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| Birth: | 2 Aug 1867 in Amherst County, Virginia |
| Death: | 4 Mar 1962 in Clifton Forge, Virginia |
| Sex: | F |
| Father: | James W. Goings b. 1820 in Amherst or Albemarle Co., Virginia |
| Mother: | Gabriella Skinner b. 1824 in Virginia |
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Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Clifton Forge, VirginiaObituary from "The Daily Review", Clifton Forge dated March 5,1962."Mrs. Williams Dies At 94 On Sunday; Lost Two Sons Overseas InWorld War I"Mrs. Martha Ellen Going Williams, 94, of 629 Rose Ave., died at2 p.m. Sunday at Taylor Nursing Home following a lingeringillness. She was born in Amherst County, Aug. 2, 1867."Mrs. Williams death was preceded in death by her husband,Thomas Albert Williams, and also by one daughter, Mrs. AlbertCaproni. Two sons were killed in action in World War I, RolandAlbert and Rayburn Edison Williams. She is survived by one son,L. H. Williams, of Clifton Forge, and two daughters, Mrs. HarryC. Deisher, Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. Philip Schaffer, ofMontgomery, Ala. Seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildrenalso survive."Mrs. Williams was a member of Central Methodist Church, theLadies Bible Class, and a charter member of the American LegionAuxiliary."Services"The body will remain at the Nicely Funeral Home until time forthe service which will be held from the chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m.The Rev. A. Irvin Orndoff will conduct the service and theinterment will be in Crown Hill Cemetery."Active pallbearers will be C. G. Kennedy, J. W. S. Burks,Russell Smith, Fred Sherman, C. M. Brown, E. C. Westerman, J. EdHall, Calvin Staton, and Herbie King. Honorary pallbearers willbe the members of the Ladies Bible Class, the Legion Auxiliary,and friends of the family attending the service.Martha Ellen Going, daughter of James W. [Samuel] Going andGabriella Skinner Going, was born August 2, 1867 in AmherstCounty, according to the research of Rozier Dedwylder, adescendant. She appeared as a 13-year-old in the household ofher mother in the 1880 census. Martha Ellen Going, "age 22, daughter of James and GabriellaGoing" was married November 26, 1890 to Thomas Albert Williams,age 23, by H. C. Cheatham, minister of the gospel, according tothe marriage records of Campbell County, Virginia. Martha EllenGoing stated for the record that her parents were James andGabriella
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