Daughter of:
James Williams [1752-1809] &
Mary Waterman [1757-1826]
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Betsey inherited a farm of one hundred acres, by direct succession through five generations, from Roger Williams, and, when she died, bequeathed it to the city of Providence to form the Roger Williams Memorial public park.
3rd Great-Grandaughter of Roger Williams, Founder of Rhode Island.
James Williams [1752-1809] &
Mary Waterman [1757-1826]
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Betsey inherited a farm of one hundred acres, by direct succession through five generations, from Roger Williams, and, when she died, bequeathed it to the city of Providence to form the Roger Williams Memorial public park.
3rd Great-Grandaughter of Roger Williams, Founder of Rhode Island.
Daughter of:
James Williams [1752-1809] &
Mary Waterman [1757-1826]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Betsey inherited a farm of one hundred acres, by direct succession through five generations, from Roger Williams, and, when she died, bequeathed it to the city of Providence to form the Roger Williams Memorial public park.
3rd Great-Grandaughter of Roger Williams, Founder of Rhode Island.
James Williams [1752-1809] &
Mary Waterman [1757-1826]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Betsey inherited a farm of one hundred acres, by direct succession through five generations, from Roger Williams, and, when she died, bequeathed it to the city of Providence to form the Roger Williams Memorial public park.
3rd Great-Grandaughter of Roger Williams, Founder of Rhode Island.
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