William Micajah Williams (abt. 1740 - abt. 1802)

Born about 1740 in South Carolina

Husband of Margaret (Unknown) Williams — married [date unknown] in Liberty, Marion, South Carolina

Husband of Agnes (Avant) Kirton — married 1764 in Craven, South Carolina

Descendants

Died about 1802 at about age 62 in Marion, South Carolina, United States

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Biography

William M. Williams owned a store and sawmill and countered with a suit against W. A. Lowrimore for a past due account. The court awarded William A. Lowrimore a judgement for the difference in the accounts. Some of the items included in the detailed record presented by Lowrimore were: 5/12/1781, riveting a blade on hoe; 11/25/1781, making a pair of shoes; 5/28/1782, two bushels of rough rice; 9/27/1782, riveting a clog on your winch; 1/14/1783, one hog weighting 130 pounds; 1/14/1783, six bushels of corn; 3/6/1783, five dozen candles; 5/17/1783, two bushels of peas, three bushels of potatoes and one canoe.

Other items were: 10/12/1783, eighteen raw deer skins, six days work of Fortune about your piazza's steps, three days of my time about your piazza, eight quarters of venison by agreement at sundry times, lead you sold me and was taken out in venison, three quarters of mutton at sundry times; 1/7/1784, one day's work of Fortune about your post; 1/12/1784, thirteen fowls; 4/5/1784, making a hoop for your pot. Several entries were made from May 1784 through October 1784 for Fortune squaring lumber, making a screw for a mill, making a body for a cart, making two horse bells, making a fluke plough and coulter (disc).

Among things that Micajah Williams listed in his suit was a rice sieve borrowed but not returned when Micajah moved up the Pee Dee on December 19, 1782. Several charges were made for slaves hired out to Lowrimore. There was reference to trips to Black River and a canoe in the Black River swamp. Other charges included cloth, thread, rum (by the gallon), shot, gun powder, duck shot sent to Lowrimore by the winch Ballows, goods paid negro Dick for Lowrimore out of the store and wine.

