Person:Henry Williams (122)

Henry is memorialized on a stained glass window in the Aroma Methodist (Methodist Episcopal) church per Carolyn Johnson's interview with Wilbert Cox. "The window in the little room on the south was donated by Henry Williams and Wife. He was a brother to my Dad's mother Louisa Williams Haworth, so he was Dad's and my Uncle. He was a quiet, but very progressive man. He had one of the first Delco Light Plants in the community, along with Perry and Layton Johnson. Uncle Henry had one of the first radios around. They would occaisionally invite our family up for an evening of listening to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Stations. Wilbert told me he was also a Bricklayer. He was the grandfather of Roll Leeman's first five children: Arza, Irene, Henry, Marjor and Muriel. Their mother was Lettie, daughter of Henry Williams."

1. ↑ Carolyn (Haworth) Johnson Interview, September, 2000..
2. ↑ 1870 White River Twp., Hamilton Co., IN census
   page 46.