George Williams b. Bef 1750 d. Bef Aug 1797 Moore County, NC: The Wallaces of Moore County, NC

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Name	George Williams
Born	Bef 1750
Gender	Male
Died	Bef Aug 1797	Moore County, NC
Notes	1790 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 157 George Williams (16+) 1M (0-16) 4M 2F 1793, Dec-Jan 1794 -- General Assembly Session Records Petition to form Alfordstown as County Seat for Moore County, NC George Williams listed as a signer (Petition failed) 1795 -- Tax List, Moore County, NC George Williams listed 1 white poll and 50 acres 1796, Aug 12 -- Land Entry #1644, Moore County, NC James Williams entered 50 acres adjoining John Cagle on Cabin Creek and including his father's improvement where his father lives *Note James Williams was George Williams' son 1797, July 29 -- Land Grant #1719, Moore County, NC George Williams receives 50a Land Grant on Flag Creek 1797, July 13 -- Land Grant #1919, Moore County, NC George Williams listed as a neighbor on Bartholomew Dunn's 75a Land Grant on Flag Creek 1797, May 10 (written) -- Will of George Williams, Moore County, NC 1797 Aug (probated) wife -- Ann Williams son -- James Williams dau -- Nelly Williams son -- Jeremiah Williams son -- Thomas Williams son -- William Williams dau -- Mary Williams dau -- Sally Williams Executors -- wife Ann Williams and Leonard Furr Witness -- Everet Wallis and William Dunn 1817, Sep 11 -- Land Grant #2324, Moore County, NC George Williams' former land grant is listed as adjoining property on William Jones' 25a Land Grant West of Flag Creek
Person ID	I18141	Moore County Wallaces
Last Modified	3 Aug 2019

	Test Type	Taken by	Haplogroup	Test Information
DNA Tests	53 DNA tests are associated with George Williams
	atDNA	V. L. Maness
	atDNA	Sharon Williams
	atDNA	D.L. Williams
	atDNA	Cynthia Williams
	atDNA	H.D. Pennington
	atDNA	Britt
	atDNA	E.K. Williams
	atDNA	Sarah Williams
	atDNA	Keener
	atDNA	Stewart
	atDNA	Hussey
	atDNA	W.E. Williams
	atDNA	Guye
	atDNA	J.F. Deaton
	atDNA	Ralph Hendren
	atDNA	Brenda Kay Wallace
	atDNA	Carolyn Barnes
	atDNA	A.R. Williams
	atDNA	Dewey Davis
	atDNA	Susan Allmond
	atDNA	Bean
	atDNA	M.J. Williams
	atDNA	N.J. Ritter
	atDNA	Greg Maness
	atDNA	Victor Maness
	atDNA	Thurman Dosson Maness		GEDmatch ID = T689302
	atDNA	W.B. Williams
	atDNA	H.C. Wallace, Jr.		GEDmatch ID = T212322
	atDNA	Richard Clyde McNeill
	atDNA	Tracy Melvin Williams, Jr.		GEDmatch ID = T869354
	atDNA	T.P. Williams
	atDNA	Marvin Ellis Williams		GEDmatch ID = T577040
	atDNA	James Upshur Williams
	atDNA	P.L. Wallace		GEDmatch ID = T953561
	atDNA	John Mack Wallace, III		GEDmatch ID = T909927
	atDNA	A.W. Williams		GEDmatch ID = T753117
	atDNA	B.S. Williams
	atDNA	R.J. Wallace		GEDmatch ID = T346183
	atDNA	C.L. Wallace		GEDmatch ID = T944130
	atDNA	E.B. Riddle
	atDNA	Kay Barker
	atDNA	Rev. J.E. Richardson
	atDNA	B.C. Zachary
	Y-DNA-37	B.S. Williams	R-L497	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-37	Donald Williams	R-L497	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-111	W.B. Williams	G-L497	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-111	Marvin Ellis Williams	G-L497	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-111	James Upshur Williams	R-L497	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-111	E.R. Williams	G-L497	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-700	T.A. Williams	G-FT119236	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-700	Tracy Melvin Williams, Jr.	G-FT119236	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-700	T.P. Williams	G-FT119236	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC
	Y-DNA-700	Justin Williams	G-FT119236	Most distant ancestor: George Williams, b. Bef 1750, d. Bef Aug 1797, Moore County, NC

