Individual Details

Theophilus' name appears on a list of freeholders living between Salmn Creek and Cashy River in Chowan Pct of Albemarle Co., NC, 9 Jan 1719, along with his father, John Williams. His brother John's will, probated 18 May 1722, mentions a "cousin John, son of Theophilus Williams".
On 17 May 1739, Theophilus and Christain sold 400 acres to Thomas Barker. This land was part of a patent granted to John Williams Jr. and part of a tract granted Theophilus Pugh at Village Swamp, adjacent Thomas Bond at Falling Run.
In the May 1742 Bertie Co. court minutes, Theophilus, on oath, declared his rights, viz: Theophilus, Christian,Joseph, James, Esther, Lewis and Feribee Williams, white persons. 12 black slaves were also included.
Theophilus sold land to Jethro Butler on 10 Sept 1742 "to be laid out according to the will of Thomas Busby." Then 24 Sept 1742, he and his wife sold to Theophilus Pugh of Nansemond Co. Va, 240 acres on the north side of Foaling Run adjoining Needham Bryan, Thomas Bond, Thomas Barker, part of a patent granted Theophilus Williams for 640 acres on 8 August 1728.

Birth	Abt 1695
Marriage	Abt 1719	Christian Busby
Death	Bet 1760 and 1770	Onslow, North Carolina, British America

Spouse	Christian Busby ( - 1760)
Child	John Williams (1721 - )
Child	Capt. Joseph Williams (1721 - )
Child	James Williams (1724 - 1770)
Child	Esther Williams (1726 - )
Child	Lewis Williams (1728 - 1783)
Child	Ferribee Williams (1730 - )

Father	John Williams (1673 - 1758)
Mother	Anne ( - )
Sibling	John Williams ( - 1722)
Sibling	Anne Williams ( - )
Sibling	Isaac Williams ( - 1758)
Sibling	Sara Williams ( - 1749)
Sibling	James Williams ( - 1736)
Sibling	Mary Williams ( - )
Sibling	Arthur Williams ( - 1775)