Polly Ann Williams (aka Mary Rebecca Williams) was born 20 Aug 1862 in Haralson County, Georgia, USA to William Worthy Williams and Eliza Dodson Williams.
Polly Ann can be found on the 1870 Census living with her parents in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. Two of her siblings, Lockie Ann Bethel Williams and Nancy Williams, were also living in the household along with her mother's sister Nancy Dodson. A schoolteacher, Elijah Dempsey, was in the household, but it is not known at this time if he was a relative or a boarder.
According to the 1880 Census, Polly Ann was living with her parents, Worthy and Eliza Dodson Williams, in Haralson County, Georgia. Her brother, John W. Williams, was also living in the household.
Martin Ambrose King and Polly Ann Williams were married on 8 Jan 1888 in Haralson County, Georgia.
On the 1900 Census for Carroll County, Georgia, Polly Ann can be found living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and four children: William Thomas, John Henry, George Washington, and Leon Martin.
According to the 1910 Census, Polly Ann King was living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and five children: John Henry, George Washington, Leon Martin, Leonard Worthy, and Lockie Edna. They were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King.
In 1920, Polly was living in Carroll County, Georgia with her husband, Martin A. King, and daughter, Lockie Edna King. They had also taken in a motherless Lillie Free and were raising her.
According to the 1930 Census, Martin A. King and Polly Ann King were living in Carroll County, Georgia. They were living next door to their son, Leonard Worthy King, and his family.
On the 1940 Census, Martin A. and Polly Ann King were living in Haralson County, Georgia. At that time, they were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King, and his family.
According to her death certificate, Polly Ann Williams King died on 5 Dec 1947 in Waco, Haralson County, Georgia. The cause of death was listed as Cardio-Renal. Polly's parents were listed as Worthy Williams and Eliza Dodson Williams.
Polly Ann Williams was buried at Poplar Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Carroll County, Georgia.
~~Biography Written by Sabrina King Combs, Great-Great Granddaughter~~
Polly Ann can be found on the 1870 Census living with her parents in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. Two of her siblings, Lockie Ann Bethel Williams and Nancy Williams, were also living in the household along with her mother's sister Nancy Dodson. A schoolteacher, Elijah Dempsey, was in the household, but it is not known at this time if he was a relative or a boarder.
According to the 1880 Census, Polly Ann was living with her parents, Worthy and Eliza Dodson Williams, in Haralson County, Georgia. Her brother, John W. Williams, was also living in the household.
Martin Ambrose King and Polly Ann Williams were married on 8 Jan 1888 in Haralson County, Georgia.
On the 1900 Census for Carroll County, Georgia, Polly Ann can be found living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and four children: William Thomas, John Henry, George Washington, and Leon Martin.
According to the 1910 Census, Polly Ann King was living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and five children: John Henry, George Washington, Leon Martin, Leonard Worthy, and Lockie Edna. They were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King.
In 1920, Polly was living in Carroll County, Georgia with her husband, Martin A. King, and daughter, Lockie Edna King. They had also taken in a motherless Lillie Free and were raising her.
According to the 1930 Census, Martin A. King and Polly Ann King were living in Carroll County, Georgia. They were living next door to their son, Leonard Worthy King, and his family.
On the 1940 Census, Martin A. and Polly Ann King were living in Haralson County, Georgia. At that time, they were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King, and his family.
According to her death certificate, Polly Ann Williams King died on 5 Dec 1947 in Waco, Haralson County, Georgia. The cause of death was listed as Cardio-Renal. Polly's parents were listed as Worthy Williams and Eliza Dodson Williams.
Polly Ann Williams was buried at Poplar Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Carroll County, Georgia.
~~Biography Written by Sabrina King Combs, Great-Great Granddaughter~~
Polly Ann Williams (aka Mary Rebecca Williams) was born 20 Aug 1862 in Haralson County, Georgia, USA to William Worthy Williams and Eliza Dodson Williams.
Polly Ann can be found on the 1870 Census living with her parents in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. Two of her siblings, Lockie Ann Bethel Williams and Nancy Williams, were also living in the household along with her mother's sister Nancy Dodson. A schoolteacher, Elijah Dempsey, was in the household, but it is not known at this time if he was a relative or a boarder.
According to the 1880 Census, Polly Ann was living with her parents, Worthy and Eliza Dodson Williams, in Haralson County, Georgia. Her brother, John W. Williams, was also living in the household.
Martin Ambrose King and Polly Ann Williams were married on 8 Jan 1888 in Haralson County, Georgia.
On the 1900 Census for Carroll County, Georgia, Polly Ann can be found living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and four children: William Thomas, John Henry, George Washington, and Leon Martin.
According to the 1910 Census, Polly Ann King was living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and five children: John Henry, George Washington, Leon Martin, Leonard Worthy, and Lockie Edna. They were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King.
In 1920, Polly was living in Carroll County, Georgia with her husband, Martin A. King, and daughter, Lockie Edna King. They had also taken in a motherless Lillie Free and were raising her.
According to the 1930 Census, Martin A. King and Polly Ann King were living in Carroll County, Georgia. They were living next door to their son, Leonard Worthy King, and his family.
On the 1940 Census, Martin A. and Polly Ann King were living in Haralson County, Georgia. At that time, they were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King, and his family.
According to her death certificate, Polly Ann Williams King died on 5 Dec 1947 in Waco, Haralson County, Georgia. The cause of death was listed as Cardio-Renal. Polly's parents were listed as Worthy Williams and Eliza Dodson Williams.
Polly Ann Williams was buried at Poplar Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Carroll County, Georgia.
~~Biography Written by Sabrina King Combs, Great-Great Granddaughter~~
Polly Ann can be found on the 1870 Census living with her parents in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. Two of her siblings, Lockie Ann Bethel Williams and Nancy Williams, were also living in the household along with her mother's sister Nancy Dodson. A schoolteacher, Elijah Dempsey, was in the household, but it is not known at this time if he was a relative or a boarder.
According to the 1880 Census, Polly Ann was living with her parents, Worthy and Eliza Dodson Williams, in Haralson County, Georgia. Her brother, John W. Williams, was also living in the household.
Martin Ambrose King and Polly Ann Williams were married on 8 Jan 1888 in Haralson County, Georgia.
On the 1900 Census for Carroll County, Georgia, Polly Ann can be found living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and four children: William Thomas, John Henry, George Washington, and Leon Martin.
According to the 1910 Census, Polly Ann King was living in the household of her husband, Martin A. King, and five children: John Henry, George Washington, Leon Martin, Leonard Worthy, and Lockie Edna. They were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King.
In 1920, Polly was living in Carroll County, Georgia with her husband, Martin A. King, and daughter, Lockie Edna King. They had also taken in a motherless Lillie Free and were raising her.
According to the 1930 Census, Martin A. King and Polly Ann King were living in Carroll County, Georgia. They were living next door to their son, Leonard Worthy King, and his family.
On the 1940 Census, Martin A. and Polly Ann King were living in Haralson County, Georgia. At that time, they were living next door to their oldest son, William Thomas King, and his family.
According to her death certificate, Polly Ann Williams King died on 5 Dec 1947 in Waco, Haralson County, Georgia. The cause of death was listed as Cardio-Renal. Polly's parents were listed as Worthy Williams and Eliza Dodson Williams.
Polly Ann Williams was buried at Poplar Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Carroll County, Georgia.
~~Biography Written by Sabrina King Combs, Great-Great Granddaughter~~
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