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==American Revolution==
==American Revolution==
William Williams would replace Oliver Wolcott in the Continental Congress. he arrived too late to vote for independence but he did sign the Declaration. Williams support for independence was personal, having donated his own money for military activities. He went house to house soliciting private donations to supply the army. Frequently, Williams gave speeches for enlistment to the cause of independence. He gave his house up for officers to stay during the winter of 1781.
William Williams would replace Oliver Wolcott in the Continental Congress. He arrived too late to vote for independence but he did sign the Declaration. Williams support for independence was personal, having donated his own money for military activities. He went house to house soliciting private donations to supply the army. Frequently, Williams gave speeches for enlistment to the cause of independence. He gave his house up for officers to stay during the winter of 1781.
Williams was appointed a member of the committee on the [[Articles of Confederation]]. In 1777 he was appointed to the Board of War. After the war, he attended the convention where Connecticut ratified the Federal Constitution. Williams spent his remaining years as a County Court judge.
Williams was appointed a member of the committee on the [[Articles of Confederation]]. In 1777 he was appointed to the Board of War. After the war, he attended the convention where Connecticut ratified the Federal Constitution. Williams spent his remaining years as a County Court judge.