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==A second family==
==A second family==
After the first Mrs. Williamson died, Earl Williamson remarried. The second match to the former Mary Jane Hearne (September 12, 1926 – March 26, 1992), also her second marriage, produced Earl Williamson's two younger sons. Tedford Fielden Williamson (born 1957), is a businessman and a former city council member in Round Rock, Texas, coincidentally located in populous Williamson County north of [[Austin]]. Clayton Lamar Williamson (born 1952) of Montgomery, Texas, in the [[Houston, Texas|Houston]] metro area, is a counselor and a former city manager of three small Texas communities. Both Tedford and Clayton Williamson share the interests of their father and half-brothers in government and politics.[14] With his second marriage, Earl Williamson switched membership from the [[Baptist]] Church to her preferred [[Methodist]] denomination. In addition to her homemaking duties, the second Mrs. Williamson was a school secretary and a McKeithen-appointed member of the Caddo Parish Levee Board.[13]
After the first Mrs. Williamson died, Earl Williamson remarried. The second match to the former Mary Jane Hearne (September 12, 1926 – March 26, 1992), also her second marriage, produced Earl Williamson's two younger sons. Tedford Fielden Williamson (born 1957), is a businessman and a former city council member in Round Rock, Texas, coincidentally located in populous Williamson County north of [[Austin]]. Clayton Lamar Williamson (born 1952) of Montgomery, Texas, in the [[Houston, Texas|Houston]] metro area, is a counselor and a former city manager of three small Texas communities. Both Tedford and Clayton Williamson share the interests of their father and half-brothers in government and politics. [14] With his second marriage, Earl Williamson switched membership from the [[Baptist]] Church to her preferred [[Methodist]] denomination. In addition to her homemaking duties, the second Mrs. Williamson was a school secretary and a McKeithen-appointed member of the Caddo Parish Levee Board. [13]
==Death==
==Death==