Family Ann

Children

	1. Mary Williams
	2. Nelly Williams
	3. Sally Williams
+	4. William Williams, b. 3 Aug 1767, d. 4 Feb 1842 (Age 74 years)
	5. James Williams, b. Between 1774 and 1784
+	6. Jeremiah Williams, b. Abt 1775, VA
+	7. Thomas Williams, b. 1786, NC , d. 5 Mar 1859 (Age 73 years)

Histories

Williams Family of Moore County, NC - Miscellaneous Records
The enclosed is a timeline and accounting of early Williams references in Moore County.

Family ID F5403 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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Died - Bef Aug 1797 - Moore County, NC

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Documents » Slide Show		1797 Will Book A Page 192/193, Moore County, NC - Will of George Williams
		Map of Everet Wallace's Neighborhood in Moore County, NC
		1793 Land Grant, Moore County, NC #1719 - George Williams
		1817 Land Grant, Moore County, NC #2324 - William Jones
		1823 Deed Book 95 Page 22, Moore County, NC - Jeremiah, Thomas and James Williams and Bartholomew Dunn to William Williams

Histories		1793 Petition, Moore County, NC - New Moore County Courthouse in Alfordstown 1793, Nov 25 -- Dec 1793-Jan 1794 General Assembly Session Records, Box 3 Contains hundreds of signatures of early Moore County residents. Petition to the NC General Assembly to establish "Alfordstown" and move the courthouse there. Petition ultimately failed. Very large document, similar to a Tax List, and it may take additional time to load. Typed abstract at conclusion of the document courtesy of Central North Carolina Journal, September 1993 [Edited and published by James V. Comer]. Original documents courtesy of NC Archives.
		1795 Tax List, Moore County, NC Partial Tax List collected By Sheriff Malcolm McNeill. Courtesy of the NC Archives. [Located in Treasurer and Comptroller Papers, County Settlements, Box 64, Moore County]
		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, Comer, Davis, Deaton, Dunn, Furr, Garner, Hancock, Hardin, Hare, Horner, Hunsucker, Hussey, Jackson, Kennedy, Key, Lawrence, Maness, McIntosh, McNeill, Melton, Monroe, Moore, Morgan, Muse, Nall, Phillips, Richardson, Riddle, Ritter, Sanders, Seawell, Sheffield, Smith, Stewart, Stutts, Sullivan, Wallace, Williams, Williamson and Wright
		1795 Petition, Moore County, NC - Courthouse Relocation 1795, Jan -- Petition, Nov 1794-Feb 1795 General Assembly Session Records, Box 3 Folder 15 The following citizens of Moore County petitioned the General Assembly to move the courthouse to a more suitable location. Signers include: [selected signers] Michal Dickinson, Kindred Muse, James Hill, Himrick Hill, Kindred Muse, John Baton, Donald Martin, Murdoch Martin, Wm. Wright, Joseph Wright, Ezekieh Dunn, Dannel McLeod, Thomas Dunn, John Ritchardson, John Dunn, Gorg Morgin, Wm. Morgen, W. Barrett, Adam Comer, John Comer, Leanard Caggle, Andrew White, Thomas Smithermon, James Elkins, Ruben Freman, John Shuffeld, John Sheffeld, George Williams, Stephen Davis, Jesse Brown JP, William Dunn, Stephen Ritchandson, Ansel Melton Sener., Everit Wallis, Wm. Key, Nathaniel Melton, David Richardson, James Manes, John Gilliam, Christyen Stuts, Bartholomew Dunn, Angus MacIver and Allen Beaton.

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.

George Williams[1]

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