Frederick and Matilda were married 15 Jan. 1891. They had nine children: Emelie Laura (1891-1961), Joseph Frederick T. (1893-1977), Eva Rachel (Henry) (1896-?), Roy Franklin(1900-1964), Karl R. (1902-1970?), Eleanor Marguerite (Henry) 1906-1980), Phillipa Ruth (Meier) (1909-1998), Max Richard (1916-1960), and Dale Chester (1920-?).


1910 U.S. Census for Analy Twp, Sonoma Co., CA (26 May):
Frederick Williamson Head M 43 California
Matilda Williamson Wife F 39 California
Emelie Williamson Dau F 18 California
Joseph Williamson Son M 16 California
Eva Williamson Daughter F 13 California
Roy Williamson Son M 11 California
Karl Williamson Son M 7 California
Eleanor Williamson Dau F 3 California
Phillipa Williamson Dau F 11 mos California
Henry Ables Hired man M 18 California

Matilda had 7 children, all living. Frederick is a fruit farmer.


1920 U.S. Census for Analy Twp, Sonoma Co., CA:
Fredrick F Williamson Head M 53 California
Matilada S Williamson Wife F 49 California
Emily L Williamson Dau F 28 California
Joseph F Williamson Son M 26 California
Eva R Williamson Dau F 23 California
Roy F Williamson Son M 20 California
Carl R Williamson Son M 17 California
Eleanor M Williamson Dau F 13 California
Philippa Williamson Dau F 10 California
Max R Williamson Son M 3 California

Fredrick was a fruit farmer.


1930 U.S. Census for Analy Twp, Sonoma Co., CA:
Fred F Williamson Head M 63 California
Matilda S Williamson Wife F 59 California
Phillippa Williamson Dau F 20 California
Max R Williamson Son M 14 California
Dale C Williamson Son M 9 California

Fred is a fruit farmer.

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Sebastopol--Frederick F. Williamson, 85, will be buried tomorrow in Sebastopol Cemetery. He died yesterday [April 24, 1952] at his ranch on Bodega Road where he and his wife Matilda had lived since 1891.

He was the son of Richard W. Williamson, a pioneer settler, and the former Nancy Graves, a member of the Donner Party. He was born in San Francisco. His father brought the family to the Sebastopol area in 1885 and held religious camp meetings on O'Farrell Hill, the site of the present Williamson Ranch. Later his father started an apple orchard there.

Mr. Williamson is survived by his widow, four daughters, five sons, a sister, 17 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. He was the first of the family to die. The sons: Joseph F. Williamson, Berkeley; Ray F. Williamson, Albany; R.W. Williamson, San Rafael; Max R. Williamson, Juneau, Alaska; and Dale C. Williamson, Concord.
His daughters are Emelie L. Williamson, Sebastopol; Eva Henry, Livermore; Eleanor M. Henry, Sebastopol; and Philippa Meier, Petaluma. His sister is Pearl Thomas, Sebastopol.

The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. [April 26, 1952] in the chapel of the O'Leary Funeral Home, Sebastopol. The Reverend Raymond Keeble will officiate. Interment will be at Sebastopol Cemetery.


Thanks to CFG for providing Frederick's obit.

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Note: Daughter Eleanor Marguerite Williamson, b. 28 Oct. 1906, Sebastopol, Sonoma Co., CA; m. Raymond Clarence Henry 13 July 1930, Berkeley, Alameda Co., CA. Raymond was b. 1904 to Arthur L. Henry & Edna Ross. Raymond resided in Livermore, Alameda Co., CA. Raymond worked as a carpenter in the building trade. Eleanor was a public school teacher & resided in Sebastopol, CA. Her sister Phillippa Williamson was a witness at the marriage.

Eleanor M. Henry d. 27 January 1980, Sonoma Co., CA.

Arthur L. Henry & Edna Ross Henry are buried at Roselawn Cem., Livermore, Alameda Co., CA; Memorial 10596060.