Notes

• "The 1800 Census for Georgetown, South Carolina shows a David Williams, a Jacob Williams, 2 Elizabeth Williams, a Thomas Williams and a Hannah Williams
• The Williamsburg 1800 Census shows a John Williams and a Thomas Williams, 2 William Williams
• The 1800 Census for Marion, South Carolina shows a Henry Williams and a William Williams. This Henry and Williams Williams were listed on pages 459 and 460.
• The 1800 Census for Darlington shows a David Williams, a James Williams, a Jesse Williams, 2 John Williams, a Marmaduke Williams, a Membrance Williams, A Micajah Williams, A Seth Williams, a Stephen Williams, a Thomas Williams and a William Williams
• The South Carolina Gazette, September 1756, shows a William Williams, Jr. of Jefferies creek in Craven County, advertise a light grey horse about 13 hands high and an half high, and about 6 or 7 years old, branded on the mounting shoulder like a bell. The owner must apply to Abraham Huckholts.
  1. 272: Citation granted to David Williams, Jr. of St David's Parish No. carpenter to admit on the estate of Jacob Williams, late of the Parish aforesaid, planter dec'd as next of kin. To be read in the nearest place of worship & Retd. Certd. August 2, 1775. (Could this David be the father of our William Williams and this Jacob Williams be the brother of our William Williams?
• Frances Gladen (Charleston Misc. Records vol 91A, pg 249-50): Know all men by these presents that I Frances Gladen widow or relict of David Williams of Craven County deceased for and in consideration of the sum of 350 pounds current money of the province of South Carolina to me in hand paid by John Pane of St. Marks Parish, Craven County, blacksmith, at or before the execution of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have bargained and sold unto the said John Pane one negro wench names Phaebe one negro girl names Kate and one negro child (a boy) names Jockey to have and to hold the negro slaves unto the said John Pane his executors admors and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of the said John Pane forever...In witness whereof I the said Frances Gladen have hereunto set my hand and seal the 17th day of May 1768...Frances Gladen. Sealed & delivered in the presence of Jno. N. Oglethorp, Proved by John Newman Oglethorp Oct. 9, 1769. Charleston Misc. Records Vol. 90, page 161 (abstract)
• Frances Gladen of Craven for 150 pounds paid by Thomas Kirton constable & C. (sic) sells boy names Robin 17 Oct. 1767. Frances Glading(sic). Witness: John Phillips
• Marion County, South Carolina Deed Book B: B136-138. July 9, 1796. William Williams of Georgetown Dist, planter and wife Mary Williams to Shadrach Rice of same place planter for 20 lbs sterling SC 100a part of 200a granted to Buckingham Keen, June 5, 1770 and Conv. to Williams Williams, SWs Little Pee Dee bounding NE on Marsh Creek. Plat annexed to grant. Sig: William Williams, Mary Williams. Wit: John Rogers, William Wall. Pr. before Richard Taylor, JQ January 22, 1802. Rec. Sept. 16, 1802.
• B254-256. July 11, 1801. William Williams of South Carolina, planter to Richard Green Williams of same place for 32 lbs sterling part of 113a Ws Little Pee Dee River granted to William Williams February 2, 1791, Grant Book A No. 5, p. 390. Plat annexed. Sig. William Williams. Wit: William Rogers, Liml W. Morgan. Pr. before Lewis Harrelson JQ, Oct. 5, 1801. Margaret Williams wife of William Williams rdr July 20, 1803 after the decease of William Williams Eighteenth month. Rec. August 1, 1803. (Witness to wife's signature not given.)
• Marion County, South Carolina Deed Book D: D18-21. September 6, 1803. Indenture. Leonard Dozer Esq Shf. to Abraham Godbold of Marion Dist. William Williams in his lifetime was possessed of 175a+ surveyed for him, July 7, 1797 between Great and Little Pee Dee Rivers on Giles Bay bounded by lines running NW & NE by James Keen, SE by Estate of Charles Fladger decd, NW & SW by Estate of John Rays land on all other sides by vacant land & whereas Henry Williams, Richard G. Williams, John Rogers & wife, Jesse Rogers & wife and Robert Jordan & wife recovered against Margaret Williams adm. of William Williams $630 being value of all the real & personal estate of William Williams, decd, said property was ordered to be sold. Leonard Dozer Shf sells said land to highest bidder, Abraham Godbold for $115. Sig: Leonard Dozer, Shf. Wit: Wm. Bellune, Edy (her mark) Bryant. Pr before Valentine Rowell Jr, JP, October 7, 1803. Rec. October 17 1807. Ex. by Henry C. Legett, P.T.P.C.
• D142-143. August 20, 1804. John Lee Sr. of Marion Dist. to Peter Campbelle...Also 160a being part of 288a running from the lower corner of the back line of tract surveyed for William Williams to upper line of tract surveyed for Nathan Coward is now the property of Peter Campbell adj. Valentine Rowell. Also 100a surveyed for Jacob Williams September 13, 1784 SWs Little Pee Dee River likewise another tract 100a being part of 400a lying between Peter Campbell & said River and extends to Neal Carmichaels land the other side by vacant...Sept. 1, 1805 the whole of said tracts containing 708a+. Sig: John (his mark) Lee. Wit. Wm. Price, Arch. Campbell. Pr before Thos. Harllee, JQ, May 2, 1806. Rec. March 14, 1808.
