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| Joseph Williams | 2 Feb 1812 — | 21 May 1891 | sacred to the memory of
at rest |
| Joseph married first Elizabeth Ann Singleton and second, Nancy Ann Cordle and was the father of Pvt. John J. Williams and Pvt. Peter Benjamin Williams, CWS f BCV, pp. 610-11, 614-15. |
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| Nancy A. Williams | 1811 — | 1880 | at rest |
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| T.A. Smith | 1845 — | 1912 | |
| M.A. Smith | 1835 — | 1918 | |
| Mary Ann Williams, daughter of Joseph Williams and Elizabeth Anne Singleton, married first Benjamin H. Tomlinson and second, Thomas Asbury Smith. Nearby are her children Adelia B Tomlinson, Thomas Henry Smith, and Lelia Ann Smith who married John W. Kirk, CWS f BCV, pp. 514, 610. |
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| Thomas H. Smith | 19 Aug 1872 — | Oct 4 1904 | Sacred to the memory of
son of T A and Mary A Smith |
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| Lelia W. Kirk | 19 Feb 1868 — | 30 Jul 1890 | Sacred to the memory of
daughter of T A and Mary A Smith
wife of John W. Kirk |
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| 29 Aug 1878 — | | of T A and Mary A Smith
age two weeks |
Headstone is broken and top with name is missing. This child's twin, Lynn Warren Smith, is buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Lawrenceville.
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| Adelia B. Tomlinson | 1862 — | 1877 | daughter of B.H. Tomlinson |
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| Joseph M. Williams | 15 Mar 1847 — | 2 Dec 1912 | |
| Susan T. Williams | Sep 9 1845 — | Mar 23 1905 | |
Footstone reads father. A second stone for Susan, with an incorrect date of birth, is nearby.
Susan Tabitha Ogburn married Joseph Monroe Williams, CWS f BCV, p. 610. |
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| Susan Tabitha Williams | 16 Sep 1875 — | 23 Mar 1905 | Wife of J M Williams
Fold her, O Father, in thine arms, and let her henceforth be a messenger of love, between our human hearts and thee |
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| Ella B. Williams | 1873 — | 1885 | Daughter of
J M & S T Williams |
Portions of both dates are illegible.
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| Heartwell Otis Williams | 9 Aug 1877 — | 26 Jun 1882 | Son of
J M & S T Williams
asleep in Jesus |
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| Infant Williams | 1888 — | 1888 | our baby
infant of
J M & S T Williams |
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| Jun 1885 — | Aug 1885 | our darling
daughter of
J M & S T Williams |
Name is illegible.
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| Joseph Herbert Williams | | | |
| Nannie Fraser Williams | — | | |
| Although a stone with this inscription was never found, it is known that Nannie Fraser (30 Nov 1870 - 1 Jan 1957) and J.H. Williams (16 Apr 1876 - 29 Nov 1947), are buried here and it is presumed that the stone shattered into pieces is theirs, CWS f BCV, pp. 209, 610. |
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| Marie Berry Williams | 1902 — | 1931 | wife of F M W |
| Wife of Francis M. Williams, a son of Joseph Herbert Williams, CWS f BCV, p. 209. |
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