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Mary Jane Crenshaw Tyner
Dec. 26, 1889 - Sept. 21, 1967
Mary Jane Crenshaw was the daughter of Mentice
Dominico "Dink" Crenshaw and his wife Lillie Thomas Houston.
Mary Jane Crenshaw married Walter Louis Tyner on December 13, 1911.
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Walter Louis Tyner
Dec. 3, 1886 - Jan 3, 1964
Walter Louis Tyner was the son of John Polk
Tyner and his wife Effie Ann McDonald.
1920 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, p. 248, Walnut Grove, Supv
Dist 5, ED 27, #63
1930 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, Carthage Road, Widowed, p. 263, ED 40-12 Supv
Dist 7, Sheet 5a, #94-96
World War I Draft Registration Card: Tyner, Walter Lewis, 30, Union, b 3 Dec 1887 in Beach Springs MS, Farmer, Wife, Child & Father, Medium Height & Build, Blue Eyes, Brown Hair, Precinct Neshoba
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John Polk Tyner
Sept. 24, 1841 - Nov. 15, 1923
John Polk Tyner was a son of Dr. Lewis W. Tyner
and his wife Sarah. He married Effie Ann McDonald about 1864. His
tombstone shows his name incorrectly. His birth year also seems to be
incorrect on his tombstone. All census records, including those when he
was living in his father's household show him to be born 1844-1845. The
1900 census, which shows month and year of birth indicates that he was born in
September 1844.
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census #1199-1199
1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 10, Supv District 2, ED 60 #82-82
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Supv District 5, ED 44, #100-100
1910 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #88-88
1920 Leake Co, MS Census - Enumerated in household of his son Walter L. Tyner
Private, 33rd Mississippi, Co A, CSA
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Effie Ann McDonald Tyner
June 20, 1846 - Jan. 19, 1915
Effie Ann McDonald was the daughter of Murdock
James McDonald and his wife Rebecca Henderson. She married John Polk
Tyner.
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Dr. Lewis W. Tyner
Born Feb. 12, 1806
Aged About 72 Years
1850 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 3, p. 42, #548-611, Farmer
1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Physician, p. 595, Township 9, Range 11, #426-434
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census #1215-1215
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Sarah Tiner
April 21, 1813 - March 2, 1902
Sarah was the wife of Dr. Lewis W. Tyner.
1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 10, Supv Dist 2, ED 60 #84-84
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Perry Tyner
1842 - 1928
Thomas Perry Tyner was a son of Dr. Lewis W.
Tyner and his wife Sarah. He married Maggie E. Census record
consistently indicate that he was born later in the decade. The 1900
census, which indicates month and year of birth shows him born April 1847.
He and his wife died without issue, possibly explaining the tombstone errors.
1880 - Living in the Neshoba Co, MS household of his mother, Sarah Tiner.
1900 Newton Co, MS Census, Beat 3. p 228, Supv 5, ED 57, Sheet 12A, #203-203, Farmer
1920 Leake Co, MS Census, Walnut Grove, Beat 5, Supv 5, ED 76, Sheet 4b, #64-68, Farmer
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Maggie E. Tyner
1852 - 1952
(Maiden name unknown)
Maggie E. married Thomas Perry Tyner.
Census records consistently show her younger than the tombstone date. The
1900 enumeration which shows month and year of birth indicate that she was born
January 1869. This date is also consistent with her 1930 census
record. She appears to have died without issue, possibly explaining the
cause of the tombstone error.
1930 Leake Co, MS Census, Beat 5, Carthage Road, Widowed, p. 263, ED 40-12 Supv Dist 7, Sheet 5a, #93-95
(Living adjacent to the Walter Louis Tyner family.)
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Lewis W. Tiner
Died August 18, 1864
Aged 28 yrs, 6 ms, 21 days
Lewis W. Tiner was a son of Dr. Lewis W. Tyner
and his wife Sarah.
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William J. Tyner
April 10, 1872 - Dec. 23, 1909
W. J. Tyner was a son of James Polk Tyner and
his wife Effie Ann McDonald. He married Virginia Barrett.
