http://lewisvillephotos.com/panther-creek-graveyard.html Finding Adventure and Inspiration in a Small Town Sat, 14 Jan 2012 20:24:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://lewisvillephotos.com/panther-creek-graveyard.html/comment-page-1#comment-4084 Deb Phillips - The Photo Gal Tue, 24 Nov 2009 00:23:08 +0000 http://lewisvillephotos.com/?p=14283#comment-4084 Carter, I didn't realize William Williams' grave was at Panther Creek and that it is unmarked. The Williams' family history is truly fascinating. Thanks so much for taking the time to add to this article on the Panther Creek graveyard. Carter, I didn’t realize William Williams’ grave was at Panther Creek and that it is unmarked. The Williams’ family history is truly fascinating. Thanks so much for taking the time to add to this article on the Panther Creek graveyard.

]]> http://lewisvillephotos.com/panther-creek-graveyard.html/comment-page-1#comment-4083 Carter Baker Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:52:01 +0000 http://lewisvillephotos.com/?p=14283#comment-4083 An even older grave than Joseph Williams' of 1827 is his son, William Williams' grave. It's not marked, but William died at Panther Creek in 1818 of consumption. He lived on his plantation at Strawberry Plains, East Tennessee and was travelling with his wife, Sarah (King) Williams, to go to Cuba in hopes of improving his health, but died at his parents' home. There's much more about William and his many descendants in the Williams book mentioned above. An even older grave than Joseph Williams’ of 1827 is his son, William Williams’ grave. It’s not marked, but William died at Panther Creek in 1818 of consumption. He lived on his plantation at Strawberry Plains, East Tennessee and was travelling with his wife, Sarah (King) Williams, to go to Cuba in hopes of improving his health, but died at his parents’ home. There’s much more about William and his many descendants in the Williams book mentioned above.

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