Martha Wilmouth 'Patsy' Walker^{[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]}

1768 - 1850  (81 years)

• Name	Martha Wilmouth 'Patsy' Walker  [6]
  	https://books.google.com/books?id=57aFNInLFroC&pg=PA139&lpg=PA139&dq=Patsy+Walker+%2B+James+Mastin+Williams&source=bl&ots=9pE0zjoPH6&sig=Kbb3SM7a-eMoeywDL2VPXdB_J5o&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiezNnyzrnfAhUKr1kKHcFTDBkQ6AEwCnoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=Patsy%20Walker%20%2B%20James%20Mastin%20Williams&f=false Wilmouth Walker, Daughter of James Walker James Walker's estate was divided by court in 1783; two daughters are named heirs, Susannah and Wilmouth Walker; Wilmouth Walker m. James Mastin Williams Susannah Walker m. William McCraw James Walker's wife is Catherine LNU
  Born	20 Oct 1768	Pittsylvania County, Virginia
  Gender	Female
  Died	29 Mar 1850	Pittsylvania County, Virginia
  Buried	J M Williams Cemetery Pittsylvania County, Virginia   [7]
  Person ID	I14878	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	5 Jan 2019

  
  

  Family	Captain James Mastin Williams, Sr.,   b. 23 Sep 1763, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. 12 Jan 1838, Pittsylvania County, Virginia  (Age 74 years)
  Married	15 Nov 1784	Pittsylvania Couny, Virginia
  	Children of JAMES MASTIN WILLIAMS and WILMOTH WALKER: [James Mastin Williams] i. POLLY W. WILLIAMS, b. 1786. 12 ii. SUSANNA WILLIAMS. iii. BENJAMIN W. WILLIAMS. iv. COL. JOHN WILLIAMS. v. ELIZABETH W. WILLIAMS. vi. MARTHA W. WILLIAMS. vii. SAMUEL CARTER WILLIAMS. viii. SARAH C. WILLIAMS. ix. THOMAS TERRY WILLIAMS. x. WILMOTH MOTLEY WILLIAMS. xi. CATHERINE WILLIAMS, b. September 18, 1797. xii. JAMES MASTIN WILLIAMS, JR., b. 1802. 12 xiii. ROBERT WALKER WILLIAMS, b. 1807, Pittsylvania Co., VA. xiv. WILLIAM M. WILLIAMS, b. March 28, 1809; d. 1859.
  Children	+ 1. Alice B. Williams,   b. 1742, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. Abt 1785, Pittsylvania County, Virginia  (Age 43 years) + 2. Elizabeth W. [Wilmouth] Williams,   b. 1788, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. Abt 1835, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia  (Age 47 years) + 3. Wilmouth Mastin Williams,   b. 21 Feb 1794, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. 28 Nov 1866, Ringgold, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia  (Age 72 years) + 4. James Mastin Williams, Jr.,   b. 1801, Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. 23 Dec 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia  (Age 63 years) + 5. Robert Walker Williams,   b. 9 Apr 1807, Pittsylvania County, Virginia ,   d. 2 Jul 1865, Danville, Virginia  (Age 58 years)   6. John Williams,   b. 5 Mar 1791, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia ,   d. 15 Feb 1856, Oak Ridge, Morehouse, Louisiana  (Age 64 years)
  Last Modified	28 Jul 2022
  Family ID	F5163	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos » Slide Show		W. Patsy Walker wpatsywalker.jpg
  		Martha Patsy Walker patsywalker.jpg
  		Wilmouth 'Patsy' Walker Wilmouth'Patsy'Walker.jpg

  
  

  Documents » Slide Show		Marriage Record walker-williamsj.jpg
  		1885 Sketches of some early Danville Virginia Residents Thomas David Neal TDNealDanvilleSketchBook-117-118.pdf
  		DAR Account of Lineage of James Mastin Williams-Carters Samuel (Tavern Keeper) Carter and Elizabeth H. Neal Lineage darJamesMastinWilliam-Carters.jpg
  		DAR Lineage of James Mastin Williams darJamesMastinWilliam-Carters.jpg
  		James Mastin Williams Family sar6645JamesMastinWilliamsFam1.jpg
  		James Mastin Williams Family Histroy page 2 Sons of the American Revolution sar6645JamesMastinWilliamsFam2.JPG

  
  

