PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, VA - CEMETERIES – Williamson Cemetery

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Source: Library of Virginia Digital Collection


LVA Titled Files: Survey Report, Williamson graveyard:
                  1937 Sep. 13
                  Research made by Jennie S. Harrison

Cemetery Location:  4.8 miles northeast of Disputanta, Virginia, on Route #625; 
                    thence 4 miles northeast on Route #611, thence 1.8 miles 
                    east on private road, at the end of the road.
                    Prince George Co., Virginia


DATE:

About 1830.

OWNERS:

Euriah Williamson bought the estate from a Mr. Figg about 1825.  It net came 
into the possession of his daughter Martha Williamson and her husband James 
Tolman Clements.  It was then inherited by his son  Tolman Augusta Clements, the 
present owner. [1937]

DESCRIPTION:

This graveyard is located in a pine forest about two hundred yards north of the 
Clements home.  There are no markers of any kind to identify the graves.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:

The following persons are known to be buried here:

Euriah Williamson
Mary Williamson, Euriah’s wife
William Williamson
Martha Williamson Clements
James Tolman Clements
Napoleon B. Williamson
Mary I Williamson Gray
Freddy Gray
Elizabeth C. Williamson Oakley
Edward P. Oakley
James Williamson

Hubbard Williamson, came to Virginia direct from England.  His son Euriah 
Williamson married Mary )Polly) about 1824.  The children of Euriah and Mary 
Williamson were:

Julia Ann, married James  W. Richardson
George Washington
Martha, married James Tolman  Clements of Middlesex County who served as a 
       blacksmith in the War Between the States.
Louise, married Thomas Clements
Caroline, married Thomas Clements
William
James
Napoleon Bonapart
Mary I., married Freddy Gray
Elizabeth C., married Edward P. Oakley

The children of Martha and James  Tolman Clements were:
James  William
Tolman Augusta
Napoleon Bonapart



SOURCES OF INFORMATION:

Informant:  Tolman Augusta Clements, Savedge, Virginia

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