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Rev William Logan Williams

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Rev William Logan Williams

Birth
DeKalb County, Tennessee, USA
Death
1 Jan 1929 (aged 83)
Greer, Oregon County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Woodside, Oregon County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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Son of Gilbert Arnold Williams and Sarah "Sallie" (Simpson) Williams.
Veteran of the Civil War, fighting for the Confederate cause.
Married Nancy Simmons 28/Sep/1865 at Oregon Co., MO.
Blacksmith.
He was a Baptist preacher.

Per MO Death certificate #2774, burial 03/Jan/1929.

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Logan Williams was born February 6th 1845 in the state of Tennessee. He was married to Nancy Simmons and to this union was born four children, Marion Williams and Mary Armstrong still surviving and the other two passing away years ago. He is survived by three brothers and two sisters: Sim, Pete, and Ira Williams, Polly Parrott, and Jocie Parrott. He is survived by five grandchildren.
For the past seven months he had made his home with G.A. Arnold (should be Simmons), and departed this life after an illness of only five days, January 1, 1929, at the age of 83 years, 10 months, and 25 days.
Mr. Williams professed a faith in Christ at 20 years of age, living a devoted life to his Maker until his death, serving, being one of the active Baptist ministers until advanced age removed him from the stage of action a few years ago, but his memory will remain in the mind of those recalling his work in building church houses and an active part taken in the upbuilding of humanity.
He was placed to rest at the Hall Cemetery after a fitting funeral service conducted by the Rev. Perry F. Bennett Wednesday, January 2, 1929.
SOUTH MISSOURIAN DEMOCRAT
THAYER ,(O
20/Jan/1929
Son of Gilbert Arnold Williams and Sarah "Sallie" (Simpson) Williams.
Veteran of the Civil War, fighting for the Confederate cause.
Married Nancy Simmons 28/Sep/1865 at Oregon Co., MO.
Blacksmith.
He was a Baptist preacher.

Per MO Death certificate #2774, burial 03/Jan/1929.

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Logan Williams was born February 6th 1845 in the state of Tennessee. He was married to Nancy Simmons and to this union was born four children, Marion Williams and Mary Armstrong still surviving and the other two passing away years ago. He is survived by three brothers and two sisters: Sim, Pete, and Ira Williams, Polly Parrott, and Jocie Parrott. He is survived by five grandchildren.
For the past seven months he had made his home with G.A. Arnold (should be Simmons), and departed this life after an illness of only five days, January 1, 1929, at the age of 83 years, 10 months, and 25 days.
Mr. Williams professed a faith in Christ at 20 years of age, living a devoted life to his Maker until his death, serving, being one of the active Baptist ministers until advanced age removed him from the stage of action a few years ago, but his memory will remain in the mind of those recalling his work in building church houses and an active part taken in the upbuilding of humanity.
He was placed to rest at the Hall Cemetery after a fitting funeral service conducted by the Rev. Perry F. Bennett Wednesday, January 2, 1929.
SOUTH MISSOURIAN DEMOCRAT
THAYER ,(O
20/Jan/1929

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