• Sources

  [S48] Ancestry Link, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/23056921/person/1348824535. William Williams Birth 1728 in Halifax, Halifax, Va. Death 1780 in Pittsylvania (Halifax) Co., Va. Wife: Lucy Clayton Terry 1737 ? 1788 Children: Joseph Terry Williams 1756 ? 1834 Susannah Williams 1758 ? 1831 Thomas Terry Williams 1759 ? 1794 James Mastin Williams Sr. 1763 ? 1838 David Champness Williams 1768 ? 1861 John Williams 1770 ? 1850 Doctor Crawford Williams 1773 ? 1853 William Mastin Williams Jr. 1777 ? 1858 Excellent Documentation [S31] Cottagehill/Southside. James Mastin Williams and Wilmoth Walker James Mastin Williams Born: Sep 23, 1763 - Pittsylvania Co., VA Died: Jan 12, 1838 - Pittsylvania Co., VA Father: William M. Williams (1730-abt 1780) Mother: Lucy Terry (1732-1788) Wife Wilmoth Walker Marriage: Dec 2, 1784 Born: Oct 1768 9368 Died: May 1850 - Pittsylvania Co., VA Daughter of James Walker and Catherine Unknown [S46] Marriage Record/Certificate, https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/tree/4616373/person/6140456248/media/28cd6cb2-142e-4be0-8560-22346aefc322. 15 November 1974 Pittsylvania County, Virginia "Know all men by these presents that we James M. Williams, William White & John Corbin are held & firmly bound to the Commonwealth in the sum of fifty pounds. Current money to which payment will and truly to be made we bind ourselves...this 15th day of November 1784. Whereas there is a marriage suddenly intended and by God's permission between the above bound James M. Williams & Wilmouth Walker. Now the condition of the above obligation is such that if there is no lawful course to obstruct the said marriage then the above obligation to be void or else to remain in full force & virtue. [S150] Photograph, https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/tree/4616373/person/6140456248/media/1b5de7ee-7fa4-4b80-b2be-294ab0101c0f. [S48] Ancestry Link, https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/tree/4616373/person/6140456248/media/d3e2252a-119e-467d-a4a8-128ec73360eb. [S48] Ancestry Link, https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/4616373/person/6140456248/facts. Daughter of James Walker Patriot and Catherine LNU [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187405394/wilmoth-walker. [S126] United States Archives, http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/pittsylvania/obits/1914/w4520000.txt. THOMAS NEAL WILLIAMS Thomas Neal Williams was born on April 11, 1854 at "Homewood" on Sandy River in Pittsylvania county, near Brosville, and died on December 15, 1914 at "Wayside" near Whitmell, a few miles from his birthplace. He was descended from a long line of ancestors distinguished for their service to the Colony, State and Nation from early Colonial period. His father was Colonel Robert Walker Williams, who was a son of Colonel James Mastin Williams, of near Pickaway, Pittsylvania Co, Va who before the Revolution was Crown surveyor of the Colony of Virginia, appointed by George Third of England, and who on the braking out of the war for Independence entered the Colonial Army as a private and rose steadily to the rank of Captain and after the war to Colonel of State Militia. His mother's maiden name was Elizabeth Pocahontas Martin, a daughter of Colonel William Martin of "Greenwood" Henry County, Va and granddaughter of General Joseph Martin of the Revolutionary Army who was distinguished for gallantry in the battle of King's Mountain. Mr Williams was the fourth son of his parents. His early youth was passed near Brosville and his early training was received at the "Oldfield's Schools" of his native county, notably at the old Brick Academy at Cascade. About 1870 he went to Richmond to live with his brother-in-law and cousin, D.T. Williams and while there attended Richmond College and later became a student at William & Mary College at Williamsburg where he was elected president of the College Literary Society and also Captain of the Military Company of Cadets then maintained at this historic old school. About 1875 he was appointed to the position of Deputy Sheriff of Pittsylvania Co by Mr James H Collie, Sheriff, and later by the late sheriff W I Overby, and in the performance of the duties of this office he traveled all over the county and made scores of firm and lifelong friends. In 1885 Mr. Williams was appointed by President Cleveland to the position of Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for the counties of Pittsylvania, Henry, Franklin and adjoining counties and engaged in the collection of revenues and the supression of the illicit whiskey traffic. On the change of administration in 1889 Mr. Williams retired to his farm "Wayside" near Whitmell where the next four years were spent very sucessfully in farming and the management of his several plantations, and descended as he was from a long line of practical planters and landowners, inherited a passionate fondness for the farm and country life. On the re-election of Mr. Cleveland in 1893, Mr Williams was again appointed to a position in the Internal Revenue Service, this time being made Special Raiding Deputy and assigned to the States of Virginia and North Carolina and to parts of the States of Tennessee and West Virginia. In the performance of this duty he was often exposed to the greatest personal danger and was ever distinguished for his cool daring, bravery and fearlessness and for the faithful performance of his duty. General Fitzhugh Lee and Colonel W H Chapman, the latter a distinguished follower of Colonel John S Mobsy with whom Mr Williams was associated in the government service both declared Mr Williams to be one of the bravest and coolest men, in places of danger, that they had ever seen. On the retirement of the Democratic Administration in 1897 he again retired to his farm where the remainder of his life was spent in the cultivation and supervision of his plantations, and as success came to him, he constantly added to his holdings of land and was one of his native counties largest landowners. A farm was to him the most attractive place on earth. Mr. Williams home life was a happy one. On June 21, 1877 he was married to Miss Pattie Green Jennings, third daughter of Joseph Jennings of near Swansonville, Va and to this union the following children were born. David T Williams of Chatham, Va.; Mrs Joseph F Roberts of Charlotte, N.C.; Mrs. Howard Randolph Gano of Richmond, Va.; Dr. James Neal Williams of Clifton Forge, Va and George Cabel Williams and Hamilton Sheppard Williams, both of Pittsylvania County. Reported in the Bee Register, Danville Va [S93] Sons of the American Revolution, https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2204/images/32596_242324-00153?pId=780574.