Mary Williams

BirthBet. 1767–1791 - Not Available

DeathBet. 1839–1882 - Not Available

MotherMealy Bevinn

FatherJOSEPH E., 1779 March to 1781 May JOSEPH volunteers as an Ensign with Duplin County's Militia & First Lieut. in Gen. Kenan's Brigade in North Carolina Militia; 1823 moved to Telfair County, Georgia; 1833 January 7 received Revolutionary War pension;

Born on Bet. 1767–1791 to JOSEPH E., 1779 March to 1781 May JOSEPH volunteers as an Ensign with Duplin County's Militia & First Lieut. in Gen. Kenan's Brigade in North Carolina Militia; 1823 moved to Telfair County, Georgia; 1833 January 7 received Revolutionary War pension; and Mealy Bevinn. Mary Williams passed away on Bet. 1839–1882.

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Joseph E., 1779 March To 1781 May Joseph Volunteers As An Ensign With Duplin County's Militia & First Lieut. In Gen. Kenan's Brigade In North Carolina Militia; 1823 Moved To Telfair County, Georgia; 1833 January 7 Received Revolutionary War Pension;
1759 - 1850

Mealy Bevinn
1750 - 1840

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