Williams Family Burying Ground
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Location
1/2 Mi. N of the hamlet of Knox on Knox Cave Road, on land once owned by Nicholas Chesebro[1] and then Stanley Williams[2] in the 19th Century. Knox Cave Road which was owned by Mr. Grennan in 1977.[3]
Description
Transcriptions
- Eunice Beeman, d. 18 Jul 1851, Age 39
- Rev. William Brown, born Oct. 24, 1758, died Apr 25, 1834, Age 75 yrs., 6 mo. 1 day[2]
- His wife Mary Chesebro Brown , died Jan 18 1834, Age 73 yrs.[2] (wife of Rev. William Brown)
- His daughter Priscilla Brown, died Mar 25 1832, Aged 30 yrs.[2]
- Lydia Lanos, d. 11 Aug 1820, Age 81
- [Mary] Tracy d. 1839, Age 6, daughter of William E. [Elnathan] and Hannah [Brown] Tracy[4]
- Allen Tracy, d. 18 Apr 1843, Age
- Mary Williams, d. 25 April 1821, Age 53
- Eliakim Williams, d. 11 Mar 1827, Age 62
Sources
- ↑ History of the County of Albany]]
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Old Hellebergh
- ↑ Knox Sesquicentennial
- ↑ Ancestry.com
