NOTE: Thomas and his wife Keziah have been confused with another couple with the same names who lived in Nash County, N.C. Please see Thomas Williamson.
3 Aug 1790 - Thomas Williamson marries Keziah Broyles with James Broyles as security. Greene Co., Southwest Territory (now Tennessee).[1]
20 Nov 1797 - Thomas witnesses the marriage of Frances Bays to John Broyles, Greene Co., Tenn.[2] He was John's brother-in-law.
Jan 1798 - Thos. Williamson is named to a road committee in Greene Co.[3]
Jul 1799 - He is named to a jury.[4]
15 Feb 1819 - No. 6053, State of Tennessee grants 110 acres to Daniel Guin on south side of Nolachucky near waters of Horse Creek. Adjoining Thomas Williamson and Jacob Broyles, including Chestnut Ridge, heirs of Lewis Broyles.[5]
1816 to 1834 - Thomas Williamson, M.G., solemnized many marriages in Greene Co., Tenn.[6]
1830 - Thomas heads a household in the federal census of Greene County. He and his wife are listed as 60-70 years old (born 1760-70).[7]
1 Jun 1836 - Thomas writes his will. Greene Co., Tenn.
Burial - FindAGrave memorial #10943691, Horse Creek, Greene County, Tennessee.
1844 - Keziah Williamson is taxed for 107 acres.[9]
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