Frank B. Williams

As printed in 1915

FRANK BOYDEX WILLIAMS.

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Frank B. Williams received his education at Sparta, Wisconsin, and Watertown, South Dakota, attending the common schools there, later was a student at Yankton College, Yankton, South Dakota, then entered the law department of Washington University, St. Louis,.Missouri, where he made a good record and from which institution he was graduated, June 20, 1895. lie was admitted to the bar at Searcy, #kansas, soon after his graduation, and in 1896 he located for the practice of his profession at Springfield, Missouri, enrolling as an attorney-at-law, Greene county bar. March 9th of that year, and here he has remained to the present time, enjoying a good practice. He was elected a member of the Springfield city council in April. [898, and was re-elected in [900, and during that period he looked well to the interests of the city in every way. He was elected probate judge of Greene county, in November, ik/>_\ and served one term of four years, after which he re-entered practice of the law, January 1, 1007, and in December, mu, he formed a partnership for the practice of his profession with Matthew 11. Gait, under the firm name of Williams & Gait, which still continues, with offices in the Woodruff building.

On June 27, 11)05. he united in marriage with Harriett E. Kellond, daughter of William A. and Fanny J. Kellond, a highly respected family ot Springfield, and to tin's union three children have been born, namely: Frances Kellond Williams. Harriett Morgan Williams, and (Catherine Selfridge Williams.

As printed in Past and present of Greene County Missouri; early and recent history and genealogical records of many of the representative citizens (1915). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.