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Ted Williamson (like his half-brother Don but not his half-brother James) left his father's Democratic ties and became a Republican. In May 2005, Williamson ran unsuccessfully for the Round Rock Council. When a vacancy occurred on the council some six months later, he ran in a special election and was victorious with 63 percent of the ballots.

Ted Williamson (like his half-brother Don but not his half-brother James) left his father's Democratic ties and became a Republican. In May 2005, Williamson ran unsuccessfully for the Round Rock Council. When a vacancy occurred on the council some six months later, he ran in a special election and was victorious with 63 percent of the ballots.

Ted Williamson is divorced from the former Mary Jane Peters. He is the father of one son and two stepdaughters. He grew up in a [[United Methodist]] home, but, like half-brothers James and Don, Williamson is [[Southern Baptist]].[4] Williamson's accomplishments have been recognized by the group Outstanding Young Americans (OYA), founded in 1965.[9] He and his second wife, Connie Lanelle Williamson, reside in Salado, Texas.

Ted Williamson is divorced from the former Mary Jane Peters. He is the father of one son and two stepdaughters. He grew up in a [[United Methodist]] home, but, like half-brothers James and Don, Williamson is [[Southern Baptist]].[4] Williamson's accomplishments have been recognized by the group Outstanding Young Americans (OYA), founded in 1965.[9] He and his second wife, Connie Lanelle Williamson (born April 14, 1959), reside in Salado, north of Austin, Texas.

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