CIVIL WAR Captain 63rd Alabama Infantry, C.S.A.
"Williamson Rogers was a Georgia planter, but subsequently moved to Alabama, and from, there to Arkansas, where he died. He refused to own slaves because he did not believe in slavery."
Williamson Rogers was a Captain in the 63rd Alabama Infantry, C.S. A. in the Civil War. He is burried in Oakland Memorial Cemetery, Clarksville, Johnson Co., Arkansas.
In 1860, the census represents all of William"s (Williamson) family members with initials: M C - wife, E J -14, W S -13, M M - 11, R D - 9, M A - 7, T - 2, L A - 5. They were living in Beat 9, Russell Co., Alabama.
In 1870, Williamson was living with Merial in Society Hill, Macon Co., AL. Robert, Mary, Thomas, Idella, Laura were also in the home.
By LUCIAN LAMAR KNIGHT ILLUSTRATED VOLUME V THE LEWIS PUBLISHING COMPANY CHICAGO : : NEW YORK 1917 p. 2585 https://dlg.usg.edu/record/dlg_zlgb_gb0175e
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