Son of Elias and Elizabeth Williams, aged 28 years.
Isaac M. Williams was originally buried with his father at the Sandy Hill Cemetery in Paterson, New Jersey. Following his mother's death in 1871, the bodies of he and his father were removed from Sandy Hill and buried with their mother and wife in the Chiswell family plot at Cedar Lawn on April 24, 1872.
Like his parents, Isaac M. William's grave is unmarked. The only member of the family (nine of whom are buried in this family plot) who has a grave stone is Isaac's brother-in-law, Richard B. Chiswell, the husband of his sister, Mary A. (Williams) Chiswell.
Isaac M. Williams was originally buried with his father at the Sandy Hill Cemetery in Paterson, New Jersey. Following his mother's death in 1871, the bodies of he and his father were removed from Sandy Hill and buried with their mother and wife in the Chiswell family plot at Cedar Lawn on April 24, 1872.
Like his parents, Isaac M. William's grave is unmarked. The only member of the family (nine of whom are buried in this family plot) who has a grave stone is Isaac's brother-in-law, Richard B. Chiswell, the husband of his sister, Mary A. (Williams) Chiswell.
Son of Elias and Elizabeth Williams, aged 28 years.
Isaac M. Williams was originally buried with his father at the Sandy Hill Cemetery in Paterson, New Jersey. Following his mother's death in 1871, the bodies of he and his father were removed from Sandy Hill and buried with their mother and wife in the Chiswell family plot at Cedar Lawn on April 24, 1872.
Like his parents, Isaac M. William's grave is unmarked. The only member of the family (nine of whom are buried in this family plot) who has a grave stone is Isaac's brother-in-law, Richard B. Chiswell, the husband of his sister, Mary A. (Williams) Chiswell.
Isaac M. Williams was originally buried with his father at the Sandy Hill Cemetery in Paterson, New Jersey. Following his mother's death in 1871, the bodies of he and his father were removed from Sandy Hill and buried with their mother and wife in the Chiswell family plot at Cedar Lawn on April 24, 1872.
Like his parents, Isaac M. William's grave is unmarked. The only member of the family (nine of whom are buried in this family plot) who has a grave stone is Isaac's brother-in-law, Richard B. Chiswell, the husband of his sister, Mary A. (Williams) Chiswell.
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