CARL EDWARD WILLIAMS
- Funeral services for Mr. Carl Edward Williams, age 93, are scheduled for 5:00PM, Thursday, August 3, 2006 in the chapel of Pafford Funeral Home with Bro. Bobby Beecham officiating. Burial will follow in Palestine Presbyterian Cemetery. Mr. Williams died late Tuesday at his home. He was born November 6, 1912 in Henderson County to the late Joseph Park and Maggie L. Horton Williams. He was a retired farmer and a member of Brown’s Pentecostal Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mrs. Lexie Beecham Williams and two grandchildren, Eddy Wells and Luke Williams. Survivors include his three sons, Carl (Henrietta) Williams, Jr., Roger Williams, and Carlton (Peggy) Williams all of Huron, three daughters, Jean Tignor and Bobbie (Jimmy) Wells of Luray and Janice Haskins of Beech Bluff, a brother, Earl Williams of Henderson, a sister, Gertie Sumler of Dyersburg, nine grandchildren, Mike and Tommy Tignor, Timothy Wells, Stevie, Marty, and Edward Williams, Jason Haskins, Jennifer Brittain, and Lisa Cashion, four step grandchildren, Karen Williams, Sharon Bunny, Brandon Huff, and Cristy Lawler, seventeen great grandchildren, Cody Tignor, Misty Nash, Amy Anderson, Taryn and Tatum Tignor, Brian, Blake, and Blair Wells, Nick Hunter, Brittney, Clayton, and Lucas Dale Williams, Daniel Lucas Cashion, Camden Haskins, Jayla Gateley, Jesslyn Gateley, and Jannah Brittain, four step grandchildren, Falon and Garrett Wood, and Hayley and Rebecca Lawler, and four great-great grandchildren, Colton and Hallie Nash and Halley and Hannah Wells. (Cemetery: Palestine Presbyterian Cemetery Lexington TN)
CARRIE SNIDER WARREN WILLIAMS
- Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Williams, age 95, were held at 2:00 p.m. Monday, September 3 in the Chapel of Pafford Funeral Home at Scotts Hill, with burial to follow in the Scotts Hill Methodist Cemetery. Mrs. Williams, the daughter of the late William J. and Maude Buck Snider, died late Saturday evening in Parsons. She was retired and Church of Christ in belief. She is survived by her two daughters: Brenda Warren Lewis (Dudley) of Carthage, MS, and Sandra Warren Bond (Jesse) of Maryville; a nephew who was considered a son, Bill Snider of Scotts Hill; three grandchildren: Larry Warren Little, David Lane Little and John Warren Crafton; five great grandchildren and four great-great- grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a niece she considered her daughter, Rublelene Singleton, a brother Paul Snider, her sister, Ruby Rogers and her husbands F. D. Warren and Dewey Williams.
Contributed by Linda Fiedor from the Lexington Progress September 5, 2007.
CHARLES ELCO WILLIAMS
- Graveside services for Mr. Charles Elco Williams were Tuesday July 2 2002 at Lexington Cemetery, Dr. Paul Clark officiated. Mr. Williams 83, passed away Sunday June 30, 2002 at Jackson Hospital. He was a veteran of WW II and a retiree of Conalco. He leaves his son Danny of Jackson TN and two grandchildren. He was preceded by his wife Alice Byrd Williams and two brothers, Elmo and Barney Williams.
Lexington Progress 3 Jul 2002
CHARLIE WILLIAMS
- Services for Charlie Williams were Sunday at Seats Chapel Holiness Church with Rev. Rufus Calhoun
officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Peoples Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams, 85, died Thursday
at his home at Cedar Grove after a long illness. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Holiniess Church. He leaves his wife Mrs. Vallie Williams of Cedar Grove; two brothers, Eze and Willie of Cedar Grove; a sister Mrs. Valentine Nesby of Cedar Grove and four grandchildren.
