������ Williams Second Generation
����� Charles2 (?Roger1) was b. c1740�s; d. bef
Oct 1805, prob Pittsylvania Co.,
����� VA. There is no
definitive proof that he was a child of Roger Williams.
����� However, there
is also no evidence refuting this supposition. (See above
����� explanation for placing Charles in Roger's family.) Charles
m. (1) Ann
�����
����� VA and with Peter Wilson as surety for both marriages.
According to the
����� history of Pittsylvania Co., Charles served in the military
during the
����� Revolution. Charles left a will written 29 Jan 1801 that was
probated in
����� Pittsylvania Co.
in Oct 1805. There is a Salley Williams in
Pittsylvania,
����� 1820, and gone by 1830. The household appeared as
10000-00111. This may be
����� Charles' widow. She lived on or near the
Children:
����� one who m. Thomas B(allard?)
Fontaine,
����� She identified
on bond as dau of Sally Williams. Thomas m. (2) Anna
����� Watkins,
����� as there is a child in the census shown as b. bef the 1809 marriage date.
����� Peter, b. c1774; d. after Oct 1805.
����� Charles, b. c1776, d. after Oct 1805. He is prob the 1820 Pittsylvania
����� Charles listed
as 120101-2001. He is gone by 1830.
����� Susannah, b.
c1778; d. after Oct 1805; m. John Crouch,
����� Bedford Co., VA; consent of her father, Charles, given. They
were m. by
����� Rev. Thomas Sparks, with William Astin as
surety. Nothing further is known
����� of the Crouches. The John in 1810 and the two Johns in 1820,
Bedford Co.,
����� appear to be too young to be this couple.
����� Roger2 (Roger1)
was b. Feb 1749, Cumberland Co. VA; d.
����� Bedford Co., VA; m. Cassie Ann Blair on
����� Cassie Ann was
b. 1750-1760; d. aft 1835, surviving Roger. Descendants
����� have reported that Roger's death date is taken from a
gravestone in a
����� private cemetery, place not stated. However, the date does
correspond with
����� the probating of Roger's will. Roger applied for a Rev. War
pension, but
����� his application was rejected. Roger�s sons, Sam Allen and
George W., the
����� Nances and the Hudnalls migrated
to
�����
�����
����� 1830, Roger's
household was 0000001-000000001.
����� Children:
�����
����� Cemetery; m. (1)
Archibald Nance,
����� Hudnall,
�����
����� Thomas, b.
�����
����� Susannah, b.
���� �Apr 1797, Bedford Co., VA; death date is not
known. It was originally
����� believed that she predeceased him and he m. again, leaving
the widow
�����
����� clearly names Susannah Williams as an heir. Various Williams family
����� members kept in touch with each other as they moved
westward. It does not
����� seem likely that Roger wouldn't have known that his daughter
had died when
����� ten years passed between the probate of Charles' will and
that of Roger.
����� It now appears
that Charles and Susannah separated and/or divorced. Her
����� whereabouts are unknown, but it appears that Susannah was
very much alive
����� in August 1835.
����� Sam Allen, b.
����� Peggy Blair,
����� be the male in Roger's household in 1830, aged 40-50 years
old.
����� Mary, b.
����� Cemetery; m. Richard Hudnall,
����� Dec 1863, Rockingham Co., NC.
�����
����� William, b.
����� George W., b.
����� Martha "Patsey", b.
����� Dec 1810.
����� Charles B., b.
��� ��Sr.,
����� Charles
apparently was unm in 1820, and still lived at home.
����� Samuel2
(Thomas1) was b.
����� William Ligon,
����� Wright, bef
����� sold part of the land which he owned before death; d. 1823,
when his will
����� was probated in Cumberland Co. In 1820, Cumberland Co.,
Samuel's household
����� consisted of 000001-00011.
����� Children:
�����
����� dau of Samuel and Anne Burwell
Shepard,
����� bef 1850, but Anderson was living
with his dau, Susannah Taylor at that
����� time. In 1860,
����� years old.
����� William Ligon, b.
����� Elizabeth Wright
Gannaway, bef
����� prob Grayson Co., KY (2) Katherine
Keller, c1830; d.
�����
����� Charles, m. (1)
Susannah Williams2, dau of Roger1,
�����
����� Charles d. August 1825, Morgan Co., TN, but leaving a will in Roane
Co.,
����� TN.
