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 1767 - 1842 (74 years)
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| Name |
William Williams |
| Born |
3 Aug 1767 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
4 Feb 1842 |
| Notes |
- 1794, Feb -- Index to Trial Docket, Moore County, NC
Jos. Robson v. Wm. Williams
1810 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 611
William Williams
(45+) 1M
(26-45) 1F
(10-26) 2M 1F
(0-10) 1M 2F
1811, May 13 -- Deed, Moore County, NC
William Williams deeded Leonard Furr 50 acres located on Flag Creek
1817, Sep 11 -- Land Grant #2324, Moore County, NC
William Williams served as a Chain Carrier on William Jones' 25 acre Land Grant located West of Flag Creek
1817, Sep 15 -- Land Grant #2569, Moore County, NC
William Williams received a 40 acre Land Grant located on Flag Creek
1818, May 14 -- Land Grant #2471, Moore County, NC
William Williams served as a Chain Carrier on Ancel Melton's 20 acre Land Grant located on Flag Creek
1819, May -- County Accounts, Moore County, NC
1819, May -- Index to Trial Docket, Moore County, NC
Wm. Williams v. Asa Sowell
1819, Aug -- County Accounts, Moore County, NC
1819, Nov -- Index to Trial Docket, Moore County, NC
Wm. Williams v. David Reid
1820 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 305
William Williams Sr.
(45+) 1M 1F
(16-26) 1M 1F
(10-16) 1M 1F
1823, Dec 1 -- Deed, Moore County, NC
William Williams deeded George Davis 40 acres
1823, Dec 31 -- Deed, Moore County, NC
Jeremiah Williams, Thomas Williams, James Williams, Bartholomew Dunn deeded William Williams 2 tracts of land (100 acres & 50 acres) located on Flag Creek
1824, Feb 18 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
William Williams appointed Constable in District 8
1824, Aug 18 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
Deed from Daniel McRimmon to William Williams proven by the oath of John Paterson a subscribing witness
1824, Aug 18 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
Deed from Jeremeah Williams, Thomas Williams, James Williams and Bartholomew Dunn to William Williams by the oath of Jesse Brown, a subscribing witness
1825, Feb 22 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
Wm. Williams appointed constable in District 8
1825, May 18 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
Deed from William Williams to George Davis acknowledged
1826, Feb 22 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
William Williams appointed constable in District 8
1827, Spr-Fall 1830 -- County Accounts, Moore County, NC
State v. William Williams
1829, Feb 20 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
A deed from William Williams to William Jones is witnessed by George Davis
1830, Feb 20 -- County Court Minutes, Moore County, NC
A Deed from Nancy Sowell and William Williams to George Davis is acknowledged by William Jones
1830, May 8 -- Deed, Moore County, NC
William Williams and Nancy Sowell deeded George Davis 50 acres located on Flag Creek
1838, May 18 -- Deed, Moore County, NC
William Williams listed as a Neighbor on Leonard Furr's deed of 50 acres to George Davis located on Flag Creek
1842, Feb 1 (written) -- Will of William Williams, Sr., Moore County, NC
1842, Feb (probated)
Wife -- Elizabeth Williams
Son -- Thomas Williams
Dau -- Nancy Coller(sp?)
Son -- William Williams Jr.
Dau -- Mary Williams
Son -- Joseph Williams
Dau -- Sarah Williams
Executor -- Baily Williamson
Witness -- Corn. Shields, Jeremiah Williams
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| Person ID |
I03885 |
Moore County Wallaces |
| Last Modified |
3 Aug 2019 |
DNA Tests |
55 DNA tests are associated with William Williams  |
| Test Type | Taken by | Haplogroup | Test Information |
| atDNA |
B.L. Houchins | |
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| atDNA |
M.K. Singletary | |
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| atDNA |
V. L. Maness | |
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| atDNA |
L.A. Garner, Jr. | |
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| atDNA |
G. Kennedy | |
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| atDNA |
L. Canoy | |
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| atDNA |
S. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
D.L. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
C. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
Maness | |
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| atDNA |
L. Maness | |
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| atDNA |
Elmer | |
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| atDNA |
E.K. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
S. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
Hardesty | |
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| atDNA |
Jessup | |
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| atDNA |
Hawk | |
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| atDNA |
Maness | |
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| atDNA |
Farmer | |
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| atDNA |
C. Jordan | |
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| atDNA |
Brown | |
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| atDNA |
R.C. Long | |
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| atDNA |
J. Millan | |
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| atDNA |
S. Millan | |
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| atDNA |
R. Caviness | |
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| atDNA |
K. Hancock | |
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| atDNA |
