, parents born in VA Hattie, age 40, she and parents born in WV Joe (probably Gilbert), son, age 22 born in WV, workign as a brakeman on a steam railroad Ruby, daughter, age 14, born in WV Roy, son, age 6, born in WV Note: The census taker wraote "Berth" then scratched through it and wrote "Ruby." I suspect Bertha had married. -------------- Original message -------------- From: "Dale" <brendale@sccoast.net> > Lewis E. Williams, born July 13, 1869, Boone Co. West Virginia, died June 29, > 1944, Wayland Ky. married > > Hattie Williams, born July 4, 1878, Boone Co. West Virginia died Dec. 3, 1942. > Wayland, KY. > > Married in Boone Co, West Virginia, Dec. 24, 1896 > > . > > Known children of Lewis and Hattie, > > Gilbert Louis Williams, b Jan. 8, 1898 Boone Co. West Virginia d Apr. 20, 1970 > Wayland, KY. > > Bertha, b April 1900, > > Ruby, b 1906, > > M C Roy, b Sept. 20, 1913 d Feb. 20, 1920 > > > > > > Can someone look and see if there are any other siblings in census records ? > > Thanks, Dale > > > > ------------------------------- > 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