My Family Tree

Hypothetical tree! Mary and Sarah are believed to be sisters:
1) moved to Jackson Co, AL at about the same time and lived very close by.
2) both married Hall's
3) both named a daughter Cynthia.

Possible sons living in same district of Jackson Co, AL in 1850 - Jesse b.1779 & Samuel b.1788. Both born in TN and parents from NC (Samuel Williams b.1733). See trees on ancestry.com. These Williams, Jesse and Samuel both sons of Capt Sam Williams by different wives. Samuel the Elder died in 1788 and his 2nd wife, Hannah Isbell, married a James Taylor, 4 Feb 1791 Greene, TN (David Taylor bondsman) and moved to Jackson Co, AL!

Mike Landwehr research: John Williams 1791-1848 was a minister of the Primitive Baptist church in Jackson Co, AL that Sarah and Mary attended. Possible brother to Mary and/or Sarah.
SOURCE: HISTORY OF JACKSON COUNTY, ALABAMA, by John Robert Kennamer, Sr. ISBN-0-9638815-0-7 copyright 1993 by The Jackson County Historical Association, POB 1494, Scottsboro, Alabama 35768, page 72
“The original minute book now in the hands of James Wilhelms, Clerk, Langston, Alabama shows that the Mud Creek Association was organized on the third Saturday in November, 1821.................The delegates from the following churches to-wit: (8)-Paint Rock – John Williams and John Reed.”
Here is his family - http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=eepperson&id=I47515
Adding John and Jeremiah to the family based on association and numerous matching atDNA tests...

Curious naming of Mary Ann Williams Hall's son - Elisha Prescott Hall. There is only a single Elisha Prescott in the country before then, a veteran of Revolutonary War from NH who moved to Maine. Perhaps Mary's father met him during the war - http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~tnlincol/geneal/yeager.txt
"John Williams, the maternal great-grandfather of Hugh B. Yeager and the father of Lucy Yeager, was an Englishman who came to America and settled in Virginia before the Revolutionary War. He was in that war for eight years and also was at the surrender of Cornwallis." [kdd - this is John Williams of SC. Public member tree here - http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/13987841/person/36204249. He had daughters Sarah and Mary, but mother's name differs ]

Another Williams born in Chester Co, PA died in Jackson Co, AL - Thomas Williams:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=ourtexasfamily&id=I11988
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=myrelatives&id=I46743

Numerous DNA matches between descendants of these Williams and descendants of Jeremiah Williams and Mary Elizabeth Fowler who were married in Madison Co, Al. on Dec 4 1819 and moved to Hot Spring, AR. He joined several other Williams familes there whose descendants all match each other, including Jesse Williams b.1790 and Elizabeth Williams who married Jehu Beason. An older Charles Williams and his daughter Elizabeth Burnett in Hot Spring, AR was in the same family group (see "Petitions of destitute citizens for rations, Feb.-Aug. 1866” on familysearch.org) .
Other families:
William Williams b.1762 of Grainger Co, TN who married Mary Pennybacker
David Williams b.1780 of Hawkins Co, TN and Greene Co, MO married Ruth Jones and Rebecca King
William Streeter Maxfield (from Franklin Co, TN)

James Hall and William Cowen were chain carriers in the land grant to Jeremiah Williams in Lincoln Co, TN 1824. William Cowen and our James Hall ( recognizable family) are neighbors in the 1820 Census of Lincoln Co, TN

James Hall sold land along Coldwater Creek fork of Elk River in Lincoln Co, TN 1809 - same area as John Williams.