Individual Details

Cane Creek MM: William Williams, son of Richard and Margaret was born 1719.
According to what I can find, the Cane Creek Meeting was in early Orange County, the part that became Alamance in 1849. Chatham Co, formed 1771, was south of there and also from Orange Co. The line between Orange and Chatham was run a short distance south of the meeting house, so Cane Creek MM continued to be in Orange Co.

Gwynedd MM 272-1, 1741-9-24. Wm Williams married contrary to discipline and offered an account - this is consistent with the Christ Church (Anglican) marriage
Gwynedd MM 350-1 Wm Williams got certificate to Culloden VA MM 1746-3-27
June 1746 William is accepted on certificate to Fairfax MM from Gwynedd MM.

Will of Aug 21, 1773, Chatham Co, in the North Carolina Archives. Eight of his children named in Will. Copy is in "Capt. Isaac Williams & his Grandchildren" by B. J. & Alice Dixon.

Among the Unrecorded Wills of Chatham Co NC, at the NC Archives, JB157:

Whereas I William Williams of the County of Chatham and Province of North Carolina well knowing and considering the grate Uncertainty of Life here do think it Needful to leave Behind me the following lines as my Last will and Testament that is to Say Principally and first of all I Recommend my Soul Unto the Lord who Gave it me and my Body I Recommend to the Earth to be Buried in a Christian Like Decent Manner at the Descrission of my friends and Relations And as tuching Such Worldly Substans wherewith the Almight hath Been pleased to favour me with all I Bequeath Device and Distribute thereof in the manner and form As follow to wit: I Desire in the first place that all my just Debts be paid.
I desire that two/three hundred acres of my Land on Deep River should be sold at the descrssion of my Executors it being two/three hundred at the loar end of my Land. I give and bequeathe to my well beloved wife Marget Williams fifty pound in money one feather Bed and furneture, one Cas of drawers allso her Riding Mair Sorrel and her Saddal also two pots three dishes and half a dozen of plats also there is three of the sons shal pay to ther mother twenty shillings yearly - Owen, Daniel and William when the youngest comes of age and dureing her Widow hood. I like wise leave the third of my Land that I now live on to my wife dureing her widow hood.
I like wise Give and bequeth to my son Isaac in money forty pounds to be paid by my Executors when the money that is due in Virginia is Collected or when the Land on Deep River is sold.
I give and bequeth to daughter Prissillar Pike four pounds to be paid when my money is Received from Virginia. I like wise Give and bequeth to my Daughter Lissy Pike 40 shillings to be paid at the same time. I like wise Give and bequeth to my Daughter Rachel twenty pounds in money one feather Bed and furneture a Cow and Calf three dishes Six plates and pot. I give and beqth to my daughtter Marget eight pounds in money to be paid by my Executors when the Rest of my Children Receves thers. Like wise one Bed. I give and bequth to my son Owen, one hundred seventy five acres of my Land lying whear his house and platation Lyes, it being free and Clear from all incumbrants quite rents Excepted. I also give and bequeath to my two youngest sons Daniel and William two hundred and seventy five accors of my Land to be eqelly divid'd betwixt the two only my Son William shall have the plantation. I allso leave the use of the Remaining part of my house hold goods to my Well beloved wife and to my youngest Boys and all my horses and four head of Cattle and Six head of Sheep and all the rest of my Stock to be sold at the Disscretion of my Executors.
And Lastly I conclude and appoint my Loving wife Marget Williams and my son Owen Williams and John Pike the hole and sole executors of this my Last will and Testament as Witness this my hand and Sign'd and sealed this 21 of August 1773. Signed: William Williams
Wit: Thos. Hasavell, Junr Newm N. Walldesley Alexr. Campbell

Records of Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, Alamance (at the time of the deaths, it was still Orange Co), NC. (digital image on Ancestry.com)
William A. Williams son of Richard and Margaret Williams Departed this life, 11-9 1773
Mary his Daughter Departed this life, 14 -8 1776
Richard his Son Departed this life, 11 1766
Jean his Daughter Departed this life, 8-8 1766

Birth	1719	Pennsylvania
Marriage	Abt 1740	Gwynedd, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania - MARGARET [Williams]
Death	11 Sep 1773	Cane Creek, Orange County, North Carolina

Spouse	MARGARET [Williams] (1721 - )
Child	Priscilla Williams (1741 - )
Child	ISAAC Williams (1742 - 1824)
Child	Owen Williams (1743 - 1810)
Child	Mary Williams (1746 - 1766)
Child	Richard Williams (1749 - 1766)
Child	Elizabeth Williams (1750 - )
Child	Rachel Williams (1753 - 1840)
Child	Margaret Williams (1755 - 1813)
Child	Jean Williams (1758 - 1766)
Child	Daniel Williams (1760 - )
Child	William Williams Jr (1763 - 1824)

Father	RICHARD Williams (1690 - )
Mother	MARGARET Eaton ( - )
Sibling	Sarah Williams (1718 - )
Sibling	Jane Williams ( - )