• Marion County, South Carolina Deed Book D: D157-158. Dec. 13, 1806. Shadrick Rice of Marion Dist. to Wm. Rice of same place for $200. 152a being part of 400a granted to Buckingham Keen SWs Little Pee River the afsd part now sold being conveyed by said Buckingham Keen to William Williams by indenture of Sale to him made, now being laid out on Ws of road leading from Barfields Mills to Georgetown called Little Pee Dee Rd. Sig. Shadrick Rice. Wit. Wm. Davis, Abraham G. Davis, Ann Davis. Pr before Joseph Davis JQ, Dec 1806 (Saw Shadrach Rice Sr. sign) Rec. March 30, 1808 Ex. by J. Colson, Protem. (This could not be the same William Williams. Who is this William Williams??) One source has a Jacob Caleb Williams born 1765 in Pr. Fred. Par, Craven SC, died Mar 6, 1826 in Horry County, South Carolina, US; married O1) Ann Trousdale, born 27 Nov 1768 in NC, married 2nd Margaret Ayers, June 1, 1792 in Charleston SC; born 1765 in Charleston SC, died Apr. 1811 in SC, mar. 3rd Elizabeth McElroy, Apr. 1811 in SC, born 1766 in SC, died WFT Est. 1816-1883?? He is listed as a child of William Williams and Agnes Avant???
• Marion County, South Carolina Deed Book E: E319-321. December 13, 1799. John Rogers of SC planter to William S. Rogers of same place for 100 pounds sterling SC 181a adj big marsh granted to John Rogers, June 5, 1786 Grant Book MNNN, pg. 186. Sig. John Rogers. Wit. Obah (Obediah) M. Feay, David Rowland. Patience (her mark) Rogers wife of John Rogers rdr December 16, 1799 before Francis G. Deliesline, JQ. Georgetown Dist. Pr. before Joseph Davis March 7, 1800. Plat. 191 a bounded by William Williams, vacant land, John Graves, Joseph Rogers, rec. & ex. March 25 1811.
• E322-324. September 21, 1804. William S. Rogers of South Carolina, Yeoman to John Rogers, Jr. of South Carolina for $191 sterling 181a adj big Marsh...plat annexed...granted to John Rogers of Brittons Neck June 5, 1786 Grant Book NNNN, page 186. Sig. W. S. Rogers. Wit. Wm. Davis, Richard G. Williams, Elizabeth Rogers wife of Wm. S. Rogers rdr November 2, 1804 before Will Herriot, JQ. Pr. before Wm. Herriott, JQ, November 2, 1804. Plat. 191a. bounded by John Graves, vacant land, Wm. Williams. Rec. March 25, 1811 & Ex. by Thos Harlle, RMC.
• Note: Aug. 20, 1804 - John Lee, Sr of Marion District to Peter Campbell for $700 300a bounded by lands surveyed for Ezekel Coward now the property of William Price granted to Nathan Coward Mar 1, 1787. Also 160a being part of 288a running from the lower corner of the back line of tract surveyed for William Williams to upper line of tract surveyed for Nathan Coward is now the property of Peter Campbell adj. Valentine Rowell. Also 100a surveyed for Jacob Williams Sept 13, 1784 SWs Little Pee Dee River likewise another tract 100a being part of 400a lying between Peter Campbell and said river & extends to Neal Carmichael's land the other side of vacant land & the remainder of said tracts containing 708a+. Sign: John (his mark) Lee. Wit. William Price, Archibald Campbell. Pr before Thomas Harless JQ May 2, 1806, Rec. Mar. 14, 1808. (Marion County, South Carolina, Deed Book D; page 142-143)
• Note: 1801 - A consolidated list signed to establish a separate district to be named Horry: Williams' signatures: Abemieliach Williams, Jacob Williams, Jacob Williams, Sr, John Williams and Moses Williams.
• (A Jacob Williams purchased for Two Pounds, Six Shilling and Eight Pence Sterling money a tract of land containing 100 acres situate in George Town District on the North west side of Little Pee Dee River bounding on all sides by vacant land January 21, 1785. Benjamin Guerards, Gov.) Horry District Land Records M 36: William Williams of Horry to Solomon Tindal 352 acres in the District of Horry on the east side of the Little Pee Dee River (being part of a tract of 3000 acres granted to Robert Collins Dec. 5, 1791, dtd. 2-8-1837. Wit: Samuel Smart and James Cannon. Dower: Horry District Release of Dower by Elizabeth Williams, wife of William Williams, Sr, Deceased. 2-13-1851
• Horry District Land Records M 126: William Williams sells to Samuel Tindal 150 acres on northeast side of Pawley Swamp bounding on Green lands and land granted to Robert Hase and Pawley Swamp being a part of a tract of land of 1000 acres granted to William Williams on 11-4-1793. Wit: Jacob H. Williams, Solomon Williams, John R. Hux, Henry Williams, Mary Tindal. Signed by: William Williams, Henry Williams, John R. Hux, John G. Tindal
• Horry District Land Records M 342: Georgetown District, Jacob H. Williams of the State and District of Georgetown sells to William J. Williams of Georgetown District 400 acres in Horry District. It being the north and northeast corner of a tract of land containing 3000 acres granted to Robert Collins, Nov. 28, 1791 bounding n & nw on lands surveyed for William Smith and James Tindall, Thos. Hood, the Est. of Peter Jayroe, John Parker, James White and vacant land, bounding sw on Mr. Green, land of William Williams, se on Jacob Williams land. Dated Oct. 8, 1849.
• Horry A 142 - Samuel White sells to William Williams, Jr. (both of Georgetown District) for 27 lbs. sterling 100 acres, it being part of 500 acres granted to James White 1790 on ne side of LIttle Pee Dee on Hunting Swamp (on ne side) Dated 12-9-1799.
• A 143: James Tindal sells to William Williams 100 acres on Hunting Swamp 1-20-1802.
• B 172: Robert Collings for $300 sells to Jacob H. Williams and William Woodward 3000 acres granted in 1791 bounding n & nw on William Sineath, James Tindal, Thos. Hood, est. of Peter Jayroe, John Parker, James White and vacant land, southwardly on Mr. Green's lands and land surveyed for William Williams, southeastwardly on Jacob Williams' land, other sides on vacant, dated 5-29-1817. Wit: Avant W. Williams, A. Jordan, Jr., William W. Jordan. Release of dower: Rebecca E. Collins.
