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     Priscilla P. Williamson married Jubal Jordan, son of Vincent Jordan and Elizabeth Mays, on 11 February 1817 in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹
     She and Jubal had the following known children: Alexander (b 1829), John, William, and Tyler. All served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, Tyler as a Major, and the other three as Captains. William was wounded in the war, and John was killed.¹

     Jubal Jordan was born about 1792.¹ He married Priscilla P. Williamson, daughter of Henry Williamson and Ann Rebecca Mason, on 11 February 1817 in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹
     He and Priscilla had the following known children: Alexander (b 1829), John, William, and Tyler. All served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War, Tyler as a Major, and the other three as Captains. William was wounded in the war, and John was killed.¹

     Littleberry E. Williamson married Sarah Quarles, daughter of Samuel Quarles, on 12 April 1823 in Bedford Co., Virginia, with William J. A. Quarles as surety.¹

     Sarah Quarles married Littleberry E. Williamson, son of Henry Williamson and Ann Rebecca Mason, on 12 April 1823 in Bedford Co., Virginia, with William J. A. Quarles as surety.¹

     Temperance Williamson was born about 1803.¹ She married John DeWitt Booth, son of Benjamin Booth and Elizabeth Divers, on 15 December 1824 in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹ She died in 1873 in Franklin Co., Virginia.¹
     She and John had five children.¹

     John DeWitt Booth was born on 25 March 1798 in Franklin Co., Virginia.¹ He married Temperance Williamson, daughter of Henry Williamson and Ann Rebecca Mason, on 15 December 1824 in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹ He died on 8 February 1852 in Franklin Co., Virginia, at age 53.¹
     He and Temperance had five children.¹

     Rebecca Williamson was born about 1809.¹
     She was living, unmarried, with her brother Henry in 1850.¹

     William M. Williamson married Mary Anne E. (?).¹
     In 1829 William M. Williamson received two deeds of transfer: one from his brother-in-law Jubal Jordan for two slaves and other personal property, and one from his father Henry Williamson, Sr., for five slaves and other personal property.² His estate was settled in Bedford Co., Virginia. He left 171 acres to his wife Mary Ann; 159 1/2 acres to John Q. A. Wright, husband of his daughter Mary G; and 223 3/4 acres to his daughter Susan. He also left bequests to his slaves Peyton, Martha, Milly, and girl Sylvia, and "for the maintenance of the elderly Louis."¹

     Mary Anne E. (?) married William M. Williamson, son of Henry Williamson and Ann Rebecca Mason.¹

     Henry Parsons Williamson was born in 1797.¹ He married first Lucy Hill Bowles on 22 December 1824 in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹ He married second Jane Estes, daughter of Edward Estes and Catherine Hawkins, on 22 April 1851.¹ He died in 1851.¹
     In 1833 Henry Parsons Williamson purchased 200 acres on Shocko Creek, a branch of Bore Auger Creek, on Bore Auger Rd. in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹ That same year he received 234 acres on Bore Auger Creek from Susannah Bowles, executrix. It seems likely that this was part of the settlement of his father-in-law's estate.² In 1834 he bought 155 acres on Bore Auger Creek from Elliott Jeter.³
     He and Lucy had the following known children: Franklin H. (b 1825?), James T. (b 1827), Mary (b 1830), John Henry (b 12 April 1831, d 5 February 1893), Susan R. (b 1833), Frances (b 1835), William Littleberry (b 13 July 1837, d 12 October 1898), and Lucy (b 1839).¹

     Lucy Hill Bowles was born on 16 September 1798.¹ She married Henry Parsons Williamson, son of Henry Williamson and Ann Rebecca Mason, on 22 December 1824 in Bedford Co., Virginia.¹ She died on 28 July 1846 at age 47.¹
     She and Henry had the following known children: Franklin H. (b 1825?), James T. (b 1827), Mary (b 1830), John Henry (b 12 April 1831, d 5 February 1893), Susan R. (b 1833), Frances (b 1835), William Littleberry (b 13 July 1837, d 12 October 1898), and Lucy (b 1839).¹

     Jane Estes married Henry Parsons Williamson, son of Henry Williamson and Ann Rebecca Mason, on 22 April 1851.¹

     Margaret Williamson was born in 1793.¹ She was married by J. J. Miles to William Wood on 1 June 1819.¹

     William Wood was married by J. J. Miles to Margaret Williamson, daughter of John Williamson and Martha Clemmons, on 1 June 1819.¹

     Elizabeth Williamson married Jesse Short.¹
     She and Jesse had one known daughter, Martha (b 26 June 1820, d 6 March 1904).¹

     Jesse Short married Elizabeth Williamson, daughter of John Williamson and Martha Clemmons.¹
     He and Elizabeth had one known daughter, Martha (b 26 June 1820, d 6 March 1904).¹

     John Williamson was born in 1807.¹ He married Jane J. Hatcher on 17 January 1828.¹
     He was a constable in Roanoke Co., Virginia, in 1850.¹ He and Jane had the following known children: Susan (b 1830), Elizabeth W. (b 1833), Margaret Jane (b 1837), Damaris (b 1839), Mary Ann (b 1844), and Emma (b 1849).¹

     Jane J. Hatcher was born in 1808.¹ She married John Williamson, son of John Williamson and Martha Clemmons, on 17 January 1828.¹
     She and John had the following known children: Susan (b 1830), Elizabeth W. (b 1833), Margaret Jane (b 1837), Damaris (b 1839), Mary Ann (b 1844), and Emma (b 1849).¹

     William Williamson was born in 1810.¹
     He is listed in the census of 1850 in Roanoke Co., Virginia, apparently unmarried. He was a farmer, with property valued at $1500. Listed in the same household were mulattos Sophia Newman, 30, and Bowyer Beane, 22.¹

     Martha Williamson was born in 1812.¹
     She was unmarried in 1850.¹