Williamson Family Papers

Released on by Williamson (Family (Lexington County, S.C.))
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  • Williamson Family Papers Book Detail

  • Author : Williamson (Family (Lexington County, S.C.))
  • Release Date : 1842
  • Publisher :
  • Genre : Cousins
  • Pages :
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 74,74 MB
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Williamson Family Papers by Williamson (Family (Lexington County, S.C.)) PDF Summary

Book Description: Collection includes: letter from J.M. Malpass, Chinquepin, to his cousins Messrs. David C. Williamson and John Williamson, remarking on a recent illness, mentioning "my last gr. school was up in Edgefield" and expressing his intention "to take a school as soon as I am able, I know not where as yet"; summons, 9 December 1843, for David Williamson to appear before Magistrate James J. Clark, in the District of Lexington, to testify in a case between Henry Sharp and Thomas Sharp versus Charles Lucas; accounts for David Williamson, 1851-1852, and William Vann; and settlement, 17 January 1876, of the estate of D.W. Williamson, dividing 181 acres of land between his five children and granting that "our Mother Catherine Williamson have a lifetime privalidge so far as will go for her support and no farther."

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Williamson Family Papers

Williamson Family Papers

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Collection includes: letter from J.M. Malpass, Chinquepin, to his cousins Messrs. David C. Williamson and John Williamson, remarking on a recent illness, mentio

Williamson Family History Collection

Williamson Family History Collection

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The Williamson Family History Collection consists of family, school, and church histories, geographical research, and correspondence. The research resulted in t