John W. Williams

1900 Census Record Precinct 9 Lost Creek, Cleburne County, Alabama: John Williams lived in Cleburne County, Alabama in 1900. He was the head of the household, 47 years old, and identified as white. John was born in Alabama around 1853, and both of his parents were born in Alabama as well. In 1900, John was married to Emily E. Williams, and they had nine children named Margerett E., James A., John T., William O., Mary A., Lucinda A., Reuben N., Eliza C., and Jessie J..

1910 Census Record Precinct 9, Cleburne County, Alabama: John Williams lived in Cleburne County, Alabama in 1910. He was the head of the household, 59 years old, and identified as white. John was born in Alabama around 1851, and both of his parents were born in United States. In 1910, John was married to Memley E. Williams, and they had four children named Margarett E., Sinda L., Loy S., and Jessie.

1920 Census Record Lost Creek, Cleburne County, Alabama: John Williams lived in Cleburne County, Alabama in 1920. He was the head of the household, 67 years old, and identified as white. John was born in Alabama around 1853, and both of his parents were born in United States. In 1920, John was married to Emily Williams, and they had two children named Margaret and Lucinda. He could not read or write, and owned his residence.

1930 Census Record Lost Creek, Cleburne County, Alabama: John Williams lived in Cleburne County, Alabama in 1930. He was the head of the household, 77 years old, and identified as white. John was born in Alabama around 1853, and both of his parents were born in Georgia. In 1930, John was married to Emlie Williams.

AL Death Cert Film # 1908542 Reference # CN 11465 listed as John W. Williams