Person Page - 1082

     Walter was born on 25 October 1903 at Lee, Madison Co., Florida.¹ He was the son of Edgar Bernard Williams and Lalla Rook Gear.

     Walter was born on 22 October 1931 at Lee, Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Walter Edgar Williams and Ruby Selma Rowe. Walter died on 6 April 1974 at age 42.

     William was born circa 1860 at Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Samuel H. Williams and Elizabeth Webb.

     William was born on 9 July 1901 at Lee, Madison Co., Florida. He was the son of Edgar Bernard Williams and Lalla Rook Gear. He married Gladys Bernice Hood, , on 30 July 1924.¹ William died on 9 July 1975 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 74. His body was buried in July 1975 at Stonewall Cemetery, Madison Co., Florida.²

     Woodrow Hyson Williams was born on 5 April 1913 at Johnson Co., Georgia.¹ He was the son of James Samuel Williams and Arfelia Bell "Arrie" Miller. Woodrow Hyson Williams married Dorothy Allen on 9 April.¹

     Wright was born on 20 April 1873. He married Cullie Sheffield, daughter of Joseph A. J. Sheffield and Margarett Ann Scott. Wright died on 20 November 1945 at Colquitt, Miller Co., Georgia, at age 72.¹ His body was buried at Roberts Cemetery, Miller Co., Georgia.

     Eula May Williamson was the daughter of Jefferson Daniel Williamson and Elizabeth Phillips.

     He married Elizabeth Phillips, daughter of Sion Josiah Phillips and Rebecca Hadden. His body was buried at Midway Baptist Church., Madison Co., Florida.¹
     
Biography of Jefferson Daniel Williamson:

Uncle Dick usually wore a handlebar moustache, a broad brimmed black hat and carried a long barreled six-shooter in a hip holster . For the times that I knew him, carrying a pistol was not consistent with the habits of his neighbors; supposedly he had good reason to be armed, but I never knew what that reason was. Uncle Dick was a memorable person. Tall and rather thin with a presence indicating physical strength and an absence of fear. He was prone to bragg a little - one of the tales on him is that in boasting of his strength when he was a young man, he said he could "squeeze the tar out of a lightard knot." (Lightard knot = pinewood knot from the heart of a pine, "fat " with tar, hard as rock, and almost rotproof). People gathered these from the pinewoods where they were lying on the ground amid the wiregrass, and used them for firewood. Until the late 1940s, most people in that part of Madison County had only fireplace heat in their homes - a good lightard knot or two could make the greenest oak log burn. [As told to Randophy Phillips by his Cousin John Henry Phillips]

     John was born on 15 May 1883. He married Ellen Dixon, daughter of Rev. John H. Dixon and Mary E. Webb, circa 1910.¹ John died on 1 January 1966 at Madison Co., Florida, at age 82. His body was buried in January 1966 at Midway Baptist Church., Madison Co., Florida.²

     John was born on 27 December 1933. He was the son of Vincent Williamson and Lisa Less Buchanan. John died on 25 July 1970 at age 36.