C.R. Kern | |
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| atDNA |
L. Gilpin | |
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| atDNA |
R.J. Cockman | |
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| atDNA |
J.F. Deaton | |
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| atDNA |
. Maness | |
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| atDNA |
B.K. Wallace | |
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| atDNA |
A.R. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
. Davis | |
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| atDNA |
M.J. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
L.L. Hussey | |
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| atDNA |
N.J. Ritter | |
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| atDNA |
R.L. Horner | |
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| atDNA |
H.C. Wallace, Jr. | |
GEDmatch ID = T212322
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| atDNA |
Richard Clyde McNeill | |
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| atDNA |
J.E. McNeill | |
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| atDNA |
T.A. Williams | |
GEDmatch ID = T266871
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| atDNA |
T.M. Williams, Jr. | |
GEDmatch ID = T869354
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| atDNA |
J.W. Williams | |
GEDmatch ID = T371086
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| atDNA |
James Upshur Williams | |
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| atDNA |
P.L. Wallace | |
GEDmatch ID = T953561
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| atDNA |
A.W. Williams | |
GEDmatch ID = T753117
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| atDNA |
B.S. Williams | |
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| atDNA |
R.J. Wallace | |
GEDmatch ID = T346183
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| atDNA |
C.L. Wallace | |
GEDmatch ID = T944130
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| atDNA |
D. Horner | |
GEDmatch ID = T381482
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| Y-DNA-37 |
B.S. Williams | R-L497 |
Most distant ancestor:
George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC 
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| Y-DNA-37 |
D. Williams | R-L497 |
Most distant ancestor:
George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
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| Y-DNA-111 |
T.A. Williams | G-BY211678 |
Most distant ancestor:
George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
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| Y-DNA-111 |
James Upshur Williams | R-L497 |
Most distant ancestor:
George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
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| Documents
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 | 1797 Will Book A Page 192/193, Moore County, NC - Will of George Williams
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 | 1842 Will Book B Page 149/150, Moore County, NC - Will of William Williams
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![1842 Will Book B Page 151/152, Moore County, NC - Will of William Williams [second page]](documents/Docs/Will%20and%20Estates/thumb_b%20151%20152.jpg) | 1842 Will Book B Page 151/152, Moore County, NC - Will of William Williams [second page]
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 | 1817 Land Grant, Moore County, NC #2324 - William Jones
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 | 1817 Land Grant, Moore County, NC #2569 - William Williams
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 | 1818 Land Grant, Moore County, NC #2471 - Ancel Melton
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 | 1836 Deed Book 95 Page 26, Moore County, NC - Nancy Sowell and William Williams to George Davis
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 | 1811 Deed Book 95 Page 25, Moore County, NC - William Williams to Leonard Furr
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 | 1823 Deed Book 95 Page 22, Moore County, NC - Jeremiah, Thomas and James Williams and Bartholomew Dunn to William Williams
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 | 1838 Deed Book 95 Page 24, Moore County, NC - Leonard Furr to George Davis
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 | 1823 Deed Book 95 Page 20, Moore County, NC - William Williams to George Davis
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| Histories |
 | Moore County, NC Y-DNA Project
DNA Results and Analysis for Moore County families including Allen, Barrett, Bean, Brewer, Britt, Brown, Caddell, Cagle, Carpenter, Chriscoe, Cockman, Cole, Davis, Deaton, Dunn, Furr, Garner, Hardin, Horner, Hunsucker, Hussey, Jackson, Kennedy, Key, Maness, McIntosh, McNeill, Melton, Monroe, Moore, Morgan, Muse, Nall, Phillips, Richardson, Ritter, Sanders, Seawell, Sheffield, Smith, Stewart, Stutts, Sullivan, Wallace, Williams and Williamson. |
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| 1785 Petition, Randolph County, NC and Moore County, NC
1785, Dec 6 -- Petition, Nov 1785-Dec 1785 General Assembly Session Records, Box 1 Folder 7
