Archives of Maryland
(Biographical Series)
Lewis Williamson (b. circa 1805 - d. circa 1841)
MSA SC 5496-051239
Slaveholder, District 1, Queen Anne's County, Maryland
Sources:
Archival Sources -
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH BUREAU OF VITAL
STATISTICS, (Death Record, Counties), [MSA S1179-3124]. John Emory Williams,
August 31, 1921, Queen Anne's County.
J. G. Stong's Map of Queen Anne's County, 1866, MSA SC 5080-1, Courtesy
of the Queen Anne's County Historical Society.
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY COURT, (Land Records), 1839-1843, Liber JT 3, Folio
17, [MSA CE 143-39]. Lewis Williamson and wife to James Rolph, September
30, 1839.
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
(Marriage Licenses), 1817-1858 [MSA T1702-1]. Lewis Williamson and Catherine
Ann Smith, March 23, 1839.
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, CIRCUIT COURT, (Marriage Licenses), 1817-1858,
T1702, [MSA T1702-1]. Joshua Walls and Catherine A. Williamson, September
3, 1844.
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, REGISTER OF WILLS,
(Administration Accounts), Liber LR 1, Folios 170, 171, [MSA C1335-19].
Estate of Lewis Williamson, January 21, 1845.
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY, REGISTER OF WILLS,
(Inventories), Liber LR 1, Folios 71, 194, [MSA C1412-33]. Estate of Lewis
Williamson, December 2, 1843.
QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY LEVY COURT, (Assessment
Record), 1837, [MSA C1353-1]. Lewis Williamson, District 1, Line 15.
U.S. Census Bureau (Census
Record, MD) for Louis Williamson, 1840, Queen Anne's County, Districts
1 and 2, Page 19, Line 3 [MSA SM61-115, M 4723-2].
U.S. Census Bureau (Census
Record, MD) for Emory Williamson, 1840, Queen Anne's County, Districts
1 and 2, Page 19, Line 13 [MSA SM61-115, M 4723-2].
U.S. Census Bureau (Census
Record, MD) for Catherine Walls, 1850, Queen Anne's County, District 1,
Page 302, Line 14 [MSA SM61-144, M 1500-1].
U.S. Census Bureau (Census
Record, MD) for John E. Williamson, 1860, Queen Anne's County, District
1, Page 108, Line 10 [MSA SM61-215, M 7224-1].
Books -
Emory, Frederic. Queen Anne's County, Maryland: Its Early History
and Development. Baltimore, MD: Maryland Historical Society. 1950.
Originally published in the Centreville Observer 1886-1887.
Newspapers and Journals -
"100 Dol. Reward." Centreville
Times and Public Advertiser 22 October 1831: 2.
"Maryland." Baltimore Sun
6 August 1907: 1.
Internet Sources -
"Dudley's Chapel." Sudlersville, Queen Anne's County, QA-178. Maryland
Historical Trust, Inventory of Historic Properties. www.mdihp.net.
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