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WILLIAMSON Richard W - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-23 01:36:37Z

WILLIAMSON Richard W - Vietnam Wall section 9E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,291 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Re: Matthew Williamson b.1815,County Armagh, Ireland, d.1871,Brampton, Ontario, Canada

catey935 — 2012-05-22 03:33:27Z

Sherry if your still around cousin cathy at catey935@gmail.com

WILLIAMSON Millard L - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-15 11:45:35Z

WILLIAMSON Millard L - Vietnam Wall section 8E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Edwin Charles Williamson -N.Y. to Kentucky

s_potter1 — 2012-05-14 03:36:28Z

I'm his grand-daughter. What are you looking for?

John H. Williamson abt 1803-1872

Family_Lineages — 2012-05-12 02:00:46Z

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Help with - Daniel Williamson and Jane Williamson of Benton County Iowa

1_leslielowell — 2012-05-09 05:36:07Z

I have researched and confirmed my branch of the Williamson family up until Daniel Williamson (1825-1911) and Jane Yerkes Williamson (1834-1920). These names and dates have been confirmed from their grave marker. However I cannot seem to find any connections beyond Daniel. Daniel was born in Montgomery, Ohio and later moved to Benton County Iowa. There is mention of parents named Ellis (short for?) and Sophia Williamson in a typed transcription of the obituary of Daniel that I found online. I have not been able to find any information on either of them with the correct dates of birth to be the parents of Daniel.

The connections made by other family members on this site are incorrect as the parents connected to Daniel were born about the same time as Daniel was. I believe this family (Elisha and Sophia)were connect in error because of their son Daniel born 1845.

I am hoping that there is someone here that has perhaps run into Daniel's parents through an unknown (to me) sibling. I would apreciate ANY information!

Here is my family line if it would be helpful.
Leslie Williamson (me)
Leslie Williamson (my father)
Paul Raymond Williamson (1904-1968)
Leroy Oliver Williamson 1873-1954)
Daniel Williamson (1825-1911)

Re: WILLIAMSON FAMILY OF UTICA, NY OR OSWEGO NY

jdwagnerjeanne — 2012-05-05 04:30:28Z

I am looking for Percy C. Williamson of NYC Borough of Manhattan. Born 08-21-1883. Married to Jane Bamberry Urquhart in 1914. Percy worked for Wanamaker as a chauffeur. Does anyone know when he died and where? It was some time after 1942 from draft card info. in NY. He also had a foster child Paul or Larry. for a time.
Any help would be appreciated. All searches have failed.
Jeanne

Susan Ella or "Suella" Williamson b abt 1861 prob Rankin Co., MS

slschrat12 — 2012-04-30 17:59:01Z

Looking for Suella, sister of my Great Grandfather. I am trying to find out who she married and what happend to her. I know she was living when her mother passed away in 1912. Her parents were Anslem Morgan Williamson & Felicia Ann Irby. She has a namesake, a sister of her father born 1830 is not the same Susan Ella. She possibly could have migrated to Louisiana with some of her siblings and mother. The family lived in Rankin & Simpson Co., MS & some siblings migrated to Winn Parish, LA.

Re: Williamson and Donlevey

jenniealice1357 — 2012-04-29 02:59:32Z

I am updating with a little more information I've found. Carrie Rebecca Donlevy died 8 Jul 1921 in her daughter Carrie's house in Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana. On the death record, "John D Levy" is listed as her father. The death record also shows her birth date as 12 Aug 1852 (I did not yet have the exact day). There is 1 John Donlevy living in Geneva during that time period (I've yet to find Carrie on any records he pops up on). He lives very near a James Donlevy and was naturalized in the same year, which leads me to believe they are brothers. John was born in 1817 Ireland and James was born abt 1820 Ireland. John seems to have stayed in Geneva until his death (before 1897 according to a news article), living in a house on North Main Street; neither he nor his brother, nor his brother's family were literate. In the 1860 census, James has a wife named Mary, also from Ireland, and 2 sons: Francis "Frank" b. 1850, and John Jr. b. 1855. James, at some point, moved the family to Oconto, Wisconsin. That I still can find no record of Carrie Rebecca, born 1852, is very frustrating. If this was her family, she should've shown up on the 1860 census. . . I've ordered info about James and John's naturalizations, as well as John's will, so when I get that info, hopefully things will be a bit clearer. Will update when they come in.