CLAUDE T. WILLIAMS
- Services for Claude T. Williams were Friday at Chapel Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Lewis Climer officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams 82, died Tuesday night at Lexington Manor nursing home. He was an Arkansas native and lived most of his life in Henderson County. He was a retired farmer and a Baptist. He leaves seven sons, Claude Jr. of Lexington; Tom of Enville; Charles of Camden; Mervie N. of Dresden; Roger of Cape Girardeau MO; Dennis of Ohio and Larry of Elk City OK; three daughters Mrs. Bobbie Jones, Mrs. Betty Nickerson both of Clearwater FL and Mrs. Rachelle Washburn of Pontiac MI; a brother L.C. of Lexington; a sister Mrs. Myrtle McPeake of Reagan and 26 grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 31 Dec 1986
CLAUDIA (DOUGLASS) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Claudia Douglass WIlliams former Lexington resident, were Nov. 18, 1975 at First Baptist Church with Dr. E.E. Deusner and Rev. James Hatley officiating. Burial was in Lexington Cemetery with Memphis Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Williams died Nov. 16, 1975 at Baptist Hospital, Memphis after an extended illness. She was the widow of Tom Williams and was 88. She wa a Baptist. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Arthurleen Hinson of Lexington and Mrs. K.D. McGaughey of Memphis and a son Thomas of Memphis.
Lexington Progress November 1975
CLYDE WILLIAMS
- Services fro Clyde Williams were Thursday Jan. 16, 1997 at Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church. Burial was in Kizer Cemetery with Peoples Funeral Home In charge. Mr. Williams, 82 died Monday January 13, 1997. He leaves three daughters, DorothyJ. Carver, Clarene Mayo and Nellie Menzies, and 10 granchildren.
Lexington Progress 22 Jan 1997
DENNIS RAY WILLIAMS
- Memorial services for Dennis Ray Williams will be Saturday August 7, 1993 at Center Hill Baptist Church at 11 am with Bro. Lewis Climer officiating. Mr. Williams, 43, died July 27, 1993 in Cleveland Ohio. He leaves two sons, Jeremy Williams of Bahama Islands and Anthony Williams of Hamilton Ohio, three sisters, Rachel Washburn of Michigan, Bobbie Jones and Bettie Nickerson both of Clearwater FL; five brothers, Thomas of Enville, Marvie of Dresden, Roger of Cape Girardeau MO, Larry of Knoxville and Claude Jr. of Lexington and a grandson.
(Lexington Progress 8/4/1993)
DWAYNE WILLIAMS
- Services for Dwayne Williams were Sunday Nov. 5, 1995 at Reeds Chapel with burial in Henderson County Memory Gardens. Mr. Williams, 65, died Friday Nov. 3, 1995 at his home. He was a retired employee of Lexington Electric System. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Pauline Williams of Lexington; two sons, Guyron Wayne Williams and Lonnie Lynn Williams, both of Lexington; a sister Mrs. Imogene Sells of Jackson.
Lexington Progress 11/8/1995
ELENDER B. WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Elender B. Williams were Sunday Jan. 19, 1997 at First Baptist Church with Dr. Hoyt Wilson officiating. Burial was in Lexington Cem. with Pafford Fuenral Home in charge. Mrs. Williams who was 71, died Thursday Jan. 16, 1997 at Jackson Hosp. She was a retired employee of Alcan Aluminum Co. She leaves her husband James F. Williams of Lexington; two daughters Beverly Walker of San Antonio, TX and Carol Jane Stewart of Wadsworth IL; a sister Mrs. Leora Thornton of Lexington and four grandchildren.
(Lexington Progress 22 Jan 1997)
ELLA MAE (LITTLE) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Ella Mae Little Williams were Monday, November 25, 1996 at Pafford Funeral Home with burial in Palestine Cemetery. Mrs. Williams who was 94, died Sunday November 24, 1996 at Lexington Methodist Hospital. She was a retired grocery store merchant and the widow of Ezra Williams. She leaves a son Merlon Williams of Lexington; four daughters, Geneva Hart, Emma Bowling, Nita Goff and Merlene Carter-Castelluzzo all of Memphis.
Lexington Progress 27 Nov 1996
ELMER L. WILLIAMS
- Services for Elmer Williams were Thursday Dec. 26, 1997 at Chapel Hill Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery with Reeds Chapel in charge. Mr. Williams, 82, died Tuesday Dec. 24, 1997 at Lexington meth. Hsp.He was a retired employee of Milan Arsenal and farmer. He leaves his wife Mrs. Louise Adcox Williams; three daughters, Carolyn Blackstock, Janet Cody, both of Lexington and Brenda Ryals of Luray, four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 1/1/1997
ELVIS CARL WILLIAMS
- Graveside service for Elvis Carl Williams were Monday September 25, 2000 at Henderson County Memory Gardens with Reeds Chapel in charge. Mr. Williams, 81, died Saturday Sept. 23, 2000 at TN State Veterans Home, Humboldt of Cancer.
