DAVIDSON COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES -  WILLIAMSON CEMETERY
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DAVIDSON COUNTY CEMETERY SURVEY PROJECT is a cooperative effort of many groups 
including the Metro Archives, Colonial Dames (NSCDA-TN), Nashville Room of the 
Public Library, Metro Planning and Historical Commissions, Historic Nashville, 
Inc., the State Archaeologist, local historians and citizens. Initiated by the 
Nashville Town Committee of the Colonial Dames during the fall of 1999, with 
the training of volunteers to survey and record tombstones and with a grant 
to the Metro Archives for a staff person to enter the inscriptions on a 
computer database. The project has involved over 90 volunteers. 


WILLIAMSON CEMETERY
GO-15: NASHVILLE, DAVIDSON COUNTY, TN, SPRINGFIELD HWY
1 TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS:

WILLIAMSON  Monument with 3 sides
Front inscription: T.N. WILLIAMSON/ BORN/ SEPT 30, 1816/ MARRIED SEPT. 16, 1811 (sic)/ AT GOODLETTSVILLE, TENN/ BY REV. JOHN BEARD/ ILLEGIBLE VERSE
Second Side: OLIVIA C./ HIS WIFE/ BORN JUNE 21, 1825/ DIED/ JUNE 8, 1889/ GOODLETTSVILLE, TENN./FOLD HER O FATHER IN THINE ARMS/ AND LET HER HENCEFORTH BE/ A MESSENGER OF LOVE BETWEEN/OUR HUMBLE HEARTS AND THEE.
Third side: ILLEGIBLE
Note: Davidson Co. Marriage Records Thomas N. Williamson married Olivia Connelly Sept. 16, 1841