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{{Infobox officeholder
|name=Tedfrd Fielden "Ted" Williamson
|birth_date=December 11, 1957
|birth_place=[[Shreveport]], [[Louisiana]]
|death_date=
|death_place=
|religion=[[Southern Baptist]]
|spouse=Divorced from Mary Jane Peters Williamson
|children=One son<br>
Two step-daughters
|parents=[[Earl Williamson|Earl Guyton Williamson, Sr.]]<br>
Mary Jane Hearne Williamson
|party=[[Republican Party|Republican]]
|office=Member of the Round Rock City Council in Round Rock, [[Texas]]
|term_start=November 2005
|term_end=2007
|occupation=[[Business]]man<br>
}}
'''Tedford Fielden Williamson''', known as '''Ted Williamson''' (born December 11, 1957), is a [[Texas]] [[business]]man who is the scion of a politically-connected family from northwestern [[Louisiana]]. He is a former member of the Round Rock City Council in Round Rock, north of [[Austin]] in Williamson County, Texas. Williamson hence coincidentally bears the same name as his former county of residence. Though municipal elections in Texas are all conducted on nonpartisan ballots, Williamson identifies himself as a [[Republican Party|Republican]]. Williamson was elected to a partial term in November 2005 did not seek a full two-year term on the council in the elections held in May 2007, having cited business and family obligations which precluded further service.[1]
'''Tedford Fielden Williamson''', known as '''Ted Williamson''' (born December 11, 1957), is a [[Texas]] [[business]]man who is the scion of a politically-connected family from northwestern [[Louisiana]]. He is a former member of the Round Rock City Council in Round Rock, north of [[Austin]] in Williamson County, Texas. Williamson hence coincidentally bears the same name as his former county of residence. Though municipal elections in Texas are all conducted on nonpartisan ballots, Williamson identifies himself as a [[Republican Party|Republican]]. Williamson was elected to a partial term in November 2005 did not seek a full two-year term on the council in the elections held in May 2007, having cited business and family obligations which precluded further service.[1]