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Ted Williamson graduated in 1976 from North Caddo High School (formerly Vivian High School), where his mother was the school secretary. Thereafter, he studied building construction at the University of Louisiana at [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]], then called "Northeast Louisiana University". He moved to Austin in 1983, after graduation from ULM, and was employed by Texas Industries. In 1985, he relocated to Round Rock.[4] Subsequently, he became affiliated with businessmen Jack Wheeler and Charles "J. R." Gregory in Ironhorse Concrete, Limited Partnership, based in Hutto.[5]

Ted Williamson graduated in 1976 from North Caddo High School (formerly Vivian High School), where his mother was the school secretary. Thereafter, he studied building construction at the University of Louisiana at [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]], then called "Northeast Louisiana University". He moved to Austin in 1983, after graduation from ULM, and was employed by Texas Industries. In 1985, he relocated to Round Rock.[4] Subsequently, he became affiliated with businessmen Jack Wheeler and Charles "J. R." Gregory in Ironhorse Concrete, Limited Partnership, based in Hutto.[5]

Williamson has four half-brothers and a half-sister by his father's first marriage to the former Mamie Greer (1904-1948). Two of those half-brothers also carved out political careers. [[James Whitfield Williamson]], a Democrat, served for just over fourteen years as mayor of Vivian (1972-1986) and for a single term on the Caddo Parish Commission. He succeeded his father in the latter position. Donald Wayne "Don" Williamson (born 1927) is a former member and president of the Caddo Parish School Board and a member of both the Louisiana House of Representatives and the state Senate. Another half-brother, the retired Earl G. Williamson, Jr. (born 1923), worked in industrial development and eschews politics.[6]

Williamson has four half-brothers and a half-sister by his father's first marriage to the former Mamie Greer (1904-1948). Two of those half-brothers also carved out political careers. [[James Whitfield Williamson]], a Democrat, served for just over fourteen years as mayor of Vivian (1972-1986) and for a single term on the Caddo Parish Commission. He succeeded his father in the latter position. [[Don Williamson]] is a former member and president of the Caddo Parish School Board and a member of both the Louisiana House of Representatives and the state Senate. Another half-brother, the retired Earl G. Williamson, Jr. (born 1923), worked in industrial development and eschews politics.[6]

==Clayton Williamson==

==Clayton Williamson==