Son of William WILLIAMS and Nancy HAISLIP. Children: James W., Martha "Patsy", Anna, William Henry, Mary Aster "Polly", John Henry, John Philip, Harriet, Elizabeth Person, Frances, Edmond L.
Brother to Rev. James Williams, Daniel Williams, Lucy Williams Peace of Civil Order/Chapel Hill and William Williams, Sr. of Belfast, Marshall County
-Migrated to Montgomery County in 1812.
-Henry Williams had a 2,000 acre plantation here with a tobacco factory, post office, school and a church.
Brother to Rev. James Williams, Daniel Williams, Lucy Williams Peace of Civil Order/Chapel Hill and William Williams, Sr. of Belfast, Marshall County
-Migrated to Montgomery County in 1812.
-Henry Williams had a 2,000 acre plantation here with a tobacco factory, post office, school and a church.
Son of William WILLIAMS and Nancy HAISLIP. Children: James W., Martha "Patsy", Anna, William Henry, Mary Aster "Polly", John Henry, John Philip, Harriet, Elizabeth Person, Frances, Edmond L.
Brother to Rev. James Williams, Daniel Williams, Lucy Williams Peace of Civil Order/Chapel Hill and William Williams, Sr. of Belfast, Marshall County
-Migrated to Montgomery County in 1812.
-Henry Williams had a 2,000 acre plantation here with a tobacco factory, post office, school and a church.
Brother to Rev. James Williams, Daniel Williams, Lucy Williams Peace of Civil Order/Chapel Hill and William Williams, Sr. of Belfast, Marshall County
-Migrated to Montgomery County in 1812.
-Henry Williams had a 2,000 acre plantation here with a tobacco factory, post office, school and a church.
Inscription
Inscription on his stone says "He first settled this place"
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