Mary Williams was born in 1762 (some records say 1760) in North Carolina. Some researchers say she was born in Macon County that year but Macon County was not yet formed. She was the daughter of William Williams and Jane Westover Williams. They had lived in Lincoln County, NC before.
She married Peter Mason, Jr. in 1783 in NC.
Mary and Peter lived in the Cowee section of Macon County part of their lives. They raised several children including:
Peter (b 1783)
Thomas
William Monroe "Billy"
Jacob
John
and at least two daughters, one being Mary
She died in the Cowee section and is buried in Cowee Baptist Church Cemetery; her grave is unmarked.
She married Peter Mason, Jr. in 1783 in NC.
Mary and Peter lived in the Cowee section of Macon County part of their lives. They raised several children including:
Peter (b 1783)
Thomas
William Monroe "Billy"
Jacob
John
and at least two daughters, one being Mary
She died in the Cowee section and is buried in Cowee Baptist Church Cemetery; her grave is unmarked.
Mary Williams was born in 1762 (some records say 1760) in North Carolina. Some researchers say she was born in Macon County that year but Macon County was not yet formed. She was the daughter of William Williams and Jane Westover Williams. They had lived in Lincoln County, NC before.
She married Peter Mason, Jr. in 1783 in NC.
Mary and Peter lived in the Cowee section of Macon County part of their lives. They raised several children including:
Peter (b 1783)
Thomas
William Monroe "Billy"
Jacob
John
and at least two daughters, one being Mary
She died in the Cowee section and is buried in Cowee Baptist Church Cemetery; her grave is unmarked.
She married Peter Mason, Jr. in 1783 in NC.
Mary and Peter lived in the Cowee section of Macon County part of their lives. They raised several children including:
Peter (b 1783)
Thomas
William Monroe "Billy"
Jacob
John
and at least two daughters, one being Mary
She died in the Cowee section and is buried in Cowee Baptist Church Cemetery; her grave is unmarked.
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