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Supv District 5, ED 44, #95-95
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Virginia Tyner
1871 - 1950
(Family information indicates that she was a
Barrett, from the Hattiesburg area. She is reported to have gone back to
her family after the death of her husband.)
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Jesse M. & Green M. Rodgers Tyner
Died July 6, 1861
Jesse M. & Green M. were sons of Dr. Lewis W.
Tyner and his
wife Sarah.
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Walter L. Tyner, Jr.
Born Nov. 22, 1919
Died Oct. 3, 1999
Walter L. Tyner, Jr. was the son of Walter Louis
Tyner and his wife, Mary Jane Crenshaw.
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Hiram Bates Cole
June 6, 1828 - Dec. 13, 1910
Hiram Bates Cole married (1) Mary Francis Hadley October 1, 1850
in Richmond Co, NC. He married (2) Nancy Elizabeth Galloway. His two
wives are buried on opposite sides of him.
Born in the Rockingham district of Richmond Co, NC, Hiram served in the Civil War. He and his company left Mississippi and crossed into Arkansas at Helena, AR on their way to the Pea Ridge Battlefield in Northwest, Arkansas. This information was relayed to Don Edwards by his Aunt Mary.
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census #1216-1216
1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 10, Supv Dist 2, ED 60, #85-85
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Supv. District 5, ED 44, #195-195
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Mary Francis Hadley Cole
Died Aug. 2, 1865
Aged 27 yrs, 8 ms, 21 ds
Mary F. Hadley was the 1st wife of Hiram Bates
Cole. Born in the Wolf Pit District of Richmond Co, NC, she was the daughter of William Hadley and his wife
Cuzzy.
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Nancy Elizabeth Galloway Cole
Dec. 18, 1848 - July 20, 1923
(the 2nd wife of Hiram Bates Cole)
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J. W. Henry
March 4, 1856
September 13, 1909
John W. Henry was the son of Confederate veteran Rev. John N.
Henry and his wife Sarah E. Thomas. He married Martha Jane Cole, daughter
of Hiram Bates Cole and his 1st wife Mary Francis Hadley.
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 85, Supv Dist 5, ED 44, Sheet 2A, #21-21
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M. J.
Wife of J. W. Henry
Born July 8, 1857
Died June 15, 1882
Martha Jane Cole was a daughter of Hiram Bates Cole and his 1st
wife Mary Frances Hadley. She married John W. Henry.
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Lee Richardson
August 24, 1884 - December 2, 1986
Verna Opal Cole Richardson
August 13, 1885 - August 24, 1972
Verna Opal Cole was a child of Hiram Bates Cole and his 2nd wife
Nancy Elizabeth Galloway. She married Lee Richardson.
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John Charles Richardson
PFC US Marine Corps World War II
May 10, 1923 - November 10, 1984
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Louis Richmond Cole
Son of H B & M F Cole
Died September 30, 1871
Age 4 y 7?m 1 day
This is a very confusing tombstone. It specifically
indicates that Louis Richmond Cole was a child of Hiram Bates Cole and his 1st
wife Mary Francis Hadley. But the age at death calculates to be almost two
years after Mary Francis Hadley Cole died.
Census information seems to validate the dates on Louis Richmond
Cole's tombstone, but could actually be an explanation for the confusion.
On the 1870 census Mary Frances Cole, Louis Richmond Cole's older sister, is
show to be 4 years old. She was actually born in 1863 which would have
made her 6-7 years old on the date of that enumeration. Louis Richmond
Cole is shown on that same census to be a year younger. If we apply that
age difference to what we know to be the correct birth date of his older sister
we find Louis Richmond Cole to be born 1864-1865, which is consistent with his
Mother's death date. We feel certain that what is incorrect on Louis
Richmond Cole's tombstone is his age (in years) at death, possibly provided by
his stepmother.
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Walter Henry Cole
December 28, 1872 - October 24, 1955
Florence Walton Cole
April 15, 1885 - April 15, 1953
Walter Henry Cole was a son of Hiram Bates Cole and his 2nd wife
Nancy Elizabeth Galloway. He married Florence Walton about 1903.
