Born: Thursday, May 16, 1889 in Piedmont, Missouri.

Died: Saturday, December 13, 1958 in Piedmont, Missouri

Aged: 69 years, 6 months, 28 days

Son of William Easley Williams and Sarah Jane Parks

Grandson of James Craig Williams and Mary Ann Jackson; Issac Parks and Nancy Jane Swearingen

Brother of Mary Ann Russell, William Edward Williams, Sarah Carrasette "Carrie" Williams Myrtle Jane Hillier, Charles Easley Williams, Pearl Ardania Reed, and Ethel Lenora Vinson.

Married Lula Mae Gowers on January 2, 1906
Milt was 16 and Lula Mae was 19.

Father of: Golda "Goldie" (married 1st Mellie Weitmon married 2nd Arnold Conaway), Hazel (married Arthur Bearden), Lennie Mae (married Massy Davison), Mamie Marie (married 1st Elmer Callahan married 2nd James Raddatz), Ruby Jane (married Kenneth Knight), Viola J (married 1st Paul Brug married 2nd Juan Garza), Ruth L (married first Roy Martin married 2nd Edmund Wilson), Mildred Maxine (married 1st Roy Alexander married 2nd Paul Dean), June Lee married Woodrow Wilson) and Milton Junior Williams (married Catherine Pumfrey)

Grandfather of: Carl Franklin Weitmon (by adoption), Hazel Lorine (Bearden) Kohl, Pauline Marie (Bearden) Marshall, David Lee Bearden, Betty Lou (Bearden) Clubb, Ronald Davison, Donald Davison, Dorothy Davison, Mac Davison, Sue Davison, Robert Lee Callahan, Nancy Marie (Callahan) Peal, Kenneth Claude Callahan, George Peter Knight, Diane Jane (Knight) Robertson, Charles Chester Knight, Kenneth Brug, Juanita A Garza, Richard Garza, Marilyn (Alexander) Bearden, Carolyn (Alexander) Mintner, Darlene Walton, Cheryl (Walton) Vernon, Frederick Walton, Timothy Edward Walton, Stephanie Ann Walton, Kimberly (Williams) Arment, and Barbara (Williams) Hunt.
(Some of the Davison children are missing from this list- I don't know their names)

He and Lula owned a farm in the "Phillipi" Community near Piedmont. They were very self sufficient because Milt was an avid hunter. According to my grandmother, one time when she visited he killed a mountain lion. They never owned an automobile and would pick their family up from the train station in a horse drawn wagon when they came to visit.

Milt was also musically inclined. He played the Fiddle and the Banjo. He would frequently play for cake walks at the Phillipi school.

In later life, Milt and Mae lived in a house on AA Highway. When they first moved into this house, they had a gas stove. Milt nearly blew himself up trying to light it for the first time.

Milt died while my grandmother and grandfather were living in Toul, France.