EVA (BRITT) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Eva Britt Williams were Tuesday at Pafford Funeral Home with burial in Palestine Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs. Williams, who was 82, died Monday at McNariy County Hsp. after a long illness. She was a Presbyterian. She was the widow of Arthur Williams. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Pauline Bowman of Adamsville; five sons, Eugene Britt, Loy Britt, Houston Britt, Jerry Britt and Bill Britt all of Lexington; three sisters, Mrs. Exie House, Mrs. Vida Cagle, both of Cedar Grove and Mrs. Jennie Cagle of Henderson and a brother Adam Britt of Jackson.
Lexington Progress 8 Jul 1987
FREDDIE RAY WILLIAMS
- Services for Freddie Ray Williams were Tuesday at Reeds Chapel with Grant Caldwell officiating. Burial was in Lexington Cemetery. Mr. Williams, who was 46, died Sunday night at Lexington Methodist Hospital. He was co-owner of Trico Tool and Die Co. in Lexington. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Carol Williams of Lexington; a son, Marcus Williams of Lexington; his mother, Mrs. Rachel Williams of Huntingdon; five sisters, Mrs. Joyce Lackey of Sanatobia, MS., Mrs. Frances Coleman of Memphis, Mrs. Carolyn Roland of Dexter, Mo., Mrs. Katherine Beamon and Mrs. Christine Ellis, both of Huntingdon; five brothers, Tommy Williams of Jackson, J.D. Williams of Milan, David Williams, Trent Williams, both of Huntingdon and Lance Williams of Memphis.
Lexington Progress 14 Sep 1988
GOLDEN MOODY WILLIAMS
- Graveside services for Mrs. Golden Moody Williams were Wednesday July 14, 1993 at Oak Grove Cemetery with the Rev. Claude Grisham officiating. Pafford Funeral Hmoe was in charge. Mrs. Williams who was 92, died Monday at Starkville MS, Nursing Home. She leaves four sons, Ulyess Moody of Ackerman MS; Alfred Moody of Ft. Smith AR, James Moody of Atlanta GA and Jerry Moody of Jonesboro AR; three daughters, Annie Faye Alexander of Lexington, Dovie Clark of Grand Praire TX and Betty Harrison of Austin TX; a brother Clifford Moody of Lexington and 16 grandchildren.
Lexingtn Progress 21 Jul 1993
HOLLIS BROWN WILLIAMS
, of Lexington Tennessee died Sunday at his home after a long illness with cancer. He was the former Commander of the 3rd Brigade 30th ARmored Div. and retired as State Maintenance Officer for Hqts.,, State Area Command in Nashville in 1975. He was a veteran of WW II and was in the Military for 36 years. He organized the National Guard unit in Lexington TN in 1947 which is presently Co. A 4 -1117th Inf. Battalion. He was born April 17, 1915 in Hickman Co. TN son of the late Leonard and Roxie Williams. He is survived by his wife Alene Petty Williams; one son Col. Jerry Brown Williams of Murfreesboro TN; four daughters Lynn Lewis, Tracye Kane, jane Hopper and Susan Scates of Lexington; two sisters Mrs. Pinkie Ammons and Miss Wilma Williams of Nashville; one brother John H. of Lexington; 11 granchildren and 3 gg grandchildren. Burial in Lexington Cemetery
Jackson Sun 25 May 1994
HOMER DAVID WILLIAMS
- Funeral services for Mr. Homer David Williams, age 74, are scheduled for 2 pm Thursday Feb. 20, 2003 at Pafford Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Chapel Hill. Mr. WIlliams, retired railroad employee for CSX RR, died Tuesday Feb. 18, 2003 at Lexington Manor. His survivors are his wife, Mrs. Melanie Diane (McDaniel) Williams of Lexington; mother Lilly Mae Williams of Huron TN; sons Jimmy David Williams of Huron, Gary Chad Williams of Lexington, Clint Allen Williams of Lexington; brother Danny of Lexington ; sisters Portia Menke of Staunton IL; Sally Stanfill fo Huron; and three grandchildren.