1910 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 200, #68-69
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Maudie Cole
Daughter of W. H. & F. A. Cole
November 21, 1905
May 20, 1906
Maudie Cole was a child of Walter Henry Cole and his wife
Frances A. Walton
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India V. Williamson
April 16, 1868
January 18, 1948
India V. Cole was a daughter of Hiram Bates Cole and his 2nd
wife Nancy Elizabeth Galloway. She married James W. Williamson.
Photo Courtesy of Vince
Hatten.
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James W. Williamson
September 12, 1864
October 6, 1912
Photo and Family Information Courtesy of Vince
Hatten
James W. Williamson was the son of Hardy Williamson. He
was the brother of William Henry Williamson..
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J. H. Cole
April 7, 1856
October 10, 1916
James Hill Cole was a son of Calvin C. Cole and his wife Mary L.
Talbert. He married Harriet Evaline (maiden name unknown), probably in
Kemper Co, MS. James Hill Cole was a nephew of Hiram Bates Cole.
1880 Kemper Co, MS Census, Moscow, p 82d
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 86, #37-37, Supv Dist 5, ED 44, Sheet 3a, Farming
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Calvin C. Cole
August 12, 1873
May 26, 1946
Gone But Not Forgotten
Calvin C. Cole was a son of James Hill Cole and his wife Harriet
Evaline. He married Sallie Driskell.
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #202-202, Farming, Supv Dis 5, ED 44, Sheet 13A
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Stephen D. Cole
1889 - 1936
Francis Cole Watkins
1900 - 1976
Stephen Durant Cole, born September 17, 1888 in Darnel, MS, was
the son of James Hill Cole and his wife Harriet Evaline. He married
Francis.
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Sallie Cole
February 13, 1878
January 9, 1950
Sallie Driskell, born in Lauderdale Co, MS was a daughter of
Lewis Driskell and his wife Mollie Frances Graham. She married Calvin C.
Cole about 1897.
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Susan A. Hadley
Wife of John W Hadley
and daughter of
J. K. & Sarah Winfield
Born in Ala.
September 28, 1849
Died November 23, 1874
Susan Adeline Winfield, daughter of James
Kennedy Winfield and his wife Sarah Sherard, was born in Brush Creek, Perry
Co, AL. After
Susan's death John W. Hadley married her sister Martha Jane Winfield, widow of John
Thomas. John W. Hadley & Martha Jane Winfield Thomas Hadley are buried at Dixon Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery in Neshoba Co, MS.
Thanks can be given to the unknown person who has recently cleaned the tombstone
of Susan Winfield Hadley. It was previously so blackened that its
wonderful inscription couldn't be read.
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James K. Hadley
Died August 21, 1871
Age 2 ys 7 ms 21 ds
James K. Hadley was probably named James Kennedy for his
maternal grandfather James Kennedy Winfield. He was a son of John W.
Hadley and his 1st wife Susan Adeline Winfield.
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William Hadley
Born in N. C.
Died April 6, 1869
Aged 71 years 7 mos
1835 - 1840 Purchased Neshoba Co, MS Land Using Military Warrants
1850 Neshoba Co, MS Census, p 141b, #363-381
1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census, PO Dixon, Township 9 Range 11, p. 598, Farmer, #445-453
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Cuzzy Hadley
Born in N. C.
Died Oct. 19, 1874
Aged 70 Yrs.
Cuzzy Hadley (maiden name unknown) was the wife
of William Hadley and the mother-in-law of Susan Winfield Hadley, whose
tombstone is listed above.
1850 Richmond Co, NC Census, Wolf Pit District, p. 282, #468-464
(In 1850 William Hadley had already relocated to Neshoba Co, MS. Cuzzy and
the children were still living in North Carolina.)
In 1870 Cuzzy was living in the household of her daughter Martha & husband Green B. Walton, in Neshoba Co, MS. Cuzzy's age was listed as
70.