����� Reuben, m.
Elizabeth Butler, dau of Thomas Butler who d.
Anderson Co., TN
����� in 1814, on
����� records in a July 1828 Roane Co. court case.
����� John, b. c1773,
VA; d. by Oct 1853, when his will was probated in Roane
�����
����� Samuel was b.
����� 1803, Amelia Co., VA.
����� Polly, m. Mr.
Love; nothing further is known of this couple. If Polly is
����� the younger female in Samuel's household in 1820, then she
apparently m.
����� Mr. Love after 1820.
����� Benjamin, b.
c1785, d. bef
����� Williams,
����� Roane Co., TN.
����� Robert, b.
����� Manley, b.
����� Rev War
pensioner Ancel and Sarah Butler Manley.
����� Joseph, b.
����� Woodson,
����� 1863, prob Howard Co., MO;. There is a
Joseph Williams in Cumberland Co.,
����� m. Elizabeth Harrison,
����� man who m. Susan Woodson. The Ligon
Family also states he m.
����� Raine, no date
or place given. Since Susan appears to be 10 years younger
����� than Joseph, it is reasonable to conclude he may have had a
prior
marriage.
��������������
����� Matthias2
(Matthias1) was b.
����� 1840 census, prob in Morgan Co., TN; m. Sarah Butler, dau of Aaron Butler,
c1776, prob in Cumberland Co. In
the spring of 1776, Matthias (Jr. or
Sr.?) sold a tract of land with
Aaron Butler in Cumberland Co. In the fall
of 1776, Aaron�s will was written and probated in Cumberland
Co. with
Matthias
Williams as a witness and Aaron�s dau, Sarah
Williams, named as
an heir. It is possible that Aaron Butler's wife was
Susannah Williams.
����� Aaron Butler was
b. c1725 and d. 177, Cumberland Co., VA. This Susannah
����� may have been a sister of Thomas (b. 1712)and Matthias Sr.
and the land
transaction of 1776 may have involved Matthias Sr. More
research needs to
be done on. Matthias Jr. was a Rev. War pensioner.
Children:
Susannah, b. c1778; m. John Landrum,
marriage record identifies Susannah as the dau of Matthias. A John Landrum
appears in Anderson Co., TN court records from 1814-1819. It
is not known
if this is the same man. Other Landrums,
but not John, can be found in the
1830 census.
?Child, b. c1780. The 1782 and 1784 tax lists of white souls
include
enough people to account for two parents and 3 and 4
children,
respectively. However, this child is speculation - there may
have been
another family member living with them at the time.
Polly, b. c1782;
d. c1844, porb Pittsylvania Co., where there is an
estate
administration for Pleasant and Polly from 1842-1845; m.
Pleasant Mahone,
dau of Matthias.
Thomas, b.
c1784; left a will that was probated in Roane Co., TN on 18
July 1814; m. Charlotte Rector, dau of
Martin, c1809.
Matthias, b.
c1789, VA; d. after 1860; m. Sally Rector, dau of
Martin
Rector.
John, b. c1791;
d. by Oct 1815, when the administration of his estate was
noted in Roane Co. court records. When Thomas Williams, (iii., above)
named his executors, he named Matthias Sr. and John. It is
assumed that he
named his father and brother. Chancery Court records for
Matthias
Williams administrator of the estate of John Williams, deceased.
If John was
married, there is no record to indicate the identity of spouse
or children.
?Martha, b. October 1797, VA; d.
Shoemaker,
?William H., b.
poss Sarah Elizabeth Patterson.
Keziah2
(Matthias1) was b. c1760; m. Henry DeShazer,
Cumberland Co.,
VA. Little is known about this couple. Henry's father has
never been identified, although he named a son Abraham and
an Abraham is
found on a tax list in Cumberland Co. in 1784. In 1810,
Henry was living
in Buckingham Co., VA. The household configuration at that
time was one
male over 45 (Henry), one male 16-26, 2 males under 10, one
female 16-26,
and one female under 10. It appears that Keziah
d. before 1810. Since she
was b. c1760, it also appears that she might not be the
mother of all
three children under 10. By 1820, there was one male over
45, 2 males
10-16, 2 males
under 10, a female 26-45, one female 16-26 and one female
10-16. Henry
appears to have married at least one more time. Henry's Rev.
