son of J. Williams & Mary Stott, First wife was Montee Duke, who died in 1900.
THE WACO TIMES-HERALD
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 13, 1931
BUS ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL
J. A. WILLIAMS,61, INJURED THURSDAY, DIES EARLY FRIDAY IN HOSPITAL AT HILLSBORO
J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker who was struck by a bus on the Hillsboro highway Thursday died Friday morning at 2:30 a.m. in a Hillsboro hospital.
Mr. Williams, who was a resident of China Spring, will be buried there Saturday, but arrangements had not been made Friday. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a stepson, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the service.
THE WACO TIMES HERALD
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 14, 1931
J.A. WILLIAMS
Funeral for J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker, who died from injuries received when he was struck by a bus near Hillsboro, was to be held at China Spring at 4 o'clock Saturday with Rev. Mack Smith officiating. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a step-son, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the body.
THE WACO TIMES-HERALD
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 13, 1931
BUS ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL
J. A. WILLIAMS,61, INJURED THURSDAY, DIES EARLY FRIDAY IN HOSPITAL AT HILLSBORO
J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker who was struck by a bus on the Hillsboro highway Thursday died Friday morning at 2:30 a.m. in a Hillsboro hospital.
Mr. Williams, who was a resident of China Spring, will be buried there Saturday, but arrangements had not been made Friday. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a stepson, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the service.
THE WACO TIMES HERALD
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 14, 1931
J.A. WILLIAMS
Funeral for J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker, who died from injuries received when he was struck by a bus near Hillsboro, was to be held at China Spring at 4 o'clock Saturday with Rev. Mack Smith officiating. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a step-son, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the body.
son of J. Williams & Mary Stott, First wife was Montee Duke, who died in 1900.
THE WACO TIMES-HERALD
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 13, 1931
BUS ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL
J. A. WILLIAMS,61, INJURED THURSDAY, DIES EARLY FRIDAY IN HOSPITAL AT HILLSBORO
J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker who was struck by a bus on the Hillsboro highway Thursday died Friday morning at 2:30 a.m. in a Hillsboro hospital.
Mr. Williams, who was a resident of China Spring, will be buried there Saturday, but arrangements had not been made Friday. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a stepson, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the service.
THE WACO TIMES HERALD
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 14, 1931
J.A. WILLIAMS
Funeral for J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker, who died from injuries received when he was struck by a bus near Hillsboro, was to be held at China Spring at 4 o'clock Saturday with Rev. Mack Smith officiating. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a step-son, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the body.
THE WACO TIMES-HERALD
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 13, 1931
BUS ACCIDENT PROVES FATAL
J. A. WILLIAMS,61, INJURED THURSDAY, DIES EARLY FRIDAY IN HOSPITAL AT HILLSBORO
J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker who was struck by a bus on the Hillsboro highway Thursday died Friday morning at 2:30 a.m. in a Hillsboro hospital.
Mr. Williams, who was a resident of China Spring, will be buried there Saturday, but arrangements had not been made Friday. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a stepson, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the service.
THE WACO TIMES HERALD
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 14, 1931
J.A. WILLIAMS
Funeral for J.A. Williams, 61, state highway worker, who died from injuries received when he was struck by a bus near Hillsboro, was to be held at China Spring at 4 o'clock Saturday with Rev. Mack Smith officiating. Surviving Mr. Williams are the following children: Mrs. C.E. Crowson, China Spring, Miss Alpha Williams, Waco; Marshall Williams, of Fort Clark; Mrs. C.K. Holt, China Spring, and a step-son, E.R. Breeding of Abilene. Wilkirson-Hatch had charge of the body.
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