Paternal Grandparents of Hiram Williamson of Coplin, Franklin, Maine

stefi1452 — 2012-04-28 15:41:26Z

I was wondering if anyone had any information about Hiram's paternal grandparents.
Hiram was b. 1838 in Coplin,Franklin, ME. His wife was Laura Wyman.
Sylvenus (or spelled as Sylvanns, Sylvanus) Williamson, his father was born About 1796 in ME. Sylvenus married Sally Fredric on 7 Jan 1831.
He later married Hiram's mother Phebia Greenleaf in 1832.
He died 20 June 1868 in Starks, Maine.
But i have yet to find anything else, And it is driving me crazy!!! ANY HELP would be much appreciated!

Re: Robert Ross Williamson, Hatmaker, Elgin, Morayshire

Specialkg — 2012-04-28 07:36:23Z

Not sure if same family.

Can you give me any more information on your family.

Thanks
Betty

Re: Walter Williamson

awmson0805 — 2012-04-28 04:50:12Z

My grandfather was Walter Williamson from Kemp.
Passed in 1977.
I do remember a Geo Henry.

John Williamson Monroe Co., Ohio 1810-1862

LoisMcIntire55 — 2012-04-27 15:27:02Z

I'm looking for any info on John Williamson born bet 1810-1815 in Monroe Co., OH. He married Tobitha Dorcas Davis born 1817 in Monroe Co., OH. They had 19 children of whom 16 lived. They moved to Appanoose Co., Iowa in the 1850's and he died there on 9 Oct 1862 (according to Tobitha's obit). I am trying to find out if he was part of the Wheeling Co., W. VA clan, and if so, who was he connected with? I have no information on his family or on Tobitha's family. Any info would help!

Re: Robert Ross Williamson, Hatmaker, Elgin, Morayshire

campbellgal21 — 2012-04-27 15:22:12Z

Not sure it is the same family, but I have relatives from Morayshire that had Williamson Publishing. I have a book of Scotish poems by the family.

Re: Isaac Williamson

joycevan11 — 2012-04-19 02:36:53Z

My sister and I have corresponded with Mary Ellen Dart back some years ago. She gave us a lot of info on that family.

Joyce Williamson VanValkenburg

Re: Isaac Williamson

joycevan11 — 2012-04-19 02:33:43Z

What I really want to find are Isaac's parents!! I descend from Charles Whitfield. My grandmother searched her whole life for Isaac's parents - would love to be the one to find them.
Joyce Williamson VanValkenburg

Re: James Williamson born 1820 Morayshire, Scotland

susan_gail_williamson — 2012-04-18 23:05:40Z

Hi Cathy, Thanks for your reply I was very excited to hear that we may be related. Yes our William died in 1864 but unfortunately we havent been able to get anymore info on him, that is actually as far back as we have been able to get. I would really like to talk to you about our family to see where we connect. My cousin has traced 27 Williamson lines so maybe you are part of one of them. Would you mind getting back in touch with me and give me a brief lineage of yourself. Thanks so Much, Sue Williamson (Toronto Canada)

Re: Isaac Williamson

MargoMcPhillips — 2012-04-18 20:36:49Z

Older daughter Margaret was born September 1819, died 1901; John Wesley was born 1820 :-) Margaret married Elijah Dart 16 Apr 1838, Washtenaw Co., Michigan. Don't mess with Margaret, she's my 3rd great grandmother :-)

According to the 1850 census for Tecumseh (Lenawee Co., Mich) Isaac was born in Connecticut.

