According to the obituary index of Ouachita Parish, death notices for E. L. Williams ran on July 23, 1913 (page 8, column 1) and July 24, 1913 (page 5, column 2); cause of death - ptomaine poisoning, interment in City Cemetery. [Actually interred with parents in John Farris Family Cemetery in Hinds County, Mississippi.]
He was the son of John Bell Williams and Florence Virginia Harris (Farris?). E. L. was married to Mary Lucinda Harrison and they had two daughters: Virgie Loyce and Opal Glyn.
He was the son of John Bell Williams and Florence Virginia Harris (Farris?). E. L. was married to Mary Lucinda Harrison and they had two daughters: Virgie Loyce and Opal Glyn.
According to the obituary index of Ouachita Parish, death notices for E. L. Williams ran on July 23, 1913 (page 8, column 1) and July 24, 1913 (page 5, column 2); cause of death - ptomaine poisoning, interment in City Cemetery. [Actually interred with parents in John Farris Family Cemetery in Hinds County, Mississippi.]
He was the son of John Bell Williams and Florence Virginia Harris (Farris?). E. L. was married to Mary Lucinda Harrison and they had two daughters: Virgie Loyce and Opal Glyn.
He was the son of John Bell Williams and Florence Virginia Harris (Farris?). E. L. was married to Mary Lucinda Harrison and they had two daughters: Virgie Loyce and Opal Glyn.
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Shares stone with John Bell Williams and Florence Farris Williams. Bio kindly provided by Scout Finch.
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