1870 Butte, California Page 17 David Williams 54 Wales/Sarah Williams 53 Wales/John Williams 16 Wisconsin/Eliza Williams 14 Wisconsin/David Williams 12 Wisconsin/Mary Williams 10 Calif/Cath Jenkins 2 Calif.
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1880 Oregon, Butte, California Sheet 180a David Williams Self 22 Wisconsin, miner/May Williams Wife 18 California/Johnny Jones Brother-in-law 28 Penn., printer/Ralph Jones Brother-in-law 20 Calif, stage driver/John D Williams Brother 26 Wisc, miner/Ann Joseph Great-grandmother 95 Wales.-Foregoing census record synopsis provided by Find A Grave contributor Deborah Polk, via email February 19, 2020.
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Chico Record, Monday, December 29, 1902, pg 1 col 1-2: Death of D. Williams. Dave Williams of Cherokee, who has for some time past lived in Quincy, was taken ill in that town and there died of pneumonia. His remains were sent to Oroville via Reno and were taken to Cherokee for interment. The deceased was well known in Cherokee and other parts of Eastern Butte, where he lived for many years. He was a brother of J.D. Williams, the well known miner. He leaves two children, both sons, one aged about fourteen and the other younger. Deceased was a cousin of D.H. Williams, Thomas K. and Dan Williams – Oroville Register.
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1880 Oregon, Butte, California Sheet 180a David Williams Self 22 Wisconsin, miner/May Williams Wife 18 California/Johnny Jones Brother-in-law 28 Penn., printer/Ralph Jones Brother-in-law 20 Calif, stage driver/John D Williams Brother 26 Wisc, miner/Ann Joseph Great-grandmother 95 Wales.-Foregoing census record synopsis provided by Find A Grave contributor Deborah Polk, via email February 19, 2020.
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Chico Record, Monday, December 29, 1902, pg 1 col 1-2: Death of D. Williams. Dave Williams of Cherokee, who has for some time past lived in Quincy, was taken ill in that town and there died of pneumonia. His remains were sent to Oroville via Reno and were taken to Cherokee for interment. The deceased was well known in Cherokee and other parts of Eastern Butte, where he lived for many years. He was a brother of J.D. Williams, the well known miner. He leaves two children, both sons, one aged about fourteen and the other younger. Deceased was a cousin of D.H. Williams, Thomas K. and Dan Williams – Oroville Register.
1870 Butte, California Page 17 David Williams 54 Wales/Sarah Williams 53 Wales/John Williams 16 Wisconsin/Eliza Williams 14 Wisconsin/David Williams 12 Wisconsin/Mary Williams 10 Calif/Cath Jenkins 2 Calif.
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1880 Oregon, Butte, California Sheet 180a David Williams Self 22 Wisconsin, miner/May Williams Wife 18 California/Johnny Jones Brother-in-law 28 Penn., printer/Ralph Jones Brother-in-law 20 Calif, stage driver/John D Williams Brother 26 Wisc, miner/Ann Joseph Great-grandmother 95 Wales.-Foregoing census record synopsis provided by Find A Grave contributor Deborah Polk, via email February 19, 2020.
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Chico Record, Monday, December 29, 1902, pg 1 col 1-2: Death of D. Williams. Dave Williams of Cherokee, who has for some time past lived in Quincy, was taken ill in that town and there died of pneumonia. His remains were sent to Oroville via Reno and were taken to Cherokee for interment. The deceased was well known in Cherokee and other parts of Eastern Butte, where he lived for many years. He was a brother of J.D. Williams, the well known miner. He leaves two children, both sons, one aged about fourteen and the other younger. Deceased was a cousin of D.H. Williams, Thomas K. and Dan Williams – Oroville Register.
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1880 Oregon, Butte, California Sheet 180a David Williams Self 22 Wisconsin, miner/May Williams Wife 18 California/Johnny Jones Brother-in-law 28 Penn., printer/Ralph Jones Brother-in-law 20 Calif, stage driver/John D Williams Brother 26 Wisc, miner/Ann Joseph Great-grandmother 95 Wales.-Foregoing census record synopsis provided by Find A Grave contributor Deborah Polk, via email February 19, 2020.
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Chico Record, Monday, December 29, 1902, pg 1 col 1-2: Death of D. Williams. Dave Williams of Cherokee, who has for some time past lived in Quincy, was taken ill in that town and there died of pneumonia. His remains were sent to Oroville via Reno and were taken to Cherokee for interment. The deceased was well known in Cherokee and other parts of Eastern Butte, where he lived for many years. He was a brother of J.D. Williams, the well known miner. He leaves two children, both sons, one aged about fourteen and the other younger. Deceased was a cousin of D.H. Williams, Thomas K. and Dan Williams – Oroville Register.
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