David A. WILLIAMS & Nancy Lou WYNN

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Col. David A. WILLIAMS
Nancy Lou WYNN

Husband: David A. WILLIAMS
Birth: 21 Oct 1832, Prince Edward Co., VA
Military: Civil War
Occupation: attorney, Dallas, TX
mtDNA Haplogroup should be: H11
Father: Royal T. WILLIAMS
Mother: Delilah Sampson GAULDING

Marriage: 25 Feb 1858, Grundy Co., MO

Wife: Nancy Lou WYNN
Birth: 1834

Children:

1. Samuel WILLIAMS

Sources:

1. Family Group Sheet by Betty Ann (Matthiesen) Cogliati and her grandmother, Maude Irene (Thompson) Rose.

2. Marriage Index: Missouri, 1851-1900 (Broderbund CD-234):

Williams, David A. Wynn, Nancy L. 25 Feb 1858 Grundy Co.

3. 1790-1870 Missouri Census Index (online at Ancestry.com):

1860 WILLIAMS DAVID Grundy Co. Trenton Twp. p. 333

4. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 1, Nos. 1943 and 2923.

5. Messages in the Williams Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

In a post from Phyllis Houlding—
...I have a letter D.A. wrote to his mother in 1872 from Red Fork, Arkansas where he raised cotton and corn. He may have married in MO before the war and have had a son named Sam. Apparently wife died and Sam was with Martin Gauldin in Saline Co., Mo...

6. Email from Bruce Allardice.

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