Picture: top: Colonel John Williams & his 3rd wife, Ann Nancy Ballard Humphries Williams- not verified. 2nd row top left: Family word of mouth has it that James Williams was not a good businessman, and because of a bad $500 debt, lost the family house. Colonel John Williams purchased Frogg Level Farm and deeded it to James' wife and children so they would have somewhere to live. It then was handed down to Paul Clayton Williams, to Edward James Williams, and presently Edna Williams Smith. The farm is located on the VIne Swamp Road. 2nd row top right: Reunion of Civil War soldiers that fought in Battle of Wyse Forks in Kinston , N.C. 3rd row: 1942 Williams Reunion (James & Susan Noble) at home of John Enoch Williams at Doodle Hill Farm, Fayetteville NC. 4th row bottom left: 1940's Brothers Paul Clayton Williams, Benjamin Franklin Williams, John Enoch Williams at Doodle Hill Farm, Fayetteville NC, home of John. 4th row bottom right: Elizabeth (Lizzie) Ann Ford Williams 1884-1953 & John Enoch Williams 1878-1976 Their Children were: Nita Athalia Williams who wed Thel Robinson Dunn Hiram Elwood Williams who wed Frances Inez Moore Phoebe Edna Williams who wed Myron Reynolds Curl
Edward Williams, Mississippi - son of Colonel John Williams & Ann Nancy Humphrey Williams
James Williams - son of Colonel John Williams & Ann Nancy Humphrey Williams
Enclosed are 2 sheets found in the bible of my father, Milton Roscoe Williams, after
his death. He was friends with Ruby Noble Ervin of the Noble's Mill Family. They
believed that a past family dispute over money/land had disrupted the
NOBLE-WILLIAMS relationship, each side never to claim kinsthip again. Miss Ruby
knew the Colonel and the relationships but died with her.
Tombstone of Lizzie Ford & John Enoch WILLIAMS-Maplewood Cemetery
Nita Williams Dunn & Thel Robertson Dunn Tombstone-Maplewood Cemetery, Kinston, N.C.
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