Jackson 19 Feb 2003
ILEEN WILLIAMS
- Funeral serives for Ileen Williams age 60, will be Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Reeds Chapel with John D. Small and Dr. Hoyt Wilson officiating. Burial will follow in the Henderson County Memory Gardens. Mrs. Williams, retired employee of Johnson Controls died Sunday at St. Francis Hsp. in Memphis. She is survived by her husband Billy Joe; three daughters, Cindy Johnson; Sherry Williams and Annette Taylor all of Lexington; four stepsons Roger WIlliams, Scotty, Mike and Brandon Williams of Lexington; two sisters Louise WOod and Maerene of Lexington; six brothers, John D. Jowers, Franklin Jowers of Lexington, James, WIlbur Jowers of Florida, Paul and Charles Jowers of Memphis; four grandchildren and eight stepgrandchildren. She was preceded by a grandaughter Chelsea Marie Taylor.
Jack Sun 8 Jul 2002
INEZ WILLIAMS
- Services for Inez Williams were Tuesday June 15, 1999 at Pafford Funeral Home with burial in Lexington Cem. Mrs. Williams died Monday June 14, 1999 at West TN Skilled Nursing Center. She was retired factory worker. She leave two daughters, Katherine Beecham and ?? Little, both of Lexington and two grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 16 Jun 1999
IVAN JERRY WILLIAMS, JR.
- Services for Ivan Jerry "IJ" Williams Jr., were Tuesday, March 14 at Bible Grove Church. Burial was in the church cemetery with Reed's Chapel in charge. Mr. Williams, who was 45, died Sunday, March 12 at Methodist Hospital of Lexington. He was a recruiter for the Tenn. National Guard. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lillie Woods Williams of Lexington; a step-daughter, Angela Darlene Wade of Lexington; his parents, Ivan Jerry Williams Sr. and Joyce Williams, both of New Albany, Miss.; a sister, Evelyn Williams of New Albany, Miss.; two brothers, Ernest Williams of Jackson, Miss. and Eric Williams of New Albany, Miss.
The Lexington Progress, March 15, 1995 --- Headstone Photo
IVEY WILLIAMS
- Services for Ivey Williams were Monday at Timberlake Grove Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. Felix Tuggles officiating. Burial was in Kizer Cemetery with Peoples Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams, who was 81, died Friday morning at Lexington Meth.Hsp. after a long illness. He was a retired famer and a Baptist. He leaves three sons F.C. Williams, Clayton Williams, all of Lexington; a daughter Mrs. Valzolia Davis of Chicago; two brothers, Floyd and Clyde both of Lexington.
Lexington Progress 12/15/1984
JANE WILLIAMS
, 84, were conducted Wednesday afternoon from Center Hill Baptist Church by the Rev. C.H. Kennedy. Mrs. Williams, the last of her family, died at her home near Reagan Tuesday afternoon. She had been in falling health for the past three years. Her daughter, Miss Lilly Williams, passed away Nov. 9, 1950 and Mrs. Williams was the last of her family She had been cared for by Mrs. Dorinda Climer. She was a member of the Center Hill Baptist Church. Burial was in Center Hill Cemetery.
(Lexington Progress December 22, 1950)
JERRY HUBERT WILLIAMS, JR.
- Funeral services for Mr. Jerry H. Williams are scheduled for 3 p.m., Monday July 23, 2001 in the chapel of Pafford Funeral Home with the Rev. Jerry Sellers officiating. Burial will follow in Lexington Cemetery. Mr. Williams, a World War II Army veteran and contracting officer for 39 years of service with the US Government, died early Saturday morning, July 21, 2001, at his home in Huntsville, AL. He was born January 6, 1921 in Jackson to the late Jerry and Nona Green Williams. In 1945 he married the late Mary A. Peterson of Lexington, who proceeded him in death eleven years ago. He was a good husband, father and friend to all who knew him. Survivors include two sons, Tim P. Williams of Madison, AL., and Jerry Michael "Mike" Williams of Huntsville, AL.; one daughter, Betty W. Yant of Ardmore, TN; two brothers, Joe B. Williams of Peru, IN and Jimmy D. Williams of Jackson, TN.; six grandchildren: Timmy P. Williams Jr., David W. Williams, Brandi Williams, Kimberly Neighbors, Lisa Yant Carrillo and Teri Yant Brymer and eight great-grandchildren.
The Lexington Progress, July 25, 2001
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JERRY WAYNE WILLIAMS
- Services for Jerry Wayne Williams were Friday at Chapel Hill Baptist Church with the Revs. Glynn Kolwyck and Bobby Beecham officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford in charge. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams of Huron; four brothers, Homer, Danny both of Luray, Norris and Leroy both of Huron; two sisters, Mrs. Sallie Stanfill of Huron and Mrs. Portis Minkes of Staunton.
