William Marshall WILLIAMS & Hope W. GLENN

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William Marshall WILLIAMS
Hope W. GLENN

Husband: William Marshall WILLIAMS
Birth: 1790/1, Halifax Co., VA
Death: 6 Feb 1859, MO
Father: William WILLIAMS (1759-1801)
Mother: Mary NOTTINGHAM (1760- )

Marriage: 15 Jan 1816, Prince Edward Co., VA

Wife: Hope W. GLENN
Birth: 1792, New Kent Co., VA
Death: 1839, Carroll Co., MO
Father: Gideon GLENN (1760-1813)
Mother: Sarah LANCASTER (1770-1811)

Children — born in Prince Edward Co., VA:

1. James Gillespie WILLIAMS, b. 21 Jul 1816
2. Martha Ann WILLIAMS, b. 15 Mar 1819; d. 1850
3. Elizabeth Newton WILLIAMS, b. 6 Jun 1820
4. Nathaniel Lancaster WILLIAMS, b. 29 Nov 1821
5. Mary Jane WILLIAMS, b. 1 Apr 1823
6. Henry William WILLIAMS, b. 19 Mar 1824; d. 29 Jul 1839
7. Nancy M. WILLIAMS, b. 22 Jul 1826
8. Sarah Frances WILLIAMS, b. 6 Feb 1828; d. 16 Oct 1918, Brunswick, Chariton Co., MO
9. John Thomas WILLIAMS, b. 25 Jul 1830
10. Hannah Rebecca WILLIAMS, b. 28 Aug 1833
11. Elisha Theacott WILLIAMS, b. 7 Jul 1836; d. 27 Mar 1839, Prince Edward Co., VA

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Sources:

1. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. KY, NC, TN, VA, WV Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

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