Gilbert and his father came to Bluefield, West Virginia from Pembroke, Virginia, around 1890 during the building boom which came about due to the construction of the railroad and the roundhouse, maintenance shops and switching yards. They set up their saw mill on the Rev. James Calfee property. They then built and sold houses. That is how Gilbert Williams became acquainted with James Calfee's daughter Belle Calfee. Gilbert built their house on Walton Avenue in south Bluefield, WV.
Gilbert and his father came to Bluefield, West Virginia from Pembroke, Virginia, around 1890 during the building boom which came about due to the construction of the railroad and the roundhouse, maintenance shops and switching yards. They set up their saw mill on the Rev. James Calfee property. They then built and sold houses. That is how Gilbert Williams became acquainted with James Calfee's daughter Belle Calfee. Gilbert built their house on Walton Avenue in south Bluefield, WV.
Family Members
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George Pearis Williams
1851–1933
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Mary Virginia "Molly" Williams Snidow
1853–1942
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William Eggleston Williams
1857–1945
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Sena Ann Williams Lafon
1859–1945
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John Floyd Williams
1861–1922
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Ollie M Williams McKnerney
1864–1949
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India Manerva Williams Duncan
1866–1954
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Nellie Vivian Williams Motley
1868–1954
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Montana Williams
1872–1912
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Claudine Cecil Williams Stephens
1895–1990
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Myrtle Snow Williams Williams
1897–1977
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Ernest Clifton Williams
1899–1981
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James Madison Williams
1901–1973
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Catherine Elizabeth Williams
1903 – unknown
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Oaka Hare Williams Sr
1904–1972
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Willie Mae Williams
1906 – unknown
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Bessie Frances Williams Yost
1908–1993
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Gilbert Walker Williams Jr
1910–1985
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