William was the eldest child of Matthew and Frances Stewart Amberson. He lived in South Carolina during his youth; moving along with his family to Morgan County, Georgia before 1820.
After the move to Georgia he met and married Sarah Ward August 13, 1826 in Morgan County, Georgia. Wm and Sarah had 8 children 4 that lived to adults.
Sarah died in May 1843 and is buried at Carmel Cemetery. In 1846 Wm married for a second time to Sarah Moore and had 2 daughters.
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Jacksonville Republican, Vol. 28, No. 19,
May 7, 1864
Obituary
"Died at his residence, Spring Garden, Cherokee County, AL July 4, 1863 Mr. W.H. Amberson in the 60th year of his age.
The deceased was a man of great energy, perseverance and sterling integrity of character.
As a neighbor, husband, father or friend, he performed his duties faithfully. He was for forty years or more, an humble consistent member of the Presbyterian church. For two years before his death he was subjected to great suffering often to the most excruciating pain, but he was enabled to bear all his afflictions with patience and resignation. Relying upon the merits of Jesus, he sank to rest."
After the move to Georgia he met and married Sarah Ward August 13, 1826 in Morgan County, Georgia. Wm and Sarah had 8 children 4 that lived to adults.
Sarah died in May 1843 and is buried at Carmel Cemetery. In 1846 Wm married for a second time to Sarah Moore and had 2 daughters.
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Jacksonville Republican, Vol. 28, No. 19,
May 7, 1864
Obituary
"Died at his residence, Spring Garden, Cherokee County, AL July 4, 1863 Mr. W.H. Amberson in the 60th year of his age.
The deceased was a man of great energy, perseverance and sterling integrity of character.
As a neighbor, husband, father or friend, he performed his duties faithfully. He was for forty years or more, an humble consistent member of the Presbyterian church. For two years before his death he was subjected to great suffering often to the most excruciating pain, but he was enabled to bear all his afflictions with patience and resignation. Relying upon the merits of Jesus, he sank to rest."
William was the eldest child of Matthew and Frances Stewart Amberson. He lived in South Carolina during his youth; moving along with his family to Morgan County, Georgia before 1820.
After the move to Georgia he met and married Sarah Ward August 13, 1826 in Morgan County, Georgia. Wm and Sarah had 8 children 4 that lived to adults.
Sarah died in May 1843 and is buried at Carmel Cemetery. In 1846 Wm married for a second time to Sarah Moore and had 2 daughters.
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Jacksonville Republican, Vol. 28, No. 19,
May 7, 1864
Obituary
"Died at his residence, Spring Garden, Cherokee County, AL July 4, 1863 Mr. W.H. Amberson in the 60th year of his age.
The deceased was a man of great energy, perseverance and sterling integrity of character.
As a neighbor, husband, father or friend, he performed his duties faithfully. He was for forty years or more, an humble consistent member of the Presbyterian church. For two years before his death he was subjected to great suffering often to the most excruciating pain, but he was enabled to bear all his afflictions with patience and resignation. Relying upon the merits of Jesus, he sank to rest."
After the move to Georgia he met and married Sarah Ward August 13, 1826 in Morgan County, Georgia. Wm and Sarah had 8 children 4 that lived to adults.
Sarah died in May 1843 and is buried at Carmel Cemetery. In 1846 Wm married for a second time to Sarah Moore and had 2 daughters.
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Jacksonville Republican, Vol. 28, No. 19,
May 7, 1864
Obituary
"Died at his residence, Spring Garden, Cherokee County, AL July 4, 1863 Mr. W.H. Amberson in the 60th year of his age.
The deceased was a man of great energy, perseverance and sterling integrity of character.
As a neighbor, husband, father or friend, he performed his duties faithfully. He was for forty years or more, an humble consistent member of the Presbyterian church. For two years before his death he was subjected to great suffering often to the most excruciating pain, but he was enabled to bear all his afflictions with patience and resignation. Relying upon the merits of Jesus, he sank to rest."
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