A History of Kentucky Baptists, From 1769 to 1885, by J. H. Spencer, 1886,
Reprinted by Church History and Archives, 1976, Lafayette, TN. Little
River Association. Trigg County.

DUDLEY WILLIAMS was among the younger ministers who entered into the
constitution of the Red River Association, in 1807.  He was at that time,
a member, and most likely the pastor, of the Dry Creek church, in Trigg
county.  He had probably gathered the church, which was constituted, in
1805, and of which he continued a member, till 1831, when he moved his
membership to Harmony church, in Caldwell county.  He was in the
organization of Little River Association, in 1813, and was a prominent
actor in that body, about 25 years.  When difficulties arose in some of
the churches, about 1829, in regard to their members uniting with a
temperance society, he and J. W. Mansfield defended the society, and the
church members who united with it.  This, with some other causes, produced
a division of the Association, in 1833.  Mr. Williams adhered to the
missionary party, and warmly advocated the cause of christian benevolence.
 His name disappears from the associational records, about 1839.

Williams Mansfield
=
Caldwell-KY

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