Re: James Williamson born 1820 Morayshire, Scotland

hazj1 — 2012-04-18 19:53:38Z

Hi just read your message about your Williamson family.
I have a William Williamson in my tree b 1781 married to Mary Stewart. It just sounds like my family as they were travellers and horse breeders and travelled back and forth between usa canada and the highlands of scotland.
I have never been able to find Williams death. Your William died in 1864 do you have the info about it.
Best Wishes Cathy

Re: Robert Ross Williamson, Hatmaker, Elgin, Morayshire

Specialkg — 2012-04-18 15:33:38Z

If I find anything on the line that you are researching I will let you know.

It is funny that the name is Bannerman as that is the maiden name of Robert J. K's grandmother Helen Bannerman.

I have a photo of the grave stones for Robert b1864 and Robert born c1833. Also death extract from Scotland's People for Robert (grandfather)who died in 1888. Also censuses. Also a photo of the shop. I know this is not the line that you are interested in but if the above is of interest to you let me know.

Betty

Re: Robert Ross Williamson, Hatmaker, Elgin, Morayshire

atlanticarc — 2012-04-18 09:11:13Z

No. My friend is connected but has only just found out through me, so there will be no photos unfortunately. If your manage to trace any descendants of Frances Mildred Bannerman and Robert James Kay Ross then he would be very interested in making contact with them to see what may have passed down about the family of Frances' adoptive parents, the main focus of our interest.

Re: Robert Ross Williamson, Hatmaker, Elgin, Morayshire

Specialkg — 2012-04-18 08:47:56Z

Thanks for replying to my post.

Are you connected to this family.

My husband is connected to this family in a VERY round about way. We have a group photo of his grandparents wedding in 1917 and we are trying to identify the people in it. If you are connected to the Williamsons do you have a photo of James' parents to see if they are on the photo.

Thanks again for replying.

Betty

Re: Robert Ross Williamson, Hatmaker, Elgin, Morayshire

atlanticarc — 2012-04-17 11:12:28Z

His son Robert James Kay Williamson b 1900, merchant tailor, Lieutenant 6th Seaforth Highlanders, married 1926 Frances Mildred Bannerman (b Aby 1900, Australia), teacher, who was the acopted daughter of Adam Bannerman M.A.,teacher,b Golspie, Sutherland, who married Mary Longmore Taylor, b Cullen, Banffshire. Adam and Mary emigrated to Queensland,Australia and he taught at various schools in the state until his death in 1910. After that his widow and adopted daughter returned to the UK in 1911 to live in Cullen. Mary died in Elgin in 1942. Robert died at sea in 1951. Frances died in Stonehaven, Kincardineshire, Scotland in 1965. All facts are sourced.

Re: WILLIAMSON FAMILY OF UTICA, NY OR OSWEGO NY

andyroo1202 — 2012-04-14 02:55:12Z

I have Fred Williamson born about 1895. I know his first name was Wm. Fred. does that mean anything???

Re: Williamsons from Cheshire

DianeSpeedie — 2012-04-12 13:58:38Z

Hi Tim,
I am also researching my grandmothers family who are from Cheshire. My Great Great Grandfather was Nicholas WILIAMSON b.5 Jun 1812 in Nantwich, his wife as Hester ANKERS b.24 Mar 1812 in NANTWHICH, they married on 8 April 1833 in Nantwich. They came to Australia on 23 Aug 1849 on the 'ELIZA'. I do have quite a large family tree but, only have dates for three generations of males & can only go back to begin with Nicholas & Hester. Does any of this correspond with what you have. are you able to help me go back further or could you put me in contact with any other person who may be able to help? Regards-Diane Speedie. P.S. My grandmother was Hetty May WILLIAMSON.

