Williamson family history collection, 1713-2002.

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Williamson family history collection, 1713-2002.

The Williamson Family History Collection consists of family, school, and church histories, geographical research, and correspondence. The research resulted in the publication of "A Williamson Saga: Samuel and John," compiled by Rev. Donald K. Campbell (2002). Campbell explored the forgotten ties between the white and black Williamson families.

4 archive boxes (2 cubic ft.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7140349

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Williamson, Samuel, 1795-1882

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Williamson family.

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Campbell, Donald K.

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Rev. Samuel Williamson (12 June 1795--12 Mar. 1882) was born in York District, S.C., the son of Samuel and Ann Starr Williamson. His father served in the Revolutionary War and fought at the Battle of Hucks Defeat, Brattonville, S.C. In 1838, Reverend Williamson became a professor at Davidson College, a Presbyterian institution located in Davidson, N.C. He later served as president of the college before retiring in 1854. In 1856, Samuel Williamson moved to Arkansas to become the first pastor of t...

Williamson, John, approximately 1846-

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