Andrew was born December 2, 1847, in Philadelphia, the son of parents who immigrated to the U.S. from Germany. They lived in New York before moving to Pennsylvania. In his pension application, he names two brothers, George Antone and Lucas Worth Williams.
Andrew, who worked as a button maker, joined the Union Army on January 18, 1864, as a private in Company A of the 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery.
He was discharged at City Point, Virginia, on January 29, 1866. Andrew moved South and was living in Galveston in 1870. (His brother George rejoined the U.S. Army serving all over the West until his retirement in California.)
Andrew married America Sidney Dial, daughter of Martin Dial and Margaret Campbell, in Columbus, Colorado County, on May 11, 1873. Both her parents had died in 1870.
The couple moved to farm in Lampasas County where they are first listed as a couple on the 1880 census.
Andrew and America divorced on November 11, 1893, in Lampasas County, and on every census afterwards, Andrew lists himself as a widower.
Andrew was living with his daughter and son-in-law, Sadie Alice and Ernest Wiley Cothran, when he died April 27, 1914. He was buried In Western Heights Cemetery, Dallas. There's been a lot of vandalism to the Cemetery, where the Clyde Barrow family is buried, and the grave is no longer marked.
Their children
Mathew Ezekiel Williams
b February 15, 1872
d February 24, 1961
Martin Henry Williams
b August 15, 1874
d May 10, 1941
Mary Ellen Williams m Otie Weatherly
b August 14, 1875
d before 1920
Margaret E. Williams m Charles Lytle
b June 5, 1877
Dorothy (Dora) A. Williams m Otto Ziegenfuss
b 18 November 1879
d July 12, 1938
Andrew Mable "May" Williams m Andrew Jackson English
b May 24, 1882
d July 1, 1925
Sadie Alice Williams m Ernest Wiley Cothran
b. 11 September 1884
d. May 25, 1946
Ethel Williams
b March 31, 1886
d
Eddie R. Williams
b April 10, 1887
d September 20, 1890
Noah Williams
b May 17, 1889
d September 20,1890
1900 Lampasas Co., Tx
Williams, Andrew age 52 b. PA Wd
1910 Lampasas Co, TX
Williams, Andrew age 64 b. PA Wd
Andrew, who worked as a button maker, joined the Union Army on January 18, 1864, as a private in Company A of the 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery.
He was discharged at City Point, Virginia, on January 29, 1866. Andrew moved South and was living in Galveston in 1870. (His brother George rejoined the U.S. Army serving all over the West until his retirement in California.)
Andrew married America Sidney Dial, daughter of Martin Dial and Margaret Campbell, in Columbus, Colorado County, on May 11, 1873. Both her parents had died in 1870.
The couple moved to farm in Lampasas County where they are first listed as a couple on the 1880 census.
Andrew and America divorced on November 11, 1893, in Lampasas County, and on every census afterwards, Andrew lists himself as a widower.
Andrew was living with his daughter and son-in-law, Sadie Alice and Ernest Wiley Cothran, when he died April 27, 1914. He was buried In Western Heights Cemetery, Dallas. There's been a lot of vandalism to the Cemetery, where the Clyde Barrow family is buried, and the grave is no longer marked.
Their children
Mathew Ezekiel Williams
b February 15, 1872
d February 24, 1961
Martin Henry Williams
b August 15, 1874
d May 10, 1941
Mary Ellen Williams m Otie Weatherly
b August 14, 1875
d before 1920
Margaret E. Williams m Charles Lytle
b June 5, 1877
Dorothy (Dora) A. Williams m Otto Ziegenfuss
b 18 November 1879
d July 12, 1938
Andrew Mable "May" Williams m Andrew Jackson English
b May 24, 1882
d July 1, 1925
Sadie Alice Williams m Ernest Wiley Cothran
b. 11 September 1884
d. May 25, 1946
Ethel Williams
b March 31, 1886
d
Eddie R. Williams
b April 10, 1887
d September 20, 1890
Noah Williams
b May 17, 1889
d September 20,1890
1900 Lampasas Co., Tx
Williams, Andrew age 52 b. PA Wd
1910 Lampasas Co, TX
Williams, Andrew age 64 b. PA Wd
Andrew was born December 2, 1847, in Philadelphia, the son of parents who immigrated to the U.S. from Germany. They lived in New York before moving to Pennsylvania. In his pension application, he names two brothers, George Antone and Lucas Worth Williams.
