Tennessee as recorded in 1850 U.S. Census, looks like p. 457 #1491, he was 21 years old. Also on page 71 of the U.S. Census for 1850.
He is buried in family cemetery. Go back a gravel road beside the old house until you come to a cattle gate. Go through the gate and there is a sink hole on the right in the pasture. Keep to the left and go through a gate to the left, go about 50 feet and go into the woods on the left. The cemetery is in the woods about 75-100 feet.
Written on the tombstone is this inscription:
"Dear Father, thou hast left us here,
Thy loss we dearly feel,
But tis God that hath bereaft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Christopher C. Williams was a blacksmith by trade according to the census report of 1850.
He is buried in family cemetery. Go back a gravel road beside the old house until you come to a cattle gate. Go through the gate and there is a sink hole on the right in the pasture. Keep to the left and go through a gate to the left, go about 50 feet and go into the woods on the left. The cemetery is in the woods about 75-100 feet.
Written on the tombstone is this inscription:
"Dear Father, thou hast left us here,
Thy loss we dearly feel,
But tis God that hath bereaft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Christopher C. Williams was a blacksmith by trade according to the census report of 1850.
Tennessee as recorded in 1850 U.S. Census, looks like p. 457 #1491, he was 21 years old. Also on page 71 of the U.S. Census for 1850.
He is buried in family cemetery. Go back a gravel road beside the old house until you come to a cattle gate. Go through the gate and there is a sink hole on the right in the pasture. Keep to the left and go through a gate to the left, go about 50 feet and go into the woods on the left. The cemetery is in the woods about 75-100 feet.
Written on the tombstone is this inscription:
"Dear Father, thou hast left us here,
Thy loss we dearly feel,
But tis God that hath bereaft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Christopher C. Williams was a blacksmith by trade according to the census report of 1850.
He is buried in family cemetery. Go back a gravel road beside the old house until you come to a cattle gate. Go through the gate and there is a sink hole on the right in the pasture. Keep to the left and go through a gate to the left, go about 50 feet and go into the woods on the left. The cemetery is in the woods about 75-100 feet.
Written on the tombstone is this inscription:
"Dear Father, thou hast left us here,
Thy loss we dearly feel,
But tis God that hath bereaft us,
He can all our sorrows heal."
Christopher C. Williams was a blacksmith by trade according to the census report of 1850.
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