JEWEL ELIZABETH (WOOD) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Jewel Elizabeth Williams were Sunday, July 5, at Mazies Chapel Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Williams, who was 60, died Friday, July 3, at Jackson General Hospital. She was designer-owner of Town and Country Florist. She leaves her husband, Marshall Williams of Lexington; two sons, David Williams of Nashville and Butch Williams of Jackson; three daughters, Cindy Hayes, Babs Stanfill, both of Lexington and Sherry Claire of Kansas City, MO; five brothers, Robert Lee Wood, John D. Wood, Willie B. Wood, Junior Wood, Maxel Wood, all of Lexington; five sisters, Marie Anderson, Imogene Cozart, Helen Barrells, Nadell Johnson, and Vonnie McCollum, all of Lexington, 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
The Lexington Progress, July 8, 1998
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JOAN CHARLENE WILLIAMS -
- Services for Ms. Joan Charlene Williams were Thursday at Pafford Funeral Home
with High Priest Arnold Lancaster officiating. Burial was in Caraway Cemetery.
Ms. Williams died Tuesday at Jackson General Hospital. She was an employee of The
American Pearl Project and was a native of Henderson County. She was a member of
the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She leaves her
parents, Delton and Florena Little Williams and a brother, Ronald Williams, all
of Lexington.
(The Lexington Progress, December 28, 1988)
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JOHN HERMAN WILLIAMS
- Graveside services for John Herman Williams were Monday Sept. 16, 1996 at Prospect Meth. Church Cemetery, Athens. Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, Richmond VA was in charge. Mr. Williams who was 84, died Friday Sept. 13, 1996. He was formerly of Lexington and was an insurance agent. He was a veteran of WW II and a member of the CHurch of Christ. He leaves a daughter Jane Andrews of Richmond VA; a son John H. Jr. of Winston-Salem N.C.; a sister Martha Jane Black of Memphis; a brother Thomas Williams of Lexington and six grandchildren.
JOHN CALVIN WILLIAMS
- Services for John Calvin Williams Sr. were Sunday May 28, 1995 at Pafford Funeral Home with Rev. Greg Stanford officiating. Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Mr. Williams who was 53, died Wednesday May 24, 1995 in PA. He leaves his wife Mrs. Mary Lou Williams of Cedar Grove; a son, John C. of Reagan; two stepsons Keith Pieczynski and Steve Pieczynski; a daughter Christy Williams of Selmer; a stepdaughter Cindy Burcham; a brother Curtis Williams of Orlando FL; a sister Opal Utley of Lexington and nine grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 31 May 1995
JOHN P. WILLIAMS
- aged 75 years and nine days, a retired minister of the W.E. Church, died Sunday night at his home in Lexington after several months of disability, and following a stroke of paralysis and is survived by his wife and two daughters, Mrs. A.G. Hinton of Memphis and Mrs. Virgie Walls of Chicago. Mr. Williams had formerly lived here and made the concrete blocks of which the Southern Methodist church is constructed and that work, like all other done by him, was given his best, honest effort.
JOHNNY R. WILLIAMS
- Services for Johnny R. Williams, 59, will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Reeds Chapel. Burial in Independence Cemetery. Mr. Williams, a Convenience Store Owner, died Sunday at Jackson General of Cancer.
He had served as President of the Jackson Men's Bowling Assoc. and also Vice-President of the State Bowling Assoc. He was recently elected to the Hall of Fame of the TN State Bowling Assoc. He had also served as Chief of H.C.V.F.O. Station 2 for 19 years.
Survivors include his wife, Beatrice Thompson Williams, one granddaughter, Tina Stephens of Cedar Grove, one grandson, Chris Stephens of Cedar Grove, three sisters, Dorothy Wilson of Huntingdon, Faye C. Cooper and Kathy Ford of Dyersburg, one brother Carlos of Huntingdon. He was preceded by a daughter Teresa Stephens in 1993.
Photo and Obituary provided by Jimmy White Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
JOHNNY WILLIAMS
- Funeral services for Mr. Johnny Roy Williams, age 55, ae scheduled for 11 am May 1, 2008 in the chapel of Pafford Funeral Home with Bro. Marty Comer and Bro. Clint Burkhead officiating. Burial will follow in Chapel Hill Cem. Mr. Williams died early Tuesday in Lexington. He was born April 1, 1953 in Chester County. He was employed with Hayes and Son Construction and a Baptist in belief. Mr. Williams was preceded in death by his father Leroy Williams. Survivors include the mother of his children, Patsy Williams, his mother Mrs. Sue Williams of Huron, his daughter, Brandy (Russell) Hayes of Lexington, his son, Jeff (Amanda) Williams of Lexington, two sisters, Deborah Essary of Lexington adn Sandra Greenway of Huron, three grandchildren, Emylee Williams, Garrett and Ethan Hayes.
