War of 1812
HENRY WILLIAMS married Elizabeth Albert. They "came from Greenbrier Co., Va., in 1805, on horseback, each of them carrying two children, the youngest only 3 months old." He built the first cabin in "virgin woods inhabited by only Indians, buffalo and wolves." Henry was drafted during the War of 1812, under Capt. McPherson. "Henry Jr. tells us that his father, at one shot with a rifle, killed seven wild turkeys." There were nine children: Isaac, Nancy, Jane, Henry Jr., Margaret, Elizabeth, Selah, Mary and John J. A.
Henry Williams mother was Margaretha Harless Williams 1747 - 1820, burial unknown
Contributor: Cynthia Vazquez (49898470)
Contributor: Cynthia Vazquez (49898470)
War of 1812
HENRY WILLIAMS married Elizabeth Albert. They "came from Greenbrier Co., Va., in 1805, on horseback, each of them carrying two children, the youngest only 3 months old." He built the first cabin in "virgin woods inhabited by only Indians, buffalo and wolves." Henry was drafted during the War of 1812, under Capt. McPherson. "Henry Jr. tells us that his father, at one shot with a rifle, killed seven wild turkeys." There were nine children: Isaac, Nancy, Jane, Henry Jr., Margaret, Elizabeth, Selah, Mary and John J. A.
Henry Williams mother was Margaretha Harless Williams 1747 - 1820, burial unknown
Contributor: Cynthia Vazquez (49898470)
Contributor: Cynthia Vazquez (49898470)
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