Husband: John Strother PENDLETON
Birthdate: March 1, 1802
Birthplace: "Rock Mills" Culpeper County, Virginia
Death date: Thursday, November 19, 1868
Place of death: "Redwood" Culpeper Co., Virginia
Father: William PENDLETON
Mother: Nancy STROTHER

Marriage date: December 2, 1824
Marriage place: "Soldier's Rest" Plantation, Orange County, Virginia

Wife: Lucy Ann WILLIAMS
Birthdate:
Birthplace: "Soldier's Rest" Orange County, Virginia
Death date: Saturday, June 22, 1872
Place of death: "Greenwood" Culpeper Co., Virginia
Father: James WILLIAMS
Mother: Elizabeth BRUCE

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: George Morton WILLIAMS
Sex: M
Birthdate: April 10, 1833
Birthplace: "Slate Hill" Plantation, Culpeper Co., Virginia
Death date: January 6, 1911
Place of death: "Redwood" Plantation, Culpeper Co., Virginia
Marriage date: November 13, 1860
Marriage place: Grace Church, Baltimore, Maryland
Spouse's name: Gertrude Somerville LONG
 
 
Documentation:
* There were no children born to this marriage.
* John Pendleton and Lucy Ann Williams adopted her nephew, George Morton Williams when he was three years old and raised him.
* John Strother Pendleton was called "the lone star" when in congress; was a brillant orator and very handsome with blue eyes and light hair. Practiced law in Culpeper and was the Charge d'affairs to Chile 1841-1844, member of congress 1845 to 1849, Charge d'affairs to the Argentine Confederation 1851-1854, and more. He was the only "Whig" member of congress at that time. Was known to have along with his handsomeness, a very profane and lovable nature.
* The natural parents of George Morton Williams were: Phillip Williams and Mildred Catlett.
* Mildred died when George Morton was three years old, thus he was adopted by his aunt & uncle.
* All above information from the private Williams Family Diary.