- John McGill Williams
- Priscilla (Lyles) Williams
Married (1) Charlotte Caroline (Larned) Williams [1815-1844] on February 26, 1836.
- John Augustus Williams [1837-1874]
- Mary Florence Williams [1838-1924]
- Richard Mortimer Williams [1841-1882]
- Sarah Poole Williams [1843-1917]
Married (2) Mary Jane (Dyson) Williams [1816-1859] on December 24, 1844.
- Laura Jane Williams [1846-1846]
- Helen Marie Williams [1847-1861]
- Ann Elizabeth Williams [1849-1887]
- Charles McGill Williams [1852-1924]
- William Jeremiah Williams [1854-1924]
- Benjamin Walter Williams [1856-1864]
- Samuel Dyson Williams [1859-1859]
Married (3) Hester Chiswell (White) Williams [1834-1917] on November 17, 1863.
- Lucie White Williams [1869-1948]
- Walter Williams [1872-1946]
Sibling:
- Ann McGill (Williams) Breathed (1819-1862)
A Wedding Spoiled by Mosby
The Evening Star, (Washington, DC) 21 Nov 1863
Walter Williams, who resides near Poolesville, intending to get married a third time, came to Georgetown a few days ago and purchased a wedding cake, a barrel of white sugar, and a sundry nick-nacks, to refresh the wedding party. The articles were placed on a canal boat to be sent up to his residence. [John Singleton] Moseby’s gang, who were lounging about near the place of unloading, got a snuff of the delicacies, and the temptation being very great, they stopped the boat and took the bridegroom’s supplies, thus leaving the wedding party in an exceedingly destitute condition.
The Richard Walter Williams House - "Part of the Forrest"
http://mcatlas.org/HP/hpdocs/M_%2017-29.pdf
- John McGill Williams
- Priscilla (Lyles) Williams
Married (1) Charlotte Caroline (Larned) Williams [1815-1844] on February 26, 1836.
- John Augustus Williams [1837-1874]
- Mary Florence Williams [1838-1924]
- Richard Mortimer Williams [1841-1882]
- Sarah Poole Williams [1843-1917]
Married (2) Mary Jane (Dyson) Williams [1816-1859] on December 24, 1844.
- Laura Jane Williams [1846-1846]
- Helen Marie Williams [1847-1861]
- Ann Elizabeth Williams [1849-1887]
- Charles McGill Williams [1852-1924]
- William Jeremiah Williams [1854-1924]
- Benjamin Walter Williams [1856-1864]
- Samuel Dyson Williams [1859-1859]
Married (3) Hester Chiswell (White) Williams [1834-1917] on November 17, 1863.
- Lucie White Williams [1869-1948]
- Walter Williams [1872-1946]
Sibling:
- Ann McGill (Williams) Breathed (1819-1862)
A Wedding Spoiled by Mosby
The Evening Star, (Washington, DC) 21 Nov 1863
Walter Williams, who resides near Poolesville, intending to get married a third time, came to Georgetown a few days ago and purchased a wedding cake, a barrel of white sugar, and a sundry nick-nacks, to refresh the wedding party. The articles were placed on a canal boat to be sent up to his residence. [John Singleton] Moseby’s gang, who were lounging about near the place of unloading, got a snuff of the delicacies, and the temptation being very great, they stopped the boat and took the bridegroom’s supplies, thus leaving the wedding party in an exceedingly destitute condition.
The Richard Walter Williams House - "Part of the Forrest"
http://mcatlas.org/HP/hpdocs/M_%2017-29.pdf
Family Members
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Rev John Augustus Williams
1837–1874
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Mary Florence Williams Pyles
1838–1924
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Richard Mortimer Williams
1841–1882
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Sarah Poole "Sallie" Williams Eagle
1843–1917
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Hellen Maria Williams
1847–1861
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Ann Elizabeth "Bettie" Williams Pyles
1849–1887
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Charles McGill Williams
1852–1924
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William Jeremiah Williams
1854–1924
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Lucie White Williams Allnutt
1869–1948
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Rev Walter Williams
1872–1946