Lexington Progress April 30, 2008
JONATHAN CHAD WILLIAMS
- Services for Jonathan Chad Williams were Saturday August 18, 2001 at Chase Funeral Home, Huntingdon with burial in Center Hill Cemetery near Lexington. Mr. Williams who was 27, of Bruceton, died Friday August 17, 2001 of injuries he received in an automobile accident. He was formerly of Lexington and was a construction worker with Dement Construction Company. He leaves his mother and stepfather, Joyce and Mark Cary of Westport; his father and stepmother, Claude and Lynn Williams of Lexington and his fiance Virginia Toombs of Bruceton.
Lexingtn Progress 8/22/2001
JOSHUA QUINCY WILLIAMS
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Services for Joshua Quincy LaMont Williams are today December 31, 1997 at Bible Hill Missionary Baptist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Stephenson-Shaw Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams 21, died Friday at Methodist Hospital. He was a laborer for MagneTek of Lexington. He leaves his mother Olivia Elaine Williams of Lexington; his father Larry Wysinger of California; two sons, Joshua Kizer and Christopher Kizer both of Lexington; three brothers, Daltese Williams both of Lexington and Larry Hook of Benton Harbor MI.
Lexington Progress 12 / 3/ 1997
LONNIE WILLIAMS
- Funeral services for Lonnie Lynn Williams, age 56, were Friday August 8, 2008 at Reeds Chapel with John D. Small and Jeff Simmons officiating. Masonic services followed in he Chapel. Burial was in Antioch Cemetery. Mr. Williams was an art instructor at Lexington High School. He died Tuesday in Jackson. He is survived by his wife, Patsy Williams; a son Christopher Williams; a brother, Guyron Williams and 2 grandchildren, Grace and Noah Williams. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dewayne and Pauline Williams.
Lexington Progress 13 August 2008
L.C. WILLIAMS
- Services for L.C. Williams were Sunday at Pafford Funeral Home with Rev. Bobby Beecham officiating. Burial in Center Hill Cem. Mr. Williams 82, died Thursday at Lexington methodist Hsp. He was a retired car salesman. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Barbara Holt of Clarkston MI; a sister Mrs. Myrtle McPeake of Reagan and five grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren.
LEROY WILLIAMS
- Services for Leroy Williams were Tuesday May 20, 1997 at Chapel Hill Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams, 65, died Sunday May 18, 1997 at Lexington Methodist Hospital. He was a retired employee of McDall Contstruction. He leaves his wife Mrs. Mary Sue Williams of Huron; a son, Johnny Roy Williams of Luray; two daughters, Deborah Ann Essary of Lexington and Sandra Greenway of Huron; his mother Mrs. Lillie Mae Williams of Huron; two brothers Danny Williams of Caine Creek TN and Homer of Lexington; two sisters, Sally Nell Stanfill of Huron and Portia Menke of Staunton IL and five grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 21 May 1997
LILLIAN WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Lillian Williams were Friday May 25, 2001 at Palestine Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Williams 88, died Thursday May 24, 2001 at Briarwood Manor of heart failure. She was a homemaker and the widow of Clyde Williams. She leaves two daughters Helen Hopper and Mary Lou Rusing both of Lexington and a son, Bobby Dean Williams; two sisters, Lounelle Britt of Lexington and Ruby Lee Beecham of Chicago, 10 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren adn 11 great great grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 30 May 2001
MAE RUTH WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Mae Ruth Ferguson Williams were Tuesday Sept. 24, 1996 at Keys Chapel United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Lexington Cemetery with Peoples Funeral Home in Charge. Mrs. Williams who was 71, died Saturday Sept. 21, 1996 at Jackson Hospital. She was a retired school teacher. She leaves her husband James Williams of Luray; two sons, Ronald Williams of Jackson and Larry WIlliams of Memphis; a sister Mrs. Rexie Mae Griffin of Lexington.
