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Christlieb-Chrislip-Crislip Family Association

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Portions of the text that follow, are from the Christlieb-Chrislip-Crislip Family Association-sponsored history
and genealogy publication, Ancestors and Descendants of Friedrich Carl and Anna Catharina Christlieb.

Sarah Willett

Born ca. 1817

Sarah Willett (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3) [121], born ca. 1817/18, Virginia; married, 31 August 1835, Harrison County, West Virginia, Salem Williams, born ca. 1815, Massachussetts.

In 1850 Sarah & Salem Williams lived in Barbour County, Virginia with five children. The 1860 census shows that the entire family were born in Massachussetts. But it is known that Sarah Willett was born in Virginia, and that she married Salem in Harrison County, Virginia. Also, the 1860 census shows that Mary Hickman/Heckman is living with the family in Philippi, Barbour, Virginia. Presumably Mary is Salem's Mother.


Children of Sarah Willett and Salem Williams

  • Isaac Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [121], born ca. 1838; died 5 September 1905; married, 8 August 1866 in Harrison County, Lucinda Davis Queen, born 8 February 1840; died 27 October 1929. During the Civil War, Isaac and his brother, Noah, served in the Union Army, Company H, 10th West Virginia Infantry Regiment. Isaac and his family removed to Cox’s Mills in Gilmer County. Isaac and Lucinda are buried in the Horn Creek Baptist Cemetery at Cox’s Mill, West Virginia. Children from Lucinda’s first marriage were Sarah M. Queen and Floyd Queen.

  • Elijah Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [122], born ca. 1840, Virginia.

  • John Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [122], no further information.

  • Noah Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [122], born ca. 1844, Virginia. During the Civil War, Noah and his brother, Isaac, served in the Union Army, Company H, 10th West Virginia Infantry Regiment. Noah was wounded in action at Winchester, Virginia, on 19 September 1864. History of Gilmer County, West Virginia, p. 286.

  • Mary Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [122], born ca. 1846, Virginia.

  • Olive Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [122], born ca. 1848.

  • Rachel Williams (Friedrich Carl Christlieb1, Jacob Christlieb2, Mary Crislip3, Sarah Willett4) [122], born ca. 1852, Virginia.

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