Re: Williamson Family Tree

mousie61 — 2012-04-11 20:40:09Z

My name is Linda (McDonald) Smith and I tie into the Williamson tree at Charles Williamson born about 1754-1760 in Henrico County, Va. He married Mary Polly Stanley about 1754 or 1764. Does this fit into your history? If so I would love to have a copy of your information for the above dates or if possible, further back in time. Please let me know if it at least "fits". Thanking you in advance--Linda Smith my e-mail is: mousie6@suddenlink.net Thanks again--

Re: Robert Washington Williamson TN-TX

orenclark — 2012-04-08 22:55:09Z

My great great grandfather was Robert Washington Williamson. His son married my grandnother Martha Thomas. I have visited my grandfather's grave in Madisonville where he and my grandmother are buried. I also have an uncle, Robbie and an aunt there also.
I have my my tree on ancestry under CLARK/THOMAS. I have and still am trying to locate anything on the family of R.W. Willamson. I have looked mostly in Virginia but have not obtain anything. If you have any thing I would appreciate it.
Oren Clark oreng@aol.com

Re: James williamson (Rome) NY

LoriWhitt70 — 2012-04-06 22:09:49Z

Hello

My name is Lori Whitt and my father is James Corbin Williamson . You can contact me via email

Thanks

Mark A. Williamson--long lost cousin

GSW4725 — 2012-04-06 02:33:25Z

Hi, I am looking for a lost cousin...Mark Alan Williamson born 11/25/68. Used to live in Kalamazoo Mich. His father, my uncle, was Robert Leech Williamson (he passed away in the late 80's) and his mom is Beverly Williamson (current location unknown). Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, Greg

Re: Silas Williamson, 1830-1862, Illinois

Willawynne — 2012-04-01 00:09:27Z

Thanks. I wish this was my ancestor, but he definitely was killed in battle in 1862. He might be a relative though, so thanks for sharing it.

Re: Silas Williamson, 1830-1862, Illinois

MosvickJ — 2012-04-01 00:03:09Z

See Line Item H for Silas Williamson

http://books.google.com/books?id=1KvkiaQks-kC&pg=PA697&a...

James William Williamson buried in Camden co Georgia

BarbaraCox147 — 2012-03-28 22:56:22Z

a scrap of info handwritten on an old index card:

St Mary Cemetery- Camden Co, GA
James William- son of George Williamson
no dates.

Emory T Williamson died in Florida in 1910

BarbaraCox147 — 2012-03-28 13:29:27Z

This is an obit from the 18 Dec 1910 Jacksonville FL Times Union. It has hand written on it "West Palm Beach" (I think Woodlawn is another name for Evergreen cem in Jacksonville, but there are alot of Woodlawn cem's. Use w/ caution):
The funeral of Mr Emory T Williamson was held this afternoon in Woodlawn cemetery. Mr Williamson was born in Flora College, NC and was 57 years of age. He leaves (unnamed, naturally) a wife and two children. Funeral arrangements were in charge of McGinley Bros.
(In 1910 Emery and Hellen Williamson are living in West Palm with sons Geo (15) and Paul (12) who were b in FL. This is Emery's 2nd marriage and of 16 yrs durations; it is Hellen's first marriage of the same length of time and she is the mother of two (both living) children.
Brother in law Michael Donovan, 35, (from Ireland as is Hellen) lives with them.

Re: williamsons of NYC

ehlesanjose — 2012-03-24 22:49:52Z

Hi, my name is AnnMarie my maiden WiLLiamson. My fathers name Bill Williamson your dads older brother. They also had sisters Mary and Ethel.

Rev John Williamson

mjmacneil — 2012-03-24 12:25:58Z

Searching for ancestors/decendants of Rev John WILLIAMSON b. ca 1834 (Ireland). Vicar of St. Andrews in England. Spouse Mary Anne CASSIDY (b. ca 1834 Ireland). Had Large family of abt 18 children. Known children names: Robert (b. abt 1861); Thomas (b. 24 May 1864); Martin (b. abt 1866); Maude (b. abt 1868) Charles (b. abt 1870-d. Feb 1936); Gertrude (b. abt 1874); Anne/Annie

I directly descend from Thomas who immigrated to Canada abt. 1898.

