Still looking for William Albert Williamson, born Alton, IL. abt 1860-1863, and wife Sarah Elizabeth Reynolds Williamson, born Robinson, IL, abt. 1870. They lived in Normal in 1899. They lived in Bloomington until their deaths. William died May 5, 1919, and Sarah died March 2, 1922. Both are buried with Sarah's parents at Long Point Cemetery near Wapella. The Bloomington City Directory shows William and Sarah living at 411 W. Market, and William was a salesman. Their children were Ollie and Effie, George, Dewey, Roy, Helen, and Eunice. George was married to Fern ? They had George Jr., Wendell, and Bobby. Roy was married to Elizabeth ?. They had children Darlene Williamson Prather, William, Michael, and Bruce. Helen was married to Gail Wooley. They lived in Lima, OH. Helen and Gail's children were Barbara, Beverly, and Betty. Eunice was married to Glenn Underwood, whose brother Ted, lived in Gilman, IL. Ted ran for State Senator, and owned a restaurant in Gilman, until abt. mid 70's. Glenn and Eunice divorced. They had children Betty Jane, who died Dec 16, 1927, Kenneth Rae, who worked for the Pantagraph until he and family moved to FL. Richard Lee. I am the daughter of Eunice, so I do not need info Ken, Richard, or any of Eunice's children, except Betty Jane Underwood, and ex Glenn Underwood. Eunice married Cameron Phillips Sr. in 1931. She had these children with Cameron, Finley William, Roy Waddell, Patrick Malone, Charles Daniel, Camron Jr., and Sharon Jayne Phillips. I am Sharon (Shari). If anyone has access to Bloomington 1920 census, I would appreciate a lookup. I have tried to download it, but have not been successful. Looking for the Street area. William may have been a Freemason. I have an address to contact Grand Lodge. Also, mom used to talk about playing with Adlai Ewing Stevenson III when she was young. Don't know if her parents may have worked for the Stevensons at some point. I know the Stevensons owned many companies in the Bloomington area. One final assumption: Ollie may have married a "Lynth" or "Linth." She died in her early 20's. Thanks for any info you can give me about the Williamsons, and Underwoods. Next time, my text will be shorter. Shari