Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilliam B. MOYERS 485
Birth Date1785
Birth PlaceGreene County, Tennessee
Death Date8 Apr 1814 Age: 29
Death PlaceTalladega County, Alabama
Burial PlaceFayetteville, Talladega County, Alabama, Fort Williams Military Memorial Park
OccupationWar Of 1812 Soldier, Tennessee Pvt. Hoyal's Co. Allison's East Tenn
Spouses
Birth Date14 Feb 1790
Birth PlaceMadison County, Virginia
Memodates from grave marker
Death Date20 Jun 1861 Age: 71
Death PlaceRay County, Missouri
Burial PlaceKnoxville, Ray County, Missouri, Holder Cemetery
FatherNathaniel SMITH (~1754->1824)
MotherSusannah MOYERS (1766-1845)
Family ID7229
Marr Date22 Aug 1805
Marr PlaceGreene County, Tennessee
Marr MemoBond in Nathaniel Smith, John Moyer
ChildrenJeremiah (1809-1857)
 William (1813-1875)
Notes for William B. MOYERS
The transcription on the grave stone is incorrect. This is William B Moyers b. 1785 Greene Co., TN. He married Charlotte Smith 22 Aug 1805 in Greene County Tennessee.

Inscription
Tennessee Pvt. Hoyal's Co. Allison's East Tenn. Mil. War of 1812
Gravesite Details
The original site of Fort Williams is now under Lay Lake in Coosa County, Alabama. The headstones and the monument to the soldiers were moved to a new location 57 miles north of Horseshoe Bend Military Park.
Contributor: Gloria Beymer Check
On Find A Grave.
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Notes for Charlotte (Spouse 1)
1st Marriage was to William B. Myers on 8-22-1805, Greene Co., TN : Bond by Nathaniel Smith, John Moyer

2nd marriage was to William Presley Holder on 8-29-1816, Greenville, Greene Co., TN, by Richard Woods: John Roberts

In the 1850 Ray Co., MO, census it is found that Jeremiah Myers and his brother William Myers lived next door to their mother Charlotte Smith Myers Holder.

Inscription
Wife of W. Holder

On Find A Grave.

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