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Mathews-Williams Family Genealogy
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Col. James Collier served with distinction in the Revolutionary War, as Sergeant of Cavalry in Capt. Philip Taliaferro's Company, 2nd VA. Regt. He was wounded in the cheek by a sabre gash.
Henry Watkins Collier, Judge of the Supreme Court, and Governor of Alabama.
James Bouldin, of Lunenburg Co., VA, and later of South Carolina.
John Collier, of "Porto Bello", King and Queen Co., VA. His two eldest sons served as officers in the Virginia Regiment, under Admiral Vernon in the ill-fated Carthagenean expedition in 1740-42. He was a Burgess, High Sheriff of York County; member of the King's Council, and Speaker of the House of Burgesses. He married three times.
John Collier, of "Porto Bello", King and Queen Co., VA. His two eldest sons served as officers in the Virginia Regiment, under Admiral Vernon in the ill-fated Carthagenean expedition in 1740-42. He was a Burgess, High Sheriff of York County; member of the King's Council, and Speaker of the House of Burgesses. He married three times.