Only the petition was included. No details but speculation is that it was a petition to erect a courthouse in the center of Randolph County, NC. Signers: [selected signers from Randolph County page 1 and 3] William Reader, John Graves, Evachel Hancock, John Lawley, Elisha Lawley, Uriah Wright and Nathanl. Tucker. The names listed on the second page are largely from Moore County and are listed in their entirety: Isaac Dun, William Dunn, William Smith, Bartholomew Dunn, John McAulay, Alexander Morrison, George Grimes, Bartholomew Dunn Junr., Normand McLeod, Nicolas Newton Senr., Allan Morison, Malcom McLeod, John Kees, George Ceagle [Cagle], Thomas Kees, Nathanyel Melton, William Kees, Richard Dunn Junr., Moses Keys, William Keys, Benja. Simmons, Jesse Brown, Vincent Davis, Averit Smith, William Maness, James Maness, John Shuffield Junr., David Davison, Ambrose Maness, Joseph Cockman, Wm. Smith Senr., Wm. Smith Junr., John Smith, Samuel Tidwell, John Cagle, Jacob Stutts Jur., Isom Smith, George Cagil, Thoms. Minyard, David Cagel, Nicolas Wallis, Stephen Richardson, Normand McLean, John Allin, Adam Shuffield, John Caringer, John Shuffield Senr., Isom Shuffield, Shadrack Manes, Meshach Manes, Hezekiah Dunn, James Munyard, Henry Cagle, Jacob Caringer, William Dunn, Nathan Smith, Jacob Stutts Senr., Richard Dunn Sen., John Morison, Murdoch McLeod, Hector McLean, James Bowdon, Travis Bowdon, Windsor Pearce, John Pearce, Gideon Meakins, John Caneday, Willm. Searcy, John Reade, Charles Stewart, Micaj. Hendry, John Garner, Edward Moore, Rolley Spinks, Alexd. Kanedy, David Kanedy, James Garner, Joseph Carr, Robt. Carr, John Spivey, James Mallett [?], Christopher Yow, John Spinks, Wm. Reade, Jessy Pitts, George Carringer Junr., John London [?], George Caringer Sen., Wm. Harris, Charles Grey, David Andres, John Powers, Adam Andres, Wm. Williams, Richd. Bird, James Deaton, Wm. Bird, Isaac Deaton [?], John Cagle and Elias Allred. [Editor's Note: While we can't be certain that these are in fact signers of the Randolph County petition we have been unable to locate a similar one for Moore County during the same time frame. Some of these names appear to be actual signatures while others are clearly written by the same person as other names around them. The Randolph County petition suffered from similar challenges including some signers that would be under 21 years old. Regardless, this is quite a list of northern Moore County residents during the late 1780's.] |
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| Sources |
- [S19] Moore County, NC FamilyTreeDNA Group Project [http://www.familytreedna.com/public/MooreCountyNC/].
It has long been believed that George Williams [d. 1797 Moore County, NC] was the progenitor of many of the Williams families located in upper Moore County. George lived northwest of the Robbins crossroads on Flag Creek and left a will in 1797 listing sons James, Jeremiah, Thomas and William. We've been working to test many Williams' descendants to try and confirm this theory. To date, we have been able to test the following Williams men for 111 markers: [1] Terry Williams who descends from George > William Williams [1767-1842] > Thomas Greene Williams > William Wesley Williams [2] Mel Williams who descends from George > Jeremiah Williams [b.1775] > Matthew Williams > John Spanker Williams [3] Ben Williams who descends from George > Jeremiah Williams [b.1775] > John Williams > Edward A. Williams [4] Tim Williams who descends from George > Jeremiah Williams [b.1775] > Bryant Williams > Jerry Hubert Williams, Sr. [5] James Upshur Williams who descends from George > William Williams [1767-1842] > Joseph Williams > Upshur Furr Williams [6] Marvin Williams who descends from George > Jeremiah Williams [b.1775] > John Williams > Noah Williams and [7] Ernest Williams who descends from George > Jeremiah Williams [b.1775] >Enoch Spinks Williams > Hubert Andrew Williams [8] Billy Williams who descends from George > William Williams [1767-1842] > William W. Williams [1799-bef 1870] > Levi Williams [1839-1917]. Interesting enough all eight of these men match each other but none are exact matches likely meaning mutations were more common within George's descendants than typically found. We are trying to recruit more samples from additional descendants to try and determine the exact meaning of the mutations. These descendants of George also match closely two samples from descendants of William Williams [1745-1813] and John Williams [b. 1770] both of Granville County, NC likely indicating a close connection between George and these Williams families. To date, we have been unable to make a connection between William and John of Granville although one clearly exists. More research is needed to connect them and to identify how George Williams fits into the picture.
Three additional samples from upper Moore County Williams descendants have been taken that do not closely match descendants of George Williams. Jerry Williams, descendant of Jeremiah Williams [1784-1864] > Elias Terrel Williams [1830-1894] and Lee Williams, a descendant of Jeremiah > Stephen D. Williams [1823-1894] match each other and much to our surprise, Allen Williams, a descendant of Thomas Williams [1786-1859] was a very close match to both of the samples. Thomas Williams had long been believed to be a son of George Williams, but the Y-DNA results have called this into question. It is possible that Thomas Williams was a brother to Jeremiah and not a son to George. More research is needed to nail down this line and connection. As far as other Williams connections, Jerry and Allen's Y-DNA are close matches to a number of Williams men believed to have descended from Robert Williams [d.1772 Bute County, NC (current Warren County)]. Based on the closeness of the match, it is possible that Jeremiah and Thomas were grandchildren or great-grandchildren of Robert or a brother or cousin of Robert's.
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