Williams family

Daffodils never hear by Val Gale ( Book )
1 edition published in 2001 in English and held by 4 libraries worldwide

Edmondson/Bray/Williams/Stidham collection, 1834-1987 ( Book )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Materials in the collection include war correspondence from Belle regarding her efforts on behalf of the Confederate soldiers in the area. Much of the collection also relates to Belle's eldest sister, Mary Edmondson who later married and became Mary Edmondson Anderson, then after Mr. Anderson died, she remarried and became Mary Edmondson Anderson Bray. She was also known as "Mollie." Her daughter, Susie Bray, would marry a Mr. Williams and live in Memphis, Tenn. Susie Bray Williams would have a daughter Mary E. Williams who would marry into the Stidham family. The twentieth century correspondence is primarily from the Stidham family.

Family papers, 1812-1926 by Worthington B Williams ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Papers relating to Williams's son, Josiah C. Williams (d. 1900), including letters (1851-1858) to his father written while attending school in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and Civil War letters, diaries, and other papers, relating to his service as an officer with 27th Indiana Infantry Regiment in Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, and Georgia; Civil War letters of another son, Edwin Williams, serving with 115th Indiana Infantry Regiment in Kentucky and Tennessee, and of George W. Reed, serving with 27th Indiana Infantry Regiment in Virginia and Maryland; diaries and other papers of Williams's father-in-law, Isaac Reed (1788-1858), an itinerant Presbyterian minister; other family correspondence, including letters (1839-1864) from Williams's father in Poughkeepsie, and letters (1886-1887) from his daughter and son-in-law, Gertrude and Edwin Williamson, written during a trip to Europe and Palestine; sermons; and family business papers. Correspondents include Baynard R. Hall, Caleb Mills, and Albert S. White.

Papers, 1812-1938 (bulk 1840-1899) by John H James ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Correspondence, letterpress books, case files, abstracts of title, land patents, deeds, maps and plats, bills and receipts, notebooks, photographs, and bills, periodicals, and other printed materials, relating primarily to James's career as a partner in Simpson and James, a San Antonio law firm involved in the acquisition and management of property, debt collection, and estate management, whose clients included many prominent San Antonians and businesses, and to his activities as a judge on the Texas Court of Civil Appeals. Also includes papers relating to the San Antonio law firm of Devine and Simpson and to James's father, John James (1819-1877), surveyor and land speculator, and business and financial papers relating to members of the James and Williams families.

Papers, 1768-1930 by Williams family ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Account books, ledgers, and other business papers, chiefly of Elijah and Jason Williams, reflecting their ownership of general stores in Pomfret and later Providence and their involvement with coastwise shipping and West Indian trade; materials concerning Elijah Williams's activities as constable of the town of Pomfret; deeds and leases relating to properties owned by family members in Pomfret and Woodstock, Conn., and Northfield, Vt.; and papers of Jason Williams, including legal materials documenting bankruptcy, debt, his administration of several estates, and assignment to a Providence store, Barker and Weeden which failed in 1837, papers concerning his service with the militia and as gauger of casks in Providence, and notebooks (4 v., 1839-1863) recording local weather conditions. Also includes papers of other family members including Elijah's son, William Hilton Williams (ca. 1780-ca. 1800) concerning his student days at Rhode Island College; correspondence between Elijah Hilton Williams and his brother, Winthrop B., in South Carolina; and notebooks copied by Franklin Richmond Cushman containing copies of correspondence and biographical notes.

Family papers, 1771-1967 (bulk 1771-1900) by Robert Williams ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Correspondence, daybooks, ledgers, invoices, receipts, ships' papers, genealogical materials, photos, and other papers, chiefly relating to Williams's activities in the East Indian and Caribbean area trade and later coastwise shipping in Maine; and papers of his son, Robert P. Williams (1788-1851), and grandson, Alexander Williams (1818-1900), Boston booksellers, and other family members, pertaining to domestic and business matters. Includes information concerning Williams's shipwreck off Arabia in 1792 and the capture of his schooner Neuter by a British privateer off Montserrat in the West Indies in 1794.

Papers, ca. 1730-1852 by Williams family ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Correspondence, deeds to properties in Norfolk and Suffolk counties, Mass., estate records, and other papers, of Col. Joseph Williams (1708-1798), Capt. Joseph Williams (b. 1738), Nehemiah Davis Williams (b. 1786), and other family members; together with miscellaneous documents of other Roxbury residents. Persons represented include Anthony Dego, William and Elizabeth (Alderchurch) Fuller, Samuel Heath, Benjamin Payson, Samuel Payson, William Pierpont, Edmund Weld, and a woman slave named Philly.

Papers, 1705-1865 by Williams family ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Correspondence, deeds, diaries, legal and medical papers, and other materials, of five generations of Williams family members, including Rev. John's sons, Warham (1699-1751) and Stephen (1693-1782), his grandson, Samuel (1743-1817), and Elijah (1712-1771) Williams, Abigail (Williams) Hinsdale (1708-1787), and John (1751-1816), and John Williams, Jr. (1778-1806). Includes accounts and daybooks of Elijah (1712-1771), Ephraim (1715-1755), and Solomon (1764-1836); journals of Stephen (1693-1782) and Franklin Hubbard (1834-1891); and medical records of Drs. Thomas (1718-1775), William Stoddard (1762-1829), and Stephen West (1790-1855) Williams.

Navarre-Williams family papers, 1815-1948 by Navarre family ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Deeds, quitclaims, mortgages, leases, marriage certificates (1815; 1871), tax receipts (1838-1916), legal papers (1855-1858) relating to the estates of Jacques (James) Navarre (1788-1855) and his wife, Catherine Couture Navarre, miscellaneous legal papers, financial papers, newspaper clippings, and other items, relating to the Navarre and Williams families. Other persons represented include Jacques's brother, Alexis (Alexander) Navarre (1800-1864), and Alexis's daughter, Mary Elizabeth Williams (1845-1932), his son-in-law, Cadwalader M. Williams (1841-1923), and grandson, Thaddeus C. Williams (1878-1947).

Papers, 1884-1983 by Williams family ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Correspondence, orders, bid requests for building construction and repairs, and other papers, relating to Lieutenant Charles A. Williams (ca. 1852-1926) as Fort Sidney's post quartermaster and his family. Includes correspondence, diary (1912), and reminiscences written by his son, Charles Laurance Williams (1881-1966), describing life at Fort Sidney, Neb., and his later correspondence documenting the attempt to contact other inhabitants during that period in order to gather more information about the fort.