Company "I", 6th West Virginia Cavalry, formerly 3rd West Virginia Infantry
Researched & Compiled by Linda Fluharty
Company "I", 6th West Virginia Cavalry, formerly 3rd West Virginia Infantry
Researched & Compiled by Linda Fluharty
This man's surname was misspelled as “Williams” in Scott Powell’s 1925 History of Marshall County book, page 261.
1850 Marshall County Census
WILLIAMSON (954)
Robert...50-M...PA
Rachel...45-F...PA
Lavina...22-F...OH
David...18-M...OH
John...15-M...PA
Jane...13-F...PA
Thomas...11-M...PA
Elisabeth...8-F...PA
Mary...6-F...PA
Franklin...4-M...PA
Frances Anne...2-F...VA
Crow, Salathiel...25-M...PAService Record: At age 22, joined for duty on July 6, 1861 at Camp Hewes, near Clarksburg; mustered in July 10, 1861 at Camp Hewes. “On furlough, sick from August 12, 1861, time extended on surgeon’s certificate of disability.” “Died at Rosby’s Rock, May 22, 1862 of Consumption.” His furlough was extended; he was not discharged.
In 1850, he was 11 years old, born in Pa., and lived in Marshall County with his probable parents, Robert and Rachel (Sharp) Williamson, and numerous siblings.