Lexington Progress 25 Sep 1996
MARTHA L. WILLIAMS
, 66, died Saturday Feb. 15, 2003 at the North Mississippi Med. Center after an extended illness. A native of Tennessee whe was the daughter of the late Edgar and Mary Ross. She was a retired seamstress. Services will be 2 p.m. Monday in the Jefferson Chapel of W.E. Pegus with Sammy Lansdell officiating. Survivors include one daughter, Terea McKissick and her husband Larry of Tupelo; one sons Brad Williams and his wife Colette of Jackson TN; four sisters, Christine Waller of Henderson TN; Wanda Kendall of Lexington TN; Vicky Johnson ofHuron TN, Betty Goff ofHuron; three brothers, Junior Ross of Huron TN, A.J. Ross of Lexington, Phil Ross; three grandchildren, Mike Williams, Adrienne Sharrow and her husband Greg and Kyle Williams. She was preceded by her husband Loyd C. Williams.
Jackson Sun 16 Feb 2003
MARVIN ALTON WILLIAMS
- Services for Marvin Alton Williams were Friday Nov. 3, 2000 at Oak Grove Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams who was 74, died Thursday Nov. 2, 2000 at Lexington Methodist Hsp. of heart failure. He was owner of Williams Ace Hardware Store. He leaves his wife, Willie B. Williams of Lexington; a son, Johnny Williams of Lexington; three brothers Denver Williams of Florence IL, Donald Williams and Goy Williams, both of Lexington and three grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 8 Nov 2000
MARY ARTHUR (PETERSON) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Mary Arthur Peterson Williams were Sunday at Pafford Funeral Home with the Rev. Jerry Sellers officiating. Burial was in Lexington Cemetery. Mrs. Williams, who was 69, died Friday afternoon at Humana Hospital in Huntsville, Ala. She leaves her husband Jerry H. Williams of Huntsville; two sons, Tim P. Williams of Madison, Ala., and Jerry M. Williams of Huntsville; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Lou Yant of Elkton, Tenn.; a brother, Jack Peterson, six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
The Lexington Progress, 28 Feb 1990
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MAXINE WILLIAMS
- Services for Maxine Williams 77, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Pleasant Hill Missionary Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Williams, retired, died Sunday at Lexington Methodist Hospital of Heart failure. She was preceded by her husband, John Williams. She is survived by two sisters, Mable Gooch and Eula Kizer both of Lexington. Another sister, Buelah Porter, died Saturday.
Lexington Progress 15 Jun 2001
MERLON WILLIAMS
- Services for Merlon Williams will be Thursday June 28, 2001 with burial in Palestine Cemetery. Mr. Williams 61, died Tuesday June 26, 2001 at the Med from injuries sustained from a bulldozer accident. He was a carpenter. He leaves his wife Barbara; two sons, Marty and Tony of Lexington; four sisters Emma Bowling of Olive Branch MS, Merlene Costilluzzo, Geneva Hart and Nita Melton all of Memphis and four grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 27 Jun 2001
MYRTLE (DUNN) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Myrtle Dunn Williams were Feb. 6, 1994 at Pafford Funeral Home with burial in Lexington Cem. She was 76, died Saturday at Lexington Methodist Hsp. She was the widow of Billy Williams. She leaves two daughters,Mrs. Betty Jean WIlson and Mrs. Norma Blankenship, both of Lexington and a sister Mrs. Willie Whittenton of Lexington
NANCY & TENNIE WILLIAMS
- (Middlefork) - Tennie Williams died December 25, 1903 and her sister Nancy died January 2, 1904, both deaths occurring at the home of James Tomlin, near Stegall's store -- J.W. Sparkman
Lexington Progress January 8, 1904
NORRIS RAY WILLIAMS
- Services for Norris Ray Williams were Sunday at Pafford Funeral Home with Rev. Bobby Beecham officiating. Burial was in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Mr. Williams, 55, died Friday at Methodist Hsp. of Lexington. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Lillian Wiliams of Huron; two sisters, Mrs. Sally Stanfill of Lexington and Mrs. Portia Menke of Staunton IL; and three grothers, Danny, Leroy both of Huron and Homer of Lexington.
Lexington Progress 2/24/1993
OLIVER EDWIN WILLIAMS
- Services for Oliver Edwin Williams were Sunday at Pafford Funeral Home with Rev. Bobby Beecham officiating. Burial was in Palestine Cemetery. Mr. Williams age 65, died Friday at Jackson Hospital after a short illness. He was a retired employee of MagneTek. He leaves a sister, Mrs. Marta Diggs of Pinson and two brothers, Howard of Lexington and Wesley Lanoice Williams of Decaturville.