Re: Williamson Family Tree

mjmacneil — 2012-03-24 12:24:45Z

Hi Wendy – thanks for your reply. My GGFather was Thomas Williamson (b. 24 May 1864, England) and I believe his middle name may have been either Theodore or Theophilus and was a professor of music, majoring in the pipe organ and piano. About 1898 Thomas immigrated to Canada from England and for some reason (yet unknown) changed his name to Theodore Theophilus or Theophilus Theodore and was then known to all as Professor TT. What I have determined about his immediate family in England is that he had many brothers and sisters (about 18 in all). His father, mother and one brother were originally from Antrim, Ireland. His father was Rev. John Williamson,later Vicar/Bishop of St. Andrews in England; Rev. John’s father was also John and it’s presumed may have also been a clergy. Thomas’ mother was Mary Ann/Anne Cassidy and her father was Robert Cassidy. Of Thomas’ siblings, that I know, they are as follows: Robert (b. abt 1861, Ireland), Martin (b. abt. 1866, England), Maude (b. abt 1868, England), Charles (b. abt 1870, England, d. Feb 1936, England), Gertrude (b. ab. 1874), Ann/Annie).

Oral family history knows that one of Thomas’ brothers was a Sea Captain of a ship and he died at sea when his ship “went down” off Cape Horn (this may have been Robert, but not proven). Martin was the owner and operator of 2 haberdashery shops (men’s clothing stores) in Liverpool, England (confirmed by family letters). Charles was a member of the British Royal Dragoons (5th or 6th) and was apparently well known and decorated (according to his obituary). Charles may have spent military time in India or during the Boer War; the circumstances regarding his military career is vague. Gertrude may have married an “American” and moved the United States. Ann/Annie Williamson was primarily known to Thomas as “Annie” as I have a picture of her with her name written on the back.

Does any of the above information “connect” with others in your “Williamson Family Tree” or anyone else who may be reading this posting? MJ

ADA & WAYNE WILLIAMSON FAMILY

carla972 — 2012-03-23 22:40:38Z

THESE WAS MY GRANDPARENTS...ADA BANE WAS BORN IN PRYOR OKLAHOMA, WAYNE WILLIAMSON WAS BORN IN BELOIT KANSAS. THEY MOVED OUT TO LONGMONT, COLORADO. THEY HAD LIKE 13 CHILDREN. I DO KNOW SOME OF THE CHILDREN AND NAMES OF THEM BUT IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THEM COULD YOU PLEASE CONTACT ME AND WE CAN EXCHANGE INFORMATION ON THEM PLEASE. THANKS

Re: Williamson Family Tree

wendywendy38 — 2012-03-23 15:49:30Z

Hi! No it does not say what Marys maiden name is..It does list their children..James, Samuel, Robert, Fanny, Sarah, Mary, Joseph, Caleb and Joshua. Dates of birth and death for all.Ester Barlow-his second wife...as I read this...Eli Howard Williamson..son of Joseph and Mary, born Nov. 28th, 1840, married Jane Hunt born June 9th, 1842, married April 9th, 1863..had Martha Cora Williamson, born March 30th, 1864, Emma Agnes Williamson born Sept. 1st, 1865, Jennie MAUD Williamson born March 5th, 1874 and THOMAS Howard Williamson born Oct. 21st, 1882...Joseph (son of Mary and Robert) married a Jane Conltiff and had 12 children. Okay...I just figured out why he had this tree..it belonged to his Grandmother...Joslyn Family and Gibson Family as well..does this sound like your family?..It was written by Cora Williamson Crouch...I had totally missed the last page..let me know if this involves your family and I will be happy to send it to you...Wendy

Re: Williamson Family Tree

mjmacneil — 2012-03-23 14:40:06Z

This rings a bell! - Any idea what Mary's last name was? is there a family of 18 (+/-) with John Williamson as the Head (he was a vicar/reverend) and some of his children were Robert, Thomas, Martin, Maude, Charles, Gertrude and Ann/Annie (not in that order)? I descend from Thomas.