• B 173: Jacob H. Williams and William Woodward sell above tract to William Williams. dtd. 9-18-1817. Wit: Jacob Williams, Sr, Samuel Tindal.
• L 435: Bradley Rhames and Thirsey his wife to Jacob Williams - sells 270 acres on ne side of Little Pee Dee and on Whitton Branch bounding on Joseph Cinders, William Gladdings and Daniel McQueens and on the north side of Jeremiah Rhame Sr. and Jacob William Harvey and on the east by Bradley Rhames granted 2-6-1792, dated 2-1-1798.
• B 66 Marriage settlement between Jacob Williams and Elizabeth Waller - Jacob Williams and his present heirs won't have any claim to her 100 acres or slaves. Dated 4-5-1811. Wit: Ebenezer Singleton, Mary Williams.
• Heirs of Jacob Williams to G. D. Williams, Power of Attorney. South Carolina, Sumter District: Know all men by these presents, that we all the under named heirs of the estate of Jacob Williams late deceased of Horry District do formally and full empower G. D. Williams to make sale and title to a certain tract of land of said estate containing 321 acres. Given under our hands the 4 November 1830. Jacob B. Williams, John G. Williams, Caleb Williams, Stephen Williams.
• South Carolina, Horry Dist. Know all men by these presents that I, George D. Williams, having the power of attorney from the heirs of Jacob Williams to make sale of the lands of said Jacob Williams estate do bargain, sell release and deliver to John Woodward all that plantation or tract of land containing 323 acres lying on the east side of Little Pee Dee River and surveyed to B____ Rhames...Given under my hand and seal this 14 Feb. 1831. Wit: Josiah Woodward, James P. Elliott. Signed G. D. Williams Citizens and Imigrants - South Carolina 1768: A William Williams was given a warrant of survey, and Surveyor General do certify the plats as requested: 200 acres Berkley County.
• Citizens and Immigrants - South Carolina 1768: Marine Intelligence - Jan. 26, 1768, Sloop Relief, William Williams from Guadaloupe. May 10, 1768 Sloop Relief, William Williams from Madera. May 29, 1768, Sloop Relief, William Williams from Virginia. June 22, 1768, Schooner Good Intent, William Williams from St. Eustatius. December 29, 1768, Schooner Good Intent, William Williams, from St. Eustatius.
• Eli Rogers Will (Estate Records Roll #673) describes land he left in his will. My son, Robert Rogers, north side of Little Reedy Creek and Marion Road to Peter Johnson line. My son-in-law John Clark land near Little Reedy Creek Bridge - above Mac Williams old field. My son-in-law Bryant H. Bass land on Big Branch, John Rogers line. Could the Mac Williams mentioned be Macajah Williams???
• South Carolina Immigrants 1760 to 1770: Arrived at Charleston Schooner Harrietta, Micajah Williams, 6/24/1765, Georgia.
• L & R, Book Q-Q, page 243: Jacob Summarall & Ann his wife of Granville County, South Carolina to William Williams of Maryland for 212 lbs SC money, 150 a. in Granville County, South Carolina on a branch of Stevens Creek, bounding on all sides on vacant land, granted by Gov. James Glen on March 13, 1752 to John Scott, who sold to Summarall, who now sells to Williams??)
• W. W. Sellers in his "A History of Marion County" quotes Mr. Lawrimore as having this to say about the Williams Family of Marion County (Britton's Neck, Great Pee Dee): They were early settlers in Britton's Neck on the Great Pee Dee; that they raised stock and drove it to market. There are several Williams down in that region or portion of the county now, but the writer has no personal acquaintance with them. They have the reputation of being a peaceable and quiet people, unostentatious and unpretending in their manners and habits."
• "South Carolina Baptists", Other Churches of the Peedee Section, page 78: John Rogers and wife (no land surveyed in Craven until 1771.
• David Williams and wife (300 acres resurveyed at Catfish on William William's land on southwest, 1754, with later plats.
• Jacob Williams (100 acres in Craven, 1770). William Williams and wife (50 and 150 acres on Jeffreys Creek in 1756). General location of these shows most of members on southwest side of Peedee.
• Captain of Sloop "Relief" was a William Williams who sailed from Bermuda, Jamaica and East Florida 1760-1768 to Charleston. South Carolina.
• Captain of Sloop "Liberty" was a William Williams who sailed from Turk's Island 9/6/1769.
• Captain of sloop "Charlotte" was a William Williams who sailed from East Florida to Charleston, South Carolina 2/1/1768.
• Captain of schooner "Good Intent" was a William Williams who sailed 12/29/1768 from St. Eustatius 12/29/1768.
• Captain of sloop "Harrietta" was a Micajah Williams who sailed 6/24/1765 from Georgia to Charleston, South Carolina.
• Indents: May 21, 1786; Micajah Williams for "A. Brown? Supplies the Public in 1780 and 1782, Charge Lbs. 18.5.9 (Demand ?17.16.9 Lbs? (Some of this was illegible.) State of Micajah Williams Sr.? or Jr.? (looks more like Jr). 1780: Apr. 28: 3 Bushels Peas 3/6 lb. 10.6; May 10: 6 men with dinner 3 Lb 1.6; 2 bushels peas 3/6 Lb. 7; May 11: 6 men with dinner 3 Lb. 1.6; 2 bushels peas: 3/1 lb 7.; 1781, Jan. 25th: 90 lbs. beef 25/8 lbs. 6.3.1, 80 lbs pork 32/8 lb. 1.6.1; 200? of fodder up/? lbs 5.5; Aug. 14: Fodder for 16 horses, provisions for 16men 54 and 8? Total 12.76? (Note: Dear Sirs, Please to let Mr. John Morrall have that? Indents you may have of me in your office for which I have received full payment from said Morrall, his receipt that be your discharge for the same. July 23, 1791, Micajah Williams; cert. before John McRea? J.P. 1780: To 12 months duty of a private in Col? Marion's: 24 Apr. To 1 five year old steer 450# 30 lbs. to 2 slaves?
