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==Clayton Williamson==
==Clayton Williamson==
Williamson has an older brother, Clayton Lamar Williamson (born February 7, 1952) of Montgomery, Texas, near [[Houston, Texas|Houston]], a counselor. Like Ted Williamson, Clayton Williamson graduated from North Caddo High School in Vivian. He obtained his bachelor's degree from the Shreveport campus of [[Louisiana State University]]. At the time, Clayton Williamson was a member of the LSU-S student government which lobbied for a change from two-year to four-year status for the institution. And state Senator Don Williamson was successfully getting the legislation for LSU-S through the legislature. Clayton Williamson later obtained a master's degree in public administration from the University of North Texas in Denton. While at the university, he was the assistant city manger in Garland in Dallas County. Thereafter, Clayton Williamson became the city manager in Bovina (Parmer County), Brady, and Tomball, Texas. He is also a former right-of-way acquisitor for Houston Light and Power Company.[7]
Williamson has an older brother, Clayton Lamar Williamson (born February 7, 1952) of Montgomery, Texas, near [[Houston, Texas|Houston]], a counselor. Like Ted Williamson, Clayton Williamson graduated from North Caddo High School in Vivian. He obtained his bachelor's degree from the Shreveport campus of [[Louisiana State University]]. At the time, Clayton Williamson was a member of the LSU-S student government which lobbied for a change from two-year to four-year status for the institution. And state Senator [[Don Williamson]], Tedford's half=brother, was successfully getting the legislation for LSU-S through the legislature. Clayton Williamson later obtained a master's degree in public administration from the University of North Texas in Denton. While at the university, he was the assistant city manger in Garland in Dallas County. Thereafter, Clayton Williamson became the city manager in Bovina (Parmer County), Brady, and Tomball, Texas. He is also a former right-of-way acquisitor for Houston Light and Power Company.[7]
==Political memories==
==Political memories==