James Frame Williams
Corporal, Battery "C" 171th Field Artillery Bn., U. S. Army
Died of Wounds 2 February 1944, Germany.
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
Corporal, Battery "C" 171th Field Artillery Bn., U. S. Army
Died of Wounds 2 February 1944, Germany.
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
JAMES FRAME WILLIAMS, born 12 July 1917 at Cincinnati, Ohio, was the son of Howard Bates Williams and Augusta Frame, married in Tyler County in 1912.
1920 Census, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
#2358 Woodburn Ave.
Howard B. Williams, Head, 37, Builder equipment, b. Ohio
Augusta Williams, Wife, 32, b. W.Va.
Jame Williams, Son, 2 1/2, b. OhioEmma J. Williams, Mother, 67, Wd., b. Ohio Howard Bates Williams died in 1921.
1930 Census, Sistersville, Lincoln District, Tyler County, W.Va.
#511 Rail Road Avenue
James F. Frame, Head, 70, $5000, Proprietor Furniture Store, b. Ohio
Rachel P. Frame, Wife, 62, b. W.Va.
Gussie Williams, Daughter, 40, widow, b. W.Va.
James F. Williams, Grandson, 12, b. Ohio
Samuel Mathews, Roomer, 50, Divorced, Baker Hotel, b. W.Va.1940 Census, Tulsa City, Tulsa County, Oklahoma
#502 S. Yorktown
James Williams, Lodger, 22, Sample Boy Mid Oil Refining Co., b. Ohio.
James indicated he was living in Sistersville, W.Va. in 1935.
James F. Williams enlisted in the U. S. Army 3/4 February 1941 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
He had one year of college; civil occupation lab technician/assistant.
Buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Sistersville, Tyler County, W.Va.
Photo by John VanCamp; used with permission.