• August 13? State of South Carolina, Georgetown District, Personally appeared Captain Micajah Williams being duly sworn that the above acct of 18 lbs. Francis Marion, Georgetown, March 13, 1787; John Murry; your obedient servant, Micajah Williams. 24 May 1786, Micajah Williams for sundry supplies for public use in 1780 and 1781: 12.7.6. Micajah Williams, Sr. or Jr?; Captain Micajah Williams, 26 Feb. 1785. 1780: 28 Apr, May 10-11; 1781: Jan?
• Marion County, South Carolina, Deed Book B: B254-256. July 11, 1801: William Williams of South Carolina planter to Richard Green Williams of same place for 32 lbs sterling part of 113a Ws Little Pee Dee River granted to William Williams, Feb. 2, 1791 Grant Book A No. 5, pg. 390. Plat annexed. Sig. William Williams. Wit: William Rogers, Lemuel W. Morgan. Pr before Lewis Harrelson, JQ October 5, 1801. Margaret Williams wife of William Williams rdr July 20, 1803 after the decease of William Williams Eighteenth Month. Rec. Aug. 1, 1803. Marion County, South Carolina Deed Book D: D157-158: Dec. 13, 1806: Shadrack Rice of Marion District to William Rice of same place for 200$ 152 a. being part of 400 a. granted to Buckingham Keen, 5 June 1770 sw Little Pee Dee River the afsd part now sold being conveyed by said Buckingham Keen to William Williams by indenture of Sale to him made, now being laid out on ws of road leading from Barfield Mills to Georgetown called Little Pee Dee Road. Sig: Shadrick Rice. Wit: William Davis, Abraham G. Davis, Ann Davis. Pr before Joseph Davis JQ, __ Dec 1806 (Saw Shadrach Rice Senr sign.) Rec. 30 Mar. 1808. Ex. by J. Colson, Protem.
• In 1790 William Micajah Williams was living in Prince George Parish, Winyah, Georgetown South Carolina. "South Carolina: Know all men by these presents that I, John Vivian, of Georgetown, Craven County, in the province of South Carolina to me in hand well and truly paid by Micajah Williams at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge and myself therewith fully satisfied well contented and paid have bargained and sold and by these presents in plain and open market do bargain and sell unto the said Micajah Williams and to his heirs and assigns one eight day clock and its furniture, four chairs, one small table, three brass candlesticks and two iron pots to have and to hold the said clock, four chairs table candlesticks and iron pots unto the said Micajah Williams and to his heirs and assigns forever upon trust nevertheless and to and for the uses intents and purposes herein after mentioned and set forth, that is to say to and for the only sold and separate use and benefit and behoof of Mary Vivian and to the sold behoof of such person or persons as she may sell devise bequeath or give bestow and deliver the same and to & for no other use intent or purpose whatsoever and I the said John Vivian for myself my heirs executors and admor. the said bargained premises & every part of them with their appurtenances unto him the said Micajah Williams and to his heirs and assigns for the uses and purposes before mentioned shall and will warrant and forever defend by these presents in witness whereof I, the said John Vivian, have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenties (20th) day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two (1772) and in the twelfth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the third by the grace of God of Great Britain, France & Ireland King Defender of the Faith & so forth. Signed John (his mark) Vivian"
• B254-256. July 11, 1801. William Williams of South Carjolina planter to Richard Green Williams of same place for 32 lbs sterling part of 113a Ws Little Pee Dee River granted to William Williams February 2, 1791 Grant Book A No. 5, p. 390. Plat annexed. Sig. William Williams. Wit: William Rogers, Liml W. Morgan. Pr. before Lewis Harrelson JQ, Oct. 5, 1801. Margaret Williams wife of William Williams rdr July 20, 1803 after the decease of William Williams Eighteenth month. Rec. August 1, 1803. (Witness to wife's signature not given. William Micajah Williams arrived in Charles Town on the Scooner, Harrietta on June 24, 1765 from Georgia. He married Agnes Avant and had a son, Henry Williams about 1775. William and Agnes purchased property in Marion County, South Carolina, in February 1790. Henry married Ann M. Jordan. John Benjamin Lowrimore married Ann Julian Williams, the youngest daughter of William Micajah Williams. John and Ann's descendants still lived on this 500 acres in the 1990s. May 21, 1811, John Benjamin Lowrimore and Ann Julian Williams sold the 154 acres of the 404 acres in Georgetown County to Henry Williams. William A. Lowrimore filed suit in the Georgetown court against William Micajah Williams regarding an account he had with him (South Carolina Archives Judgement Roll Box 131A, #518A).
• Let me know if any of the above helps us solve this puzzle. I have a book about the Kirtons, Finkleas and Avants and it just shows that Agnes Avant married a Williams and does not name him. After his death the widow Williams married William Thomas Kirton, Jr. and had three sons: Thomas Kirton, who moved to Horry County, South Carolina and his residence is shown on Mill's Atlas as near Gallivants Ferry, Phillip Cannon Kirton, born 16 July 1767 and Elizabeth Kirton. Philliip Cannon Kirton's tombstone is on private property East of Great Pee Dee River.

