Annie Mary was the daughter of Jasper and Ellen Moore Blair. She came from Dry Prong, LA to Texas as the wife of Allen Frank Williams (buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, TX); mother of Walter Dawson Williams, Richard Williams, Lillie Williams, and Alma Ellen Williams; pregnant when killed in buggy accident in rural Limestone Co., TX. (Information about her death came from family friend Bill Hand.)
Cemetery burial records were lost in a fire. Daddy was shown by A. F. Williams where his grandmother's grave was located as he helped dig the grave for the burial of his own daddy in 1941. The current marker in her memory was placed beside her son, Walter Dawson, by her grandson, Walter Carrol Williams and wife, Elaine (my parents)so that future generations would know that she is buried in this cemetery.
Cemetery burial records were lost in a fire. Daddy was shown by A. F. Williams where his grandmother's grave was located as he helped dig the grave for the burial of his own daddy in 1941. The current marker in her memory was placed beside her son, Walter Dawson, by her grandson, Walter Carrol Williams and wife, Elaine (my parents)so that future generations would know that she is buried in this cemetery.
Annie Mary was the daughter of Jasper and Ellen Moore Blair. She came from Dry Prong, LA to Texas as the wife of Allen Frank Williams (buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, TX); mother of Walter Dawson Williams, Richard Williams, Lillie Williams, and Alma Ellen Williams; pregnant when killed in buggy accident in rural Limestone Co., TX. (Information about her death came from family friend Bill Hand.)
Cemetery burial records were lost in a fire. Daddy was shown by A. F. Williams where his grandmother's grave was located as he helped dig the grave for the burial of his own daddy in 1941. The current marker in her memory was placed beside her son, Walter Dawson, by her grandson, Walter Carrol Williams and wife, Elaine (my parents)so that future generations would know that she is buried in this cemetery.
Cemetery burial records were lost in a fire. Daddy was shown by A. F. Williams where his grandmother's grave was located as he helped dig the grave for the burial of his own daddy in 1941. The current marker in her memory was placed beside her son, Walter Dawson, by her grandson, Walter Carrol Williams and wife, Elaine (my parents)so that future generations would know that she is buried in this cemetery.
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