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| Sunday, November 17, 2002 The Williams family remains were moved to their new resting place within the Mineral Springs Park. On that rainy afternoon, a horse drawn procession started from Big Creek Baptist Church to the memorial gravesite located in the park. The family's first resting place was hidden under a growth of vines, weeds and fallen trees on a hill in Southern Greenville County, currently owned by Dewey Lemons. The bodies that were moved are West Allen Williams, his parents, Samuel Williams, Sr. and Mary Williams, and a brother, Samuel Williams, Jr. |
| Here Lies the body of Samuel Williams Junr. who was born the 14th of November 1802 and departed this life the 13th of April 1830 |
| Sacred To the Memory of Samuel Williams Senior He was born September 23rd 1770 Died June 17th 1852 Whilst in this tomb our father lies His Spirit ___ above In realms of bliss it never dies But knows a Saviour's love |
| West Allen Williams Born Sept. 12, 1804 Died Oct. 7, 1857 |
| Here lies the body of Mary Williams who was born the 8th of August 1770 and departed this life the 26th of December 1841 |
| West Allen Williams Memorial Gravesite |
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| Williamston Genealogy Page created by Wendy Campbell |