Williams, Benjamin Monument

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Maren Schouw

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10/29/2003

Williams, Benjamin Monument

Marker for Benjamin Williams 1776-185?, Pvt. 4 Reg. GA. Militia War 1812. Many others buried there. For a full listing of those known buried in Williams-Tull cemetery, please contact me (I have many pictures and listing). Williams/ Lindsey/ Tull/ Battle

Date & Place: September 21, 2003 at Williams-Tull Cemetery in Tull, Grant County, Arkansas United States

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Maren Schouw

I am continuing/assisting with research on my family (mother's side) surnames: Lindsey, Miller, Williams, Haley, Snell, Keene, Baird (to name a few). My mother has written a book on the life of my g g grandfather S.T. Lindsey, and has now gotten me hooked. She is a wealth of information. (father's side: Schouw, Show, Shou, Skov, Dobbs aka: Dobberstein)

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