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Rev. Murdock James McDonald
1822 - 1906
Rev. Murdock James McDonald was born December 1822 in
Chesterfield District, SC. He was a son of Murdock McDonald and his wife
Effie Douglas. He married Rebecca Henderson.
1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census #440, T9 R11
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #1035-1035
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Supv District 5, ED 44, living in household of child Daniel.
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Rebecca Henderson McDonald
wife of M. J. McDonald
Daughter of Thos & Mary Henderson
Born Feb. 9, 1826 - Died May 21, 1900
1860 Neshoba Co, MS Census #440, T9 R11
1870 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #1035-1035
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Daniel Joseph McDonald
Born July 27, 1858
Died July 17, 1909
Daniel Joseph McDonald was a son of Rev. Murdock James McDonald
and his wife Rebecca Henderson. He married Ella about 1880.
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Supv District 5, ED 55
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P. J. McDonald
June 13, 1862
July 17, 1909
Peter J. P. McDonald was a son of Rev. Murdock McDonald and his
wife Rebecca Henderson.
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James W. McDonald
August 25, 1875
December 26, 1901
James W. McDonald was a child of Murdock T McDonald and his wife
Francis Hoy.
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Great Grandma & Grandpa
John Rutledge
1822 - 1891
Mary "Sis" Brewer Rutledge
1836 - 1929
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Sarah A, Wife of Richard Rutledge
Born April 2, 1853
Died August 11, 1896
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Elisha Walton
1869 - 1950
Elisha James Walton was born June 1869, a child of Green Berry
Walton and his wife Mary "Polly" Edwards. He married Mary Emma
Germany about 1894.
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Supv District 5, ED 44, #118-113
1920 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Dixon/Waldo, #293-304
1930 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, Dixon/Waldo, #205-205
BeBetter News, The Neshoba Democrat, April 15, 1949: We regret the continued illness of Mr. Elisha Walton, he has been in ill health for quite a while. He is now at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Hillman, this community.
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Emma Germany Walton
1874 - 1942
Emma Germany married Elisha James
Walton. The 1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census lists her birth as March 1875.
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Dena Walton Germany
Born Apr. 6, 1899
Died Feb. 28, 1996
Dena Walton was a daughter of Elisha James Walton and his
wife Emma Germany. She married Joe H. Germany about 1930. On the
1930 census he is enumerated as head of household, living alone. She is
listed as 32 years old, unmarried, and living with her parents.
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Joe H. Germany
1881 - 1962
He married Dena Walton.
1930 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Dixon and Waldo, Page: 21A, Enumeration District: 13, Beat 4, #405-405
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Olive Bertha Gilbert
Wife of Elijah L. Walton Sr.
December 31, 1881
June 20, 1969
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Elijah L. Walton Jr.
September 4, 1916
December 3, 1955
Elijah L. Walton Jr. was a child of Elijah L. Walton and his 2nd
wife Olive Bertha Gilbert.
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W. Jay Walton
August 10, 1908
March 17, 1998
Willie Jay Walton was a son of Elisha James Walton and his wife
Emma Germany.
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W. W. Hillman
October 27, 1850 - January 28, 1936
Winder W. Hillman was born in Marion Co, GA, a son of Caleb R.
Hillman and his wife Sarah L. Bentley. He married Nancy Jane Livingston
about 1870.
1880 Marion Co, GA Census, 807th District, Supv Dist 5, ED 41, Sheet 25, p. 102, #112-116, Farmer
1900 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, p. 85, Supv Dist 5, ED 44, Sheet 2B, #28-28
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Nancy Jane Hillman
April 30, 1855 - March 5, 1939
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Winfield Hillman
July 29, 1890 - July 15, 1975
Grace Hillman
February 25, 1898 - March 8, 1974
Winder Winfield Hillman was a son of Winder W. Hillman and his
wife Nancy Jane Livingston. He married Grace Tidwell.
Mr. Winfield Hillman is a fond remembrance. He lived on
Daddy's mail route. When Daddy first began carrying the route, Mr.
