William Mastin WILLIAMS Jr., “Buckskin” (1809–1859)

William Mastin WILLIAMS Jr., (1809–1859) &

Eliza Jane EMBERSON (1822–1856) 

great-grandparents of Clara Myrtle GRAY-SADLER Bird (1900-1988)

2^nd great-grandfather of Evelyn Virginia BIRD Linton (1922-2012)

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William Mastin WILLIAMS Jr., “Buckskin” (1809–1859)

Terry Louis Linton © 2009

LINTON & BIRD Chronicles This day in history © 2009

LINTON & BIRD CHRONICLES, Volume IV, Issue 3, Fall © 2009, ISSN 1941-3521

William Mastin WILLIAMS Jr., “Buckskin” (1809–1859) was born on March 28 1809 in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. William was the son of James Mastin WILLIAMS Sr., (1763–1838) & Wilmoth "Patsy" WALKER (1768–1850). William married Eliza Jane EMBERSON (1822–1856) on September 20, in 1839 in Seaboard, Princess Anne County, Virginia. Eliza Jane was the daughter of John Eldridge EMBERSON Sr., (1798–1859) & Matilda CARTER (1801–1849). Eliza Jane died on August 27, 1856 in Lamar County. Texas. William died on September 20, 1859 in Lamar County, Texas.

William & Eliza Jane had five known children: John Walker WILLIAMS (1840–1905); Edward Tarrant WILLIAMS (1842–1857); William Mastin WILLIAMS III (1844–1904); Virginia Wilmoth WILLIAMS (1846–1894); Martha Matilda WILLIAMS (1849–1929).

William & Eliza Jane were the great-grandfather of Clara Myrtle GRAY-SADLER Bird (1900-1988) and the 2^nd great-grandfather of Evelyn Virginia BIRD Linton (1922-2012).

Direct Ancestral Line of William Mastin WILLIAMS Jr., (1809–1859)

Parents

Colonel James Mastin WILLIAMS Sr., (1763–1838) & Wilmoth "Patsy" WALKER (1768–1850)

Grandparents

William Dixon WILLIAMS (1731–1780) & Lucy Clayton TERRY (1737–1788)

Great-grandparents

John WILLIAMS (1702-1813) the emigrant & Elizabeth DIXON (1706–1813)

2^nd great-grandparents

John Lanyon WILLIAMS (1675–1749) & Jane GEORGE (1670-1733)

3^rd great-grandparents

John WILLIAMS (1639–1713) & Katherine LANYON (1639–1708)

4^th great-grandparents

John WILLIAMS (1614–1639) & Mary EVA (1614–1671)

5^th great-grandparents

Ralphe WILLIAMS (1584–1695) & Ann HILL (1584–1635)

“We exist because of our ancestors, let’s try not to forget them”

"That’s a beautiful and profound statement. Our ancestors’ experiences, struggles, and achievements have shaped the world we live in today. It’s important to honor and remember them, as they are a part of our history and identity”

Terry Louis Linton © 2012.

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