Williamson Family Tree

wendywendy38 — 2012-03-22 22:22:50Z

Hello..my name is Wendy and I have my own tree on Ancestry. I have been sorting thru many,many papers I have gathered and found a family tree that was in my step fathers possession and found it after he died. It is beautifully hand written..and titled "Williamson-Four generations of Williamson Family from 1744-1908-One Hundred and sixty four years." I am trying to find someone who is doing genealogy that this belongs to. It starts with a Robert Williamson baptised June 22, 1744-Married Mary. They had a lot of children, Mary died and he married Ester Barlow...skipping thru several pages...Eli Howard Williamson, son of Joseph and Martha, born Nov. 28, 1840-Married Jane E. Hunt Born June 9th, 1842-date of marriage April 9th, 1863...Eli died May 28th, 1928. I am hoping this rings a bell for someone and perhaps you can direct me to someone I can send this to. There is an emormous amount of information. It is sad when I find these papers and photos and I know there is someone out there that they belong to. Sincerely,Wendy Deakins

Williamson Family Southold New York & Brooklyn New York

joecrisjon — 2012-03-20 22:14:35Z

I am trying to fill in a few blanks with my Williamson family tree. Most of the family seemed to live in Southhold, New York but many of the children moved to Brooklyn.
I am trying to find information on two of Daniel Y & Emma (Smith) Williamson children
Charles Williamson born abt 1857
also a daughter born abt 1844
one census has a daughter named Julia
while another census has a daughter named Matilda
both girls years of birth are about 1844 so I'm not certain if this is two different children or possibly the same child but maybe a first name on one census and a middle name on another?? The other siblings are
Mary Melvina (Williamson) Case
George H Williamson
Betsey H (Williamson) Case
Ella E (Williamson) Price
Robert S Williamson

Any information on any of these family members would be greatly appreciated!!
Tracy

WILLIAMSON Thomas D - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-20 01:38:41Z

WILLIAMSON Thomas D - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: James Williamson Lord Ashton

eileenfiona — 2012-03-18 18:12:49Z

No but I'm trying to find out if he should be, or should I say if my grandfather should be. Do you have any information, would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Fiona eileenfiona@live.co.uk

Bridget Williamson

Beijingmt1 — 2012-03-15 12:49:37Z

looking for something on Bridget Williamson, married Lewis Thorn in Asbury Park NJ 1887, born in Ireland abt 1860

Maria died Jacksonville FL in 1918. Buried in Chestnut Hill Cem Philadelphia

BarbaraCox147 — 2012-03-15 10:53:13Z

extracted from Jacksonville Florida Times Union on 6 march 1918:
Mrs Maria E WILLIAMSON died on Monday 4 March 1918 at her daughter, Mrs LD Smoot's home at 51 West Second St. in Jacksonville FL. Mrs Smoot was the only survivor mentioned.
She was buried 7 March 1918 at Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia PA.

Re: Samuel Williamson in NY

margew4 — 2012-03-13 01:31:11Z

Hi, I have a Joseph Williamson, married Margaret ?. children, Samuel, William, Nellie, Margaret, Mary and Florence. He was born in 1885 and died in 1969. He was my grandmothers brother. My grandmother is Margaret. Parents of Joseph are Samuel Williamson and Ellen Glynn, Parents of Samuel are Robert Williamson and Margaret Flynn. Parents of Ellen are Phillip Glynn and Julia Nugent. More info available, my email address is margew4@sbcglobal.net

Re: Samuel Williamson in NY

LauraM81 — 2012-03-12 15:37:42Z

Joesph bor 1864 died 1969 . He married a Margaret McNulty and had 11 children. Robert Williamson was the youngest and my father.
There was also a Florence,William,John, Joesph, Peggy,Ellen and I cant remember the rest.

