Matthew Williamson (1824-1884) was a butcher in Somerville, New Jersey who died of cancer. (b. 1824; most likely in Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey - d. March 20, 1884; Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey)
Parents:
Cornelius Matthias Williamson (1799-1878) and Catherine Van Houten Deats (1805-1830).
Birth:
He was born in 1824 according to his death certificate.
Marriage:
He married Sarah Kershaw (1843-?) around 1865. It may have been his second marriage. Sarah was the daughter of Abraham Kershaw (c1820-?) and Sarah Olderen (c1820-?). He was 19 years older then she was. His marriage certificate has not been found yet.
Death:
He died on March 20, 1884 at his home on South Street in Somerville. He died of cancer and had been ill for about 1 year.
Burial:
He was buried in the Old Somerville Cemetery in Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey according to his death certificate. No tombstone has been found for him yet.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 12, 2010 based on his death certificate and the marriage certificate for Sarah Kershaw, for her second marriage.
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Parents:
Cornelius Matthias Williamson (1799-1878) and Catherine Van Houten Deats (1805-1830).
Birth:
He was born in 1824 according to his death certificate.
Marriage:
He married Sarah Kershaw (1843-?) around 1865. It may have been his second marriage. Sarah was the daughter of Abraham Kershaw (c1820-?) and Sarah Olderen (c1820-?). He was 19 years older then she was. His marriage certificate has not been found yet.
Death:
He died on March 20, 1884 at his home on South Street in Somerville. He died of cancer and had been ill for about 1 year.
Burial:
He was buried in the Old Somerville Cemetery in Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey according to his death certificate. No tombstone has been found for him yet.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 12, 2010 based on his death certificate and the marriage certificate for Sarah Kershaw, for her second marriage.
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Matthew Williamson (1824-1884) was a butcher in Somerville, New Jersey who died of cancer. (b. 1824; most likely in Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey - d. March 20, 1884; Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey)
Parents:
Cornelius Matthias Williamson (1799-1878) and Catherine Van Houten Deats (1805-1830).
Birth:
He was born in 1824 according to his death certificate.
Marriage:
He married Sarah Kershaw (1843-?) around 1865. It may have been his second marriage. Sarah was the daughter of Abraham Kershaw (c1820-?) and Sarah Olderen (c1820-?). He was 19 years older then she was. His marriage certificate has not been found yet.
Death:
He died on March 20, 1884 at his home on South Street in Somerville. He died of cancer and had been ill for about 1 year.
Burial:
He was buried in the Old Somerville Cemetery in Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey according to his death certificate. No tombstone has been found for him yet.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 12, 2010 based on his death certificate and the marriage certificate for Sarah Kershaw, for her second marriage.
.
Parents:
Cornelius Matthias Williamson (1799-1878) and Catherine Van Houten Deats (1805-1830).
Birth:
He was born in 1824 according to his death certificate.
Marriage:
He married Sarah Kershaw (1843-?) around 1865. It may have been his second marriage. Sarah was the daughter of Abraham Kershaw (c1820-?) and Sarah Olderen (c1820-?). He was 19 years older then she was. His marriage certificate has not been found yet.
Death:
He died on March 20, 1884 at his home on South Street in Somerville. He died of cancer and had been ill for about 1 year.
Burial:
He was buried in the Old Somerville Cemetery in Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey according to his death certificate. No tombstone has been found for him yet.
Research:
Researched and written by Richard Arthur Norton (1958- ) for Findagrave starting on April 12, 2010 based on his death certificate and the marriage certificate for Sarah Kershaw, for her second marriage.
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