War pension
application gives most of the information known about this
man. About 1817, Henry left VA for KY, first settling in
Lincoln Co. and
����� then, before 1830, in Mercer Co. It is doubtful whether Keziah is the
����� mother of any of the younger children listed in the 1810
census. Children
����� who most likely are not Keziah's
include William, b. c1808, VA; m. (1)
����� Rebecca Cloyd,
����� Mercer Co., KY;
Jane, b. c1810; m. (1) John Cloyd,
�����
����� 1811, VA; d.
�����
����� 1843, in Mercer Co., KY, where his estate was adminstered.
Heirs included
����� spouse Elizabeth and the following children: Abraham, John
W., Nancy Ann,
����� William, Jane, Jesse and James.
����� husband, as her estate sale was recorded in Jan 1845, Mercer
Co., KY.
����� Permelia may have been a dau of Keziah, but William, Jane, Jesse and James
����� were almost certainly not Keziah's
children. Even if Permelia was a dau
of
����� Keziah, she predeceased her father, Henry, and, as no
Hazelwood heirs were
����� listed in her right, it appears that she left no children
who lived to
����� inherit from their grandfather.
����� Children: (DeShazer)
����� Abraham (Is he
the male, b. c1784-94; d. aft Aug 1843, as he was an heir
����� of his father. Apparently not in Henry's household in 1820.
����� Nancy Ann, b.
c1789; m. Richard Holt,
����� bond states she is the dau of
Henry Deshazer.
����� Female, b. c1784-94; d. aft 1810, but before August 1843.
(Is this
����� Permelia, below, or is this another dau
who died young?)
����� John W., b.
c1793, Amelia Co., VA; d.
����� aged 69 years; m. Sally A. Middleton,
��� ��bondsman John
Middleton. Parents named on death record as Henry and K.
����� DeShazer.
Sally was b. c1800, Charlotte Co., VA and survived him.
����� Permelia, b. 1794-1804; d. bef
Aug 1843; m. John Hazelwood,
����� Lincoln Co., KY; Henry giving consent. Permelia
may not be a dau of
Keziah.
����� John2
(Matthias1) was b.
����� Rev. War pension application. However, like brother Matthias
and
����� brother-in-law Henry DeShazer,
John gave no family information in his
����� record. In looking at the 1830, 1840 and 1850 censuses, it
appears that
����� John m. (1) Unknown (2)
����� is also possible that
����� likely that John married and had a family pre-1800, but left
no paper
����� evidence as to their identities.
����� Children:
����� ?John, b. c1791, VA; d. after 1860; m. (1) Elizabeth Duncan,
b. c1790; d.
����� 1852. (2) Amy
Harbin Crenshaw, mother of his daughter-in-law, Eliza Jane
����� Crenshaw. However, it also appears that John had at least
two illegitimate
����� children, one daughter by Joasy
Farmer and a son by Aza Morgan.
����� ?
����� Humphrey was b.
c1791, VA. Benjamin Thacker lived next door to John
����� Williams in 1830, so it is poss that this
����� William2 (Matthias1)
kept a Bible record naming his family. He m. Judith
����� Saunders bef
����� Marion Co., TN.
Judith survived him and was living in Marion Co. in 1850
����� with her dau,
����� Children:
����� Henrietta, b.
ï¿½ï¿ Feb 1787, NC, d.
�ï¿Sept 1808, Roane Co., TN.
ï¿½ï¿ Sarah, b.
�ï¿
ï¿½ï¿ also m. Williams sisters.
�ï¿
ï¿½ï¿ Cobb,
�ï¿
ï¿½ï¿ Harriet, b.
�ï¿c1796, d. 1844, on
ï¿½ï¿ John, b.
�ï¿d. bef 1840.
�ï¿Paul M., b.
ï¿½ï¿ (2) Noah Stonecipher.
ï¿½ï¿ Matthias, b.
ï¿½ï¿ 1825, Roane Co.,
TN (2) Millie A.E. Shackelford, a widow,
ï¿½ï¿ Roane Co., TN. Millie apparently d. soon (3)
ï¿½ï¿ c1865, poss Morgan Co., TN.
�ï¿
ï¿½ï¿ apparently unm. but
had at least one dau, prob
two.
�ï William
Alexander, b.
�ï Davidson,
perhaps a sister of Rebecca Davison, who m. his brother,
����� Matthias, on
ï¿span>Mary, b.
�ï her sister, Henrietta,