Williams family
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Col. John Williams Family Collection .
Col. John Williams Family Papers. Includes Williams family Bibles (including John and Rhoda Campbell Williams Bible probably the Sneed Family Bible, 1838), 2 photographs albums, 2 daguerreotypes, letters, map of East Knoxville, one cloth doll. Box 4 contains several Bibles but none have family entries. Box 2 contains several Bibles, four of which contain family entries. (MSC 0407)
Cormick- Sydnor Family Bible (Gift of J. P. Roddy III).
Cormick-Sydnor Family Bible, gift of J. P. Roddy III. Bible contains marriage, birth, and death records (1816-1900) for Cormick, Sydnor, Crews, Dorsey, Scott, Bourland, and Williams families. Bible is dated 1849 and its pages are loose from the covers. An 1872, hand-drawn certificate of college studies for Laura Sydnor was found in the Bible.
Estate Tag Sale Advertisement for Colonial Hall
Advertisement for Estate Tag Sale at Colonial Hall (formerly Marbledale Plantation) in Knoxville, Tenn. The house was built by Colonel J. C. J. Williams (great-grandfather of Tennessee Williams) in 1842.
James White Family Bible
Family Bible of James White and Mary Lawson White. Includes Carrick and Williams surnames. Funeral notice for Hugh L. White, 1840, inserted with family information. Bible printed for Matthew Carey, 1802.
Smith Family Collection (Whitesburg, Tenn.).
Williams Bible (Gift of Kathleen Weigel).
Family Bible of the Williams Family, including Mary Williams, Floid (Floyd?) C. Williams, Flora B. Williams and others. Many of the entries are faint and difficult to read. Bible has 1868 copyright, American Bible Society.
Williams Family Bible (David and Ella Cormick Williams) (Gift of J. P. Roddy III)
Williams Family Bible, gift of J. P. Roddy III. Bible belonged to David and Ella Cormick Williams, and contains marriage, death, and birth records (1827-1929) for Williams, Cormick, Hutton, Ellis, Knox, Adams, and Stewart families. Bible is dated 1881 and is in good condition. Also, there are three envelopes of items found inside the Bible: loose papers, unidentified braided hair, and a handmade bookmark.