Family history states that John Williams was buried between two of the children, Mae and Claude, in a grave without a marker at West Hill Cemetery in Dalton, Georgia.
One family researcher received information from another relative, who, as a child, visited the gravesite often. He described rocks, a street, and the lady who lived across the street. Census records matched the name of the woman who lived across the street from this gravesite.
It is believed that this grave is that of John, Mae, and Claude Williams
Family history states that John Williams was buried between two of the children, Mae and Claude, in a grave without a marker at West Hill Cemetery in Dalton, Georgia.
One family researcher received information from another relative, who, as a child, visited the gravesite often. He described rocks, a street, and the lady who lived across the street. Census records matched the name of the woman who lived across the street from this gravesite.
It is believed that this grave is that of John, Mae, and Claude Williams
Family Members
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Carrie Elizabeth Williams Chester
1887–1949
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Arthur Garfield Williams
1892–1950
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Lovie Williams Blackburn
1893–1942
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Grady Henry Williams
1895–1967
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Ella Williams Martin
1898–1922
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Mary Ellen Williams Rackley
1900–1961
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Carter Tate Williams
1901–1960
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Stanford McKinley Williams
1906–1944
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Claude Williams
1907–1915
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