Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams
American civic leader
About Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams
Lived 1857 – 1928 (aged 71).
Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams (April 27, 1857 – December 18, 1928), also known as Mrs. William Fort Williams, was an American civic leader who served as the first vice president of the Confederate Memorial Association of Atlanta.
Early life and family Williams was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky. She was the daughter of General Samuel Daviess Williams. They had three children.
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Who was Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams?
American civic leader
When was Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams born?
Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams was born on 27 April 1857.
When did Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams die?
Juliet Marshall Blackburn Williams died on 18 December 1928.
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