Thomas Williams Sr. was a Latter Day Saint pioneer.
2d Sgt Thomas Williams Sr. served with the Iowa Volunteers during the Mexican-American War Service Started: Jul 1846 Unit(s): Company D, Mormon Battalion Service Ended: Jul 1847
Fact: Emigration (24 May 1847)
Fact: Pension (from 1846 to 1848) United States
Fact: Immigration (29 Jul 1847) Utah, United States
Fact: Emigration (06 Jun 1850)
Fact: 1850 US Census (June 1850) Merchant Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory
Fact: Immigration (07 Sep 1850) Utah, United States
Fact: Emigration (03 Aug 1851)
Fact: Immigration (25 Aug 1851) Utah, United States
Fact: Emigration (07 Jul 1854)
Fact: Immigration (23 Oct 1854) Utah, United States
Fact: Burial Bitter Springs, California, United States
He was a 2nd sergeant in Company "D" of the Mormon Battalion.
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Sources
↑ Susan Ward Easton, "Members of the Mormon Battalion : A Sesquicentennial Remembrance" (1981), 74; digital images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/2562 : accessed 17 December 2017).
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