Re: Samuel Williamson in NY

margew4 — 2012-03-12 02:28:27Z

Please be a little more specific about dates. We have several Joseph's, Sam's and Robert's. What Joseph are you looking at. An approxamitebirth year would be helpful.

Re: Williamson

mebateman1 — 2012-03-11 23:18:09Z

Williamson, Buel 80 Jackson, MS 01/14/90 Daily Leader 01/15/90 107 244 11

Buel T. Williamson 26 Jun 1909 14 Jan 1990 Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi

1930 MS Lawrence Co Beat3
John E Williamson 46 b. 1884 MS MS MS
Bula A Williamson
Burnice Williamson
Lottie Williamson

WWI Draft registration
MS Lawrence Co
as of 12 Sep 1918
Johnnie Edward Williamson
34
Feb 2 1884
med build
med height
brown eyes
black hair
wife Amcie Beuala Williamson

1910 LA Washington Co Wd4
Johnny E Williamson 26 b. 1884 MS parents b. MS
Ampsy B Williamson 19 b. 1891 MS parents b. MS
Buel T Williamson 11/2 b. 1910 MS parents b. MS

per familysearch.org
MS Marriages 1800-1911
Johnie Williamson to Amcei Lambert
married 3 Jan 1907 in Lawrence Co MS

possible family
1900 MS Washington co Beat2
Williamson John head Dec 1860 39 married 18yrs MS TN MS farm laborer
Williamson Julia wife Jan 1869 31 married 18yrs 6 born 5 liv MS
Williamson John Jr son May 1884 16 MS
Williamson Jane dau Apr 1888 12 MS
Williamson Mary dau Feb 1890 10 MS
Williamson Mollie dau Feb 1894 6 MS
Williamson Jasper son Oct 1896 3 MS
Johnson John broinlaw Oct 1869 30 s MS

http://www.dailyleader.com/obituaries/article_ed03c664-b036-...
J.B. Williamson
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Posted: Tuesday, April 8, 2003 12:00 am

Services for J.B. Williamson of Monticello are 10 a.m., Wednesday, April 9, at Monticello Methodist Protestant Church with burial in New Zion Baptist Church Cemetery.

Visitation is today from 5-9 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home in Monticello.

Mr. Williamson, 81, died April 7, 2003 at Lawrence County Nursing Center. He was born in Lawrence County on May 30, 1921, to John Edward and Amcie Lambert Williamson.

He was a retired self-employed logger with Williamson Logging and a lifelong resident of Lawrence County. He was a member of Monticello Methodist Protestant church where he was superintendent of Sunday school. He also served in other capacities in the church. He was a Mason, Shriner, and a member of the Eastern Star.

Preceding him in death were his parents; his first wife, Ruth "Baby Girl" Williamson; his brothers, Buford Williamson and B.T. Williamson; his sisters, Grace Hathorn, Lottie Herman and Bernice Lambert; and his grandson, D.J. Sills.

Survivors are his wife, Donzie Thornhill Williamson of Monticello; his sons, Larry Williamson, Paul Williamson and Steve Williamson, all of Monticello; his stepsons, David Garrett and Richard Garrett, both of Jayess; his stepdaughters, Diane Reid and Mary Ruth Powell, both of Monticello; his sisters, Marie Jameson of McComb, Bertie Fortenberry of Barlow, and Billie Polk of Jackson; nine grandchildren, 10 step-grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and eight step-great-grandchildren, and a host of nieces and nephews

This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

Re: Samuel Williamson in NY

LauraM81 — 2012-03-10 19:21:25Z

I actually meant do you know if Joseph married a Margaret McNulty?