Lexington Progress 10 Jul 1991
OPHELIA (JOYNER) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Ophelia Joyner Williams were Friday May 8, 1992 at Mifflin Baptist Church with burial in Middlefork Cemetery. Casey Funeral Home of Henderson as in charge. Mrs. Williams, 81, died Wednesday at Jackson General Hsp. She was the widow of Joseph E. Williams. She leaves three daughters Lola Austin, Rachel Ellington, both of Mifflin and Margie McGhee ofMarion IN; six sons, Paul ofAmhurst OH, Velton Dewayne both of Beech Bluff, Ernest of Medina, Caroll, Harry both of Mifflin; a sister Ludell Keeling of Dyer; a half sister Olene Doyle of Mifflin, a half brother, Charles Joyner of Huron and 35 grandchildren.
ROBERT STANLEY WILLIAMS
- Services for Robert Stanley Williams, 52, were at e pm Monday at Chapel Hill Baptist Church with the Rev. John Lowe officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Williams, an employee of the Henderson County Hwy. Dept. died Saturday at Lexington Hospital after a long illness. he was a Henderson County native and a member of Chapel Hill CHurch. Surviving are his wife, Katie McDaniel Williams; two sons Ervin Williams and Greg Williams, both of Huron; three daughters Mrs. Wilma Seymour and Mrs.Annette West, both of Lexington and Pamela Williams of Huron; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams of Huron; five brothers, Homer and Danny both of Luray; and Leroy, Jerry and Norris all of Huron; two sisters Mrs. Sallie Stanfill of Lexington and Mrs. Portia Minke of Stanton IL and six grandchildren.
ROSSIE LILLIE WILLIAMS
, 57, were conducted Monday from Center Hill Baptist Church by Rev. J.H. Kennedy. She died of internal cancer. She had been ill several months. Death came Sunday night. She is survived by her aged mother, Mrs. Jane Williams also of Reagan. Burial was in the church cemetery.
(Lexington Progress Dec. 1, 1950)
SARA FRANCIS (FOWLER) WILLIAMS
- Services for Mrs. Sara Frances Fowler Williams were Monday at Prospack Cemetery in Athens GA. Mrs. Williams, 72, died Saturday at Richmond VA. She was formerly of Lexington having lived here from 1944 to 1972. She leaves her husband, John H. Williams of Athens GA; a daughter, Mrs. Jane Williams Andrews of Richmond VA; a son John H. "Jack" Williams Jr. of Roswell GA; two sisters and five grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 29 Oct 1986
THOMAS DENNISON WILLIAMS
- Graveside services for Thomas Dennison Williams were Monday, August 20, 2007, at Lexington Cemetery, Lexington. Mr. Williams, businessman, age 92, died Saturday, August 18, 2007, at Henderson County Community Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Willie Mae Sisson Williams of Lexington; two daughters, Anne Hughes, Selmer and Frances Elaine Williams, Lexington; one sister, Martha Jane Black, Marion, AR; one grandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Martha Jane Dennison Williams, Sr., one brother, John Williams, Jr.
Contributed by Linda Fiedor from the Lexington Progress August 22, 2007.
WILBUR G. WILLIAMS
- Services for W.G. "Mickey" Williams will be Friday Dec. 29, 2000 at Shackelford Funeral Home, Savannah with burial in Sardis Cemetery. Mr. Williams who was 86, died Sunday Dec. 24, 2000 at his home of heart failure. He was an engineer. He leaves his wife, JennieSimpson Williams of Sardis; two daughters Shirley Coots of Channahon IL and Deborah Garcia ofMt. Prospect IL; four sons, Rodney Williams of New Carlisle IN, Mike of Elgin IL, Henry of Sardis and Rus of Kansas City MO and 15 grandchildren.
Lexington Progress 27 Feb 2000
WILMA SUE WILLIAMS
- Mrs. Wilma Sue WILLIAMS Cook of San Antonio, Texas
died 23 JUN 2008 in Texas, burial by cremation in Texas
born 25 AUG 1933, Henderson Co TN, source of birth: Bible of her grandparents
Samuel Jestus "Jess" WHEATLEY and
Amanda "Mandy" Elizabeth CONNALLY Wheatley Wilma Sue WILLIAMS was the daughter of Luther Anderson Williams, Sr. and Vera Elsie WHEATLEY Williams of the Palestine community, Henderson Co TN
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