Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameEOC Edgar Lois WILLIAMSON USN (RET) 
, Spouse of 9C1R, W452, 11760, 0003