Winfield informed him that anything placed in a certain location was for left
there for him. From that time forward he rewarded his mailman with a never
ending supply of fresh fruits and produce from his Neshoba County farm. He
was a friend who will forever be remembered.
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George
Jefferson Hillman
December 4, 1887 -
June 4, 1971
Nora A. Butler Hillman
October 16, 1887 -
November 5, 1960
Jeff Hillman was a son of Winder W. Hillman and
his wife Nancy Jane Livingston.
Photo courtesy of Vince
Hatten.
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W. H. Houston
Born Oct. 11, 1856
Died Dec. 9, 1935
William H. Houston was a son of Joseph Lawrence Houston and his
wife Mary C. Johnson. He married Mary E.
1930 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #214-214
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James Robert Shackelford
July 18, 1919
February 12, 1997
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Thomas W. Gully
July 14, 1848
August 22, 1901
Thomas W. Gully was a son of Jesse Gully and his wife Hannah
Calcoat. He married Nancy Walton, daughter of John Walton Jr. and his wife
Margaret.
1880 Neshoba Co, MS Census, Beat 4, #65-65
Co I 1st Regiment, Co G State Troops Cavalry as Corporal
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 W.
H. Williamson
Born in Taylor County, Georgia
September 4, 1830
Died September 27, 1897
William Henry Williamson, born in Butler, Taylor County, GA, married 30
Jan 1853 to Elizabeth A. Hays. He was born 4 September 1830 and Died 27
Sept 1897. Both are buried at Mount Zion United Methodist Church Cemetery
in in Neshoba Co, Mississippi. William Henry Williamson was a Lt. in the
the War between the States for the 40th Mississippi Infantry nickname Neshoba
Tigers. Most of the Williamson families in Neshoba County today are descendants
of this Williamson clan and his three brothers John, Benjaman, and Nixon. Their
Father Hardy Williamson also made the trip from from Taylor County, Georgia to
Neshoba County, Mississippi. Vince
Hatten
Picture, family and census information courtesy of Vince
Hatten, who would like to correspond with anyone researching this
family.
1860 NESHOBA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI FEDERAL CENSUS
23 35 W452 Williamson Williamson W. H. 29 M farmer 800 369 Ga
23 36 W452 Williamson Elizabeth A. 30 F hk Ga
23 37 W452 Williamson Amanda A. 6 F Ga B
23 38 W452 Williamson Augustus W. 4 M Ms
23 39 W452 Williamson Henry J. 2 M Ms
23 40 W452 Williamson Virginia 8m F Ms
1870 NESHOBA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI FEDERAL CENSUS
48 24 W452 Williamson William H, 39, M, W, Farmer, GA
48 25 W452 Williamson Elizabeth A, 40, F, W, Keeping House, GA
48 26 W452 Williamson Amanda A, 16, F, W, , GA
48 27 W452 Williamson Augustus W, 14, M, W, Farm Laborer, MS
48 28 W452 Williamson Henry J, 12, M, W, Farm Laborer, MS
48 29 W452 Williamson Virginia, 11, F, W, , MS
48 30 W452 Williamson Robert, 9, M, W, , MS
48 31 W452 Williamson William C, 5, M, W, , MS
48 32 W452 Williamson Frances L, 3, F, W, , MS
48 33 W452 Williamson Elija W, 1, M, W, , MS
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Elizabeth A. Williamson
Born in Taylor County, Georgia
January 26, 1830
Died October 25, 1889
Photo and family information courtesy of Vince
Hatten, who would like to correspond with anyone researching this
family.
Elizabeth Ann Hays, born in Taylor Co, GA was the wife of
William Henry Williamson.
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A. W. Williamson
March 15, 1856
April 23, 1922
Augustus W. Williamson is a son of William Henry Williamson and
his wife Elizabeth Ann Hays. He married Laura Adella Peebles.
Photo Courtesy of Vince
Hatten. Please contact Vince if you are researching this family.
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Laura Adella,
wife of A. W. Williamson
February 20, 1860
June 28, 1947
Laura Adella Peeples was the wife of Augustus W. Williamson.
Photoi Courtesy of Vince
Hatten
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