Ada Hattie Williams

(22 March 1905 - )
Ada Hattie Williams|b. 22 Mar 1905|p18.htm|Guy Emmett Williams|b. 13 May 1880\nd. 18 Jun 1961|p14.htm|Lora Bell Haskell|b. 15 Dec 1881\nd. 16 Jun 1912|p42.htm|Emmett E. Williams|b. 17 Dec 1854\nd. 18 Sep 1942|p16.htm|Harriet A. Johnson|b. 8 Feb 1855\nd. 18 May 1923|p17.htm|Edward Crowney|b. s 1855|p1937.htm|Sarah Mooney|b. ca 1863\nd. 1 Feb 1882|p1708.htm|

Grandaunt of Darrell Allen Martin.
Ada was born in Chester, Windsor County, Vermont, on 22 March 1905.1,2,3 She was the daughter of Guy Emmett Williams and Lora Bell Haskell. She was a resident in the household of Guy Emmett Williams in the 4 May 1910 census taken in Chester age 5, his daughter.1 She was a resident in the household of Emmett Emile Williams in the 17 February 1920 census taken in Springfield, Windsor County, Vermont, a student age 14, his granddaughter.2 She married Harry S. Smith on 25 December 1924. Ada was divorced from Harry S. Smith prior to 1934. She married Guy Morton Simonds on 23 October 1934. She married Raymond Oakes on 26 September 1981.

Child of Ada Hattie Williams and Harry S. Smith

Cited documentation

  1. [S7] Williams, Guy E., 1910 US Census, Chester, Windsor County, Vermont; NARA x Roll 1617, a film of very poor quality.
  2. [S10] Williams, Emmett, 1920 US Census, Springfield, Windsor County, Vermont; NARA Roll 1873.
  3. [S73] Ed. Anita Ruth (Martin) Goldsmith, The 1991 Dutton Family Reunion Program (1991: published by editor, no data printed), as Ada (Williams) Smith Simonds Oakes, b. 3-22-05, under "'other' relatives."
 
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