George W. Williams enlisted in the Army at Ft. McPherson on May 31 1917 at 21 10/12 years old. He re-enlisted on April 5, 1919.
He lived on Dunwoody Road. He was single.
He was survived by his parents and siblings:
Mr. William Jerome Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Harriett Austin Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Ollis Williams Burdett of Newnan
Miss Anna Williams
Mrs. C.J. Williams Christopher
Mrs. John Williams Estes
Mr. J.T. Williams of Newnan
Mr. R.F. Williams of Townville, South Carolina
Mr. H.A. Williams
Mr. Seth Williams of Dunwoody
He died from alcohol poisoning and a gastric ulcer. Limited treatment was available at this time.
He lived on Dunwoody Road. He was single.
He was survived by his parents and siblings:
Mr. William Jerome Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Harriett Austin Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Ollis Williams Burdett of Newnan
Miss Anna Williams
Mrs. C.J. Williams Christopher
Mrs. John Williams Estes
Mr. J.T. Williams of Newnan
Mr. R.F. Williams of Townville, South Carolina
Mr. H.A. Williams
Mr. Seth Williams of Dunwoody
He died from alcohol poisoning and a gastric ulcer. Limited treatment was available at this time.
George W. Williams enlisted in the Army at Ft. McPherson on May 31 1917 at 21 10/12 years old. He re-enlisted on April 5, 1919.
He lived on Dunwoody Road. He was single.
He was survived by his parents and siblings:
Mr. William Jerome Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Harriett Austin Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Ollis Williams Burdett of Newnan
Miss Anna Williams
Mrs. C.J. Williams Christopher
Mrs. John Williams Estes
Mr. J.T. Williams of Newnan
Mr. R.F. Williams of Townville, South Carolina
Mr. H.A. Williams
Mr. Seth Williams of Dunwoody
He died from alcohol poisoning and a gastric ulcer. Limited treatment was available at this time.
He lived on Dunwoody Road. He was single.
He was survived by his parents and siblings:
Mr. William Jerome Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Harriett Austin Williams of Dunwoody
Mrs. Ollis Williams Burdett of Newnan
Miss Anna Williams
Mrs. C.J. Williams Christopher
Mrs. John Williams Estes
Mr. J.T. Williams of Newnan
Mr. R.F. Williams of Townville, South Carolina
Mr. H.A. Williams
Mr. Seth Williams of Dunwoody
He died from alcohol poisoning and a gastric ulcer. Limited treatment was available at this time.
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