"Edward T. Williams, 70, of 4655 Antioch road, North, died yesterday at the General hospital of a gunshot wound. He was the owner of the Norclay apartments at the home address.
His wife, Mrs. Alma Williams told police she found Williams on a bedroom floor, a 38-caliber revolver nearby. She said he had been despondent because of illness. Mr. Williams was born in Humphreys County, Tennessee. He was a retired painter.
Surviving besides his wife are a brother, Lee D. Williams of 4136 Jackson avenue, North; a niece, Mrs. Norton Pate of Kansas City, Kansas; and two nephews, John B. Williams of Kansas City, Kansas, and Leroy Williams of 1417 Benton boulevard." The Kansas City Times, February 19, 1953
His wife, Mrs. Alma Williams told police she found Williams on a bedroom floor, a 38-caliber revolver nearby. She said he had been despondent because of illness. Mr. Williams was born in Humphreys County, Tennessee. He was a retired painter.
Surviving besides his wife are a brother, Lee D. Williams of 4136 Jackson avenue, North; a niece, Mrs. Norton Pate of Kansas City, Kansas; and two nephews, John B. Williams of Kansas City, Kansas, and Leroy Williams of 1417 Benton boulevard." The Kansas City Times, February 19, 1953
"Edward T. Williams, 70, of 4655 Antioch road, North, died yesterday at the General hospital of a gunshot wound. He was the owner of the Norclay apartments at the home address.
His wife, Mrs. Alma Williams told police she found Williams on a bedroom floor, a 38-caliber revolver nearby. She said he had been despondent because of illness. Mr. Williams was born in Humphreys County, Tennessee. He was a retired painter.
Surviving besides his wife are a brother, Lee D. Williams of 4136 Jackson avenue, North; a niece, Mrs. Norton Pate of Kansas City, Kansas; and two nephews, John B. Williams of Kansas City, Kansas, and Leroy Williams of 1417 Benton boulevard." The Kansas City Times, February 19, 1953
His wife, Mrs. Alma Williams told police she found Williams on a bedroom floor, a 38-caliber revolver nearby. She said he had been despondent because of illness. Mr. Williams was born in Humphreys County, Tennessee. He was a retired painter.
Surviving besides his wife are a brother, Lee D. Williams of 4136 Jackson avenue, North; a niece, Mrs. Norton Pate of Kansas City, Kansas; and two nephews, John B. Williams of Kansas City, Kansas, and Leroy Williams of 1417 Benton boulevard." The Kansas City Times, February 19, 1953
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