Earl Guyton Williamson, Sr. was a prominent businessman and politician in northern Caddo Parish, Louisiana, from the 1930s until the 1970s. He was originally affiliated with the Long faction within his state's dominant Democratic Party and was a personal friend of both Huey Pierce Long, Jr. , and Earl Kemp Long.
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- Earl Guyton Williamson, Sr. was a prominent businessman and politician in northern Caddo Parish, Louisiana, from the 1930s until the 1970s. He was originally affiliated with the Long faction within his state's dominant Democratic Party and was a personal friend of both Huey Pierce Long, Jr. , and Earl Kemp Long.
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- Earl Williamson at 35 in 1938
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Reverend David Williamson
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- Vivian, Caddo Parish, Louisiana
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- Williamson joined what turned out to have been a "death vigil" for his friend, the fallen Huey Pierce Long, Jr., in Baton Rouge, September 1935.
Though Williamson was a firm Democrat in Louisiana, it is believed by his family that he did not support the elections of U.S. Presidents Harry Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson.
(5) Williamson's epitaph in Pine Park Cemetery in Vivian, where he is buried between his two wives, reads: "A Servant of the People".
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