Andrew, who worked as a button maker, joined the Union Army on January 18, 1864, as a private in Company A of the 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery.
He was discharged at City Point, Virginia, on January 29, 1866. Andrew moved South and was living in Galveston in 1870. (His brother George rejoined the U.S. Army serving all over the West until his retirement in California.)
Andrew married America Sidney Dial, daughter of Martin Dial and Margaret Campbell, in Columbus, Colorado County, on May 11, 1873. Both her parents had died in 1870.
The couple moved to farm in Lampasas County where they are first listed as a couple on the 1880 census.
Andrew and America divorced on November 11, 1893, in Lampasas County, and on every census afterwards, Andrew lists himself as a widower.
Andrew was living with his daughter and son-in-law, Sadie Alice and Ernest Wiley Cothran, when he died April 27, 1914. He was buried In Western Heights Cemetery, Dallas. There's been a lot of vandalism to the Cemetery, where the Clyde Barrow family is buried, and the grave is no longer marked.
Their children
Mathew Ezekiel Williams
b February 15, 1872
d February 24, 1961
Martin Henry Williams
b August 15, 1874
d May 10, 1941
Mary Ellen Williams m Otie Weatherly
b August 14, 1875
d before 1920
Margaret E. Williams m Charles Lytle
b June 5, 1877
Dorothy (Dora) A. Williams m Otto Ziegenfuss
b 18 November 1879
d July 12, 1938
Andrew Mable "May" Williams m Andrew Jackson English
b May 24, 1882
d July 1, 1925
Sadie Alice Williams m Ernest Wiley Cothran
b. 11 September 1884
d. May 25, 1946
Ethel Williams
b March 31, 1886
d
Eddie R. Williams
b April 10, 1887
d September 20, 1890
Noah Williams
b May 17, 1889
d September 20,1890
1900 Lampasas Co., Tx
Williams, Andrew age 52 b. PA Wd
1910 Lampasas Co, TX
Williams, Andrew age 64 b. PA Wd
Andrew, who worked as a button maker, joined the Union Army on January 18, 1864, as a private in Company A of the 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery.
He was discharged at City Point, Virginia, on January 29, 1866. Andrew moved South and was living in Galveston in 1870. (His brother George rejoined the U.S. Army serving all over the West until his retirement in California.)
Andrew married America Sidney Dial, daughter of Martin Dial and Margaret Campbell, in Columbus, Colorado County, on May 11, 1873. Both her parents had died in 1870.
The couple moved to farm in Lampasas County where they are first listed as a couple on the 1880 census.
Andrew and America divorced on November 11, 1893, in Lampasas County, and on every census afterwards, Andrew lists himself as a widower.
Andrew was living with his daughter and son-in-law, Sadie Alice and Ernest Wiley Cothran, when he died April 27, 1914. He was buried In Western Heights Cemetery, Dallas. There's been a lot of vandalism to the Cemetery, where the Clyde Barrow family is buried, and the grave is no longer marked.
Their children
Mathew Ezekiel Williams
b February 15, 1872
d February 24, 1961
Martin Henry Williams
b August 15, 1874
d May 10, 1941
Mary Ellen Williams m Otie Weatherly
b August 14, 1875
d before 1920
Margaret E. Williams m Charles Lytle
b June 5, 1877
Dorothy (Dora) A. Williams m Otto Ziegenfuss
b 18 November 1879
d July 12, 1938
Andrew Mable "May" Williams m Andrew Jackson English
b May 24, 1882
d July 1, 1925
Sadie Alice Williams m Ernest Wiley Cothran
b. 11 September 1884
d. May 25, 1946
Ethel Williams
b March 31, 1886
d
Eddie R. Williams
b April 10, 1887
d September 20, 1890
Noah Williams
b May 17, 1889
d September 20,1890
1900 Lampasas Co., Tx
Williams, Andrew age 52 b. PA Wd
1910 Lampasas Co, TX
Williams, Andrew age 64 b. PA Wd