Sources

• Source: Ancestry Family Trees (Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members), Ancestry.com, Database online. Record for Richard Garrett Williams; http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&pid=192
• Source: Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2006), www.ancestry.com, Database online. Record for William Micajah Williams; http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=46363644289&indiv=try
• Source: Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Provo, UT, USA, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2006), www.ancestry.com, Database online. Record for William Williams; http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=pubmembertrees&h=25551829889&indiv=try
• Source: Edward Thomas Ray Descendants.FTW; Descendants of Benjamin Williams; b 1545.FTW; Joseph A Williams Family Tree Mar 3 05- 2 .GED; Edward Thomas Ray Descendants.FTW; Wendell Barnhill Pope, GEDCOM File : wbp3.ged; Descendants of Benjamin Williams b 1545.FTW; Record for Phillip Cannon Kirton; http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=pubmembertrees&h=1005992432&indi v=try14
• Source: Joseph A Williams Family Tree; Mar 3 05- 2 .GED; Edward Thomas Ray Descendants.FTW; Joseph Allen Williams; http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=pubmembertrees&h=377271863&indiv =try23; OneWorldTreeSM, www.ancestry.com
• Source: Descendants of Benjamin Williams b 1545.FTW; http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=sse&db=pubmembertrees&h=466442950&indiv =try27; Ancestry.com, One World Tree (sm) (Name: Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, n.d)
• Source: Ancestry.com, 1820 United States Federal Census (Name: Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010), www.ancestry.com, Online publication - Ancestry.com. 1820 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data - Fourth Census of the United States, 1820. (NARA microfilm publication M33, 142 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Black River, Georgetown, South Carolina, roll , page , image.
• Source: 1850 United States Federal Census; Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees (Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc), www.ancestry.com, Database online. Record for Elizabeth Williams Marlow; http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=0&pid=72