William A. Williamson
Full Name: William A. WilliamsonDate of birth: 1848
Date of death: February 13, 1906
Terms of Service
| Chamber | District | Dates of Service | Legislatures | Party | City/County | Note | Counties in District |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H | 84 | Jan 13, 1891 - Jan 10, 1893 | 22nd (1) (2) | Democrat | Junction City / Kimble | Bandera, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Mason, Medina | |
| H | 84 | Jan 8, 1889 - Jan 13, 1891 | 21st (3) (4) (5) (6) | Democrat | Junction City / Kimble | Bandera, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Mason, Medina | |
| H | 84 | Jan 18, 1887 - Jan 8, 1889 | 20th (7) (8) | Democrat | Junction City / Kimble | Bandera, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Mason, Medina |
Terms of service footnotes
(1) Democrat. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas: List of Senators and Representatives. ↩
(2) JUNCTION, TX. Formerly known as Junction City. "It was originally named Denman after its surveyor, but became Junction City in 1877 and simply Junction in 1894." Handbook of Texas Online. ↩
(3) Democrat. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas: List of Senators and Representatives. ↩
(4) Kimble County included in district 84. Montgomery, Walker, Trinity, and Harris Counties included in district 54, which was entitled to three representatives (Breeding, Dawson, and McComb). 17th Legislature, 1 C.S., chapter 13, (redistricting bill). General Laws of the State of Texas. ↩
(5) Lists district 54 for W.A. Williamson. No one listed for district 84. House Journal. ↩
(6) Roster of Representatives of the 21st Legislature, "Twenty-First Legislature: Members of the House, Address, Occupation and Politics," Galveston Daily News, 1/5/1889, p. 2, crediting Abilene Library Consortium. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries). ↩
(7) Williamson sworn 1/18/1887, unseated Joe E. Haynes in election contest the same day, p. 63. House Journal. ↩
(8) Roster of senators and representatives of the 20th Legislature with their postoffice address, Austin Weekly Statesman, "Governmental," 12/30/1886, p. 6. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries). ↩
Terms of Service
Terms of service notes
(1) Democrat. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas: List of Senators and Representatives. ↩
(2) JUNCTION, TX. Formerly known as Junction City. "It was originally named Denman after its surveyor, but became Junction City in 1877 and simply Junction in 1894." Handbook of Texas Online. ↩
(3) Democrat. Biennial Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas: List of Senators and Representatives. ↩
(4) Kimble County included in district 84. Montgomery, Walker, Trinity, and Harris Counties included in district 54, which was entitled to three representatives (Breeding, Dawson, and McComb). 17th Legislature, 1 C.S., chapter 13, (redistricting bill). General Laws of the State of Texas. ↩
(5) Lists district 54 for W.A. Williamson. No one listed for district 84. House Journal. ↩
(6) Roster of Representatives of the 21st Legislature, "Twenty-First Legislature: Members of the House, Address, Occupation and Politics," Galveston Daily News, 1/5/1889, p. 2, crediting Abilene Library Consortium. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries). ↩
(7) Williamson sworn 1/18/1887, unseated Joe E. Haynes in election contest the same day, p. 63. House Journal. ↩
(8) Roster of senators and representatives of the 20th Legislature with their postoffice address, Austin Weekly Statesman, "Governmental," 12/30/1886, p. 6. Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries). ↩
Biographical Information
- Portrait and biographical sketch, W.A. Williamson, pp. 190-191. Born in the year 1846 in Forsythe County, Georgia, married Ella McSween of Burnet, Texas, on 2/1/1882. Name incorrectly printed as 'Williams' on sketch. Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Distinguished Texans, 20th Legislature, 1887.
- Biographical sketch, William A. Williamson, p. 293. Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Distinguished Texans, 21st Legislature, 1889.
- Portrait and biographical sketch, William A. Williamson, p. 624. Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Representative Men of Texas, 22nd Legislature, 1892.
- Confederate States Army, 8th Georgia Battalion of Cavalry, assigned to duty in Florida. Personnel of the Texas State Government with Sketches of Distinguished Texans, 20th Legislature, 1887.
- Death notice, "Funeral of W.A. Williamson," 2/16/1906. W.A. Williamson, died in San Antonio Tuesday night, 2/13/1906; "For four years he represented Kimball [sic] county in the lower house at Austin." Austin Statesman.
- Census of 1880 - W.A. Williamson, Kimble County, age 32, born circa 1848 in Georgia, lawyer, boarder.
Census of 1900 - W.A. Williamson, Kimble County, age 53, born February 1847 in Georgia, attorney, wife Ella E., daughters Vera, Lilla, and Willie. FamilySearch. 1880 1900 - W.A. Williamson (1848-1906), burial in San Marcos Cemetery, San Marcos, Hays County. Includes death notices in The Dublin Progress, 3/2/1906; and Hays County Times & Farmers' Journal, 3/2/1906. Find a Grave.
- William A. Williamson, Democrat, lawyer, age 44 in 1891, born in Georgia. Legislative Reference Library Card File.
- Death notice, "Texas Deaths: W.A. Williamson at San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas, February 13," The Houston Post, 2/14/1906, p. 8, crediting the Abilene Library Consortium. Aged 58 years. Williamson was "twenty years ago a member of the State legislature from Kimble county." Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries).
- Photograph. W.A. Williamson, 21st Legislature, State Preservation Board
- 20th session composite photo of House members (Ground floor elevator vestibule, north wall. GW.V3). State Preservation Board.
- 21st session composite photo of House members (House chamber vestibule, west wall. 2W.V1). State Preservation Board.
- 22nd session composite photo of House members (Ground floor elevator vestibule, north wall. GW.V3). State Preservation Board.
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