1850 Marion Co Census


60 Williamson, Benj 38 farmer $100  NC
	Genetta 29 f
	Louisa 13 f
	Mary 12 f
	Arta 10 f
	Georgiana 7 f
	Margana f 5
	George 2 m

61 Williamson, Nixon 39 m farmer
NOTE: Probably married Ann Franklin ca 1852

	Watson, Abner 34 farmer SC
	 Sarah 33 f
	Emily 9 f
	Martha 5 f
	Ausly 3 f
	Thomas Bunion 18 m laborer
	Elizabeth Bethunr 15 f
	Margaret Bracely 27 f

Taylor Census 1860 Census
13  518  500 WILLIAMSON     James          51   M         Farmer         3,200
     5,580     Ga
 14  518  500 WILLIAMSON     Susan          34   F         Domestic
               Ga
 15  518  500 WILLIAMSON     Susan M.       26   F         Domestic
     1,200     Ga
 16  518  500 WILLIAMSON     William A.     17   M         Farmer
     1,000     Ga                      X
 17  518  500 WILLIAMSON     Persons        15   M         Farmer
               Ga

James Williamson has many Deeds during this time period in Butler and surrounding.

1880 Census - Taylor
33	16-16	WILLIAMSON, J.H.  w m 26 farmer
34		 Julie w f 25 wife keeps house
35		 Harriet R w f 9/12 dau
36		 Simieon w m 4 son

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=======Rhodes Family Bible ===

Absalom M. Rhodes and Eliza A. Williamson married the 4th of April 
A.D. 1839  [Son of Eliakim and Elizabeth Rhodes]
Absalom M. Rhodes born June the 3rd 1816


  Persons Williamson and Martha Jane Rhodes married the 14th day of December A. D.  1865

  William Brewer and Frances Elizabeth Rhodes married the 31st day of 
December A.D. 1865  [William S. Brewer, son of Septimus Brewer] [Frances, d/o Absalom M. and Eliza A. Williamson Rhodes]

  Charles M. Bartlett and Lena F. Rhodes married the 23rd of May 1886

Elizabeth Rhodes Mother of A.M. Rhodes Departed this life this June 
the 4th A.D. 1871

  Eliakim Rhodes Father of A.M. Rhodes Departed this life Feb. the 9th 
A. D. 1863

  Absalom M. Rhodes Departed this life July the 16th A. D. 1884


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The Butler Herald Feb 27, 1894

Mr. Persons Williamson Dead
Mr. Persons Williamson, died at his home in Butler at
10 o'clock on Wednesday night the 21st inst. He had
been in feeble health for more than 12 months, and his
death though sad was no surprise to his family and
friends. On Saturday night previous to his death he
became affecgted with a derangement of the mind and
aparently lost his sight, from which he never recovered
or spoke a word, and all that friends and physicians
could do was of no avail. Mr. Williamson was about 50
years of age, and during his life he had held several
positions of honer and trust, and although he led a
checkered career yet he possessed a kind and generous
disposition.

His remains were interred in the cemetery in Butler
Thursday evening surrounded by a large number of
sympathizing relatives and friends, the funearl
services being conducted by Elder J.G. Murray.