Individual Details

William and Rachel Williams and children moved to Lost Creek Monthly Meeting, Jefferson County, Tennessee, from Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, Orange(Chatham) County, North Carolina Certificate 1792, 12, 22. William and Rachel Williams moved to Newberry Monthly Meeting, Blount County, Tennessee, from Lost Creek Monthly Meeting, Certificate 1805, 7, 27.

He was a Quaker Circuit Riding Preacher. At one time he was away from home 51 weeks, and traveled 4950 miles and conducted 244 services. When he left home he had no idea when he would return. Like the apostles of old he carried no script, or purse. He lived on what the Society of Friends gave him. His ministry involved the fatherless, and widows.

Birth	7 Sep 1763	Cane Creek, Orange (Chatham) County, North Carolina
Marriage	16 Mar 1786	Cane Creek MM, Orange (Chatham) Country, North Carolina - Rachel Kemp
Death	25 Aug 1824	White Water MM, Wayne County, Indiana
AKA (Facts Pg)		Jr.

Spouse	Rachel Kemp (1772 - )
Child	Richard Williams (1786 - 1849)
Child	Prudence Williams (1788 - 1857)
Child	Hezakiah Williams (1790 - 1847)
Child	Nathan Williams (1792 - )
Child	John Williams (1794 - 1826)
Child	Boid (Boyd) Williams (1796 - 1883)
Child	Joshua Williams (1798 - )
Child	Caleb Williams (1798 - )
Child	Josiah Williams (1800 - )
Child	Jesse Williams (1804 - )
Child	William (Billy) Roy Williams (1806 - 1891)
Child	Sally Williams (1808 - )
Child	Rachel Williams (1809 - 1899)

Father	William Williams (1719 - 1773)
Mother	Margaret Evans (1721 - 1795)
Sibling	Priscilla Williams (1741 - )
Sibling	Isaac Williams (1742 - 1827)
Sibling	Owen Williams (1743 - 1810)
Sibling	Mary Williams (1746 - 1766)
Sibling	Richard Williams (1749 - 1766)
Sibling	Elizabeth Williams (1751 - )
Sibling	Rachel Williams (1753 - 1840)
Sibling	Margaret Williams (1755 - 1813)
Sibling	Jean Williams (1758 - 1766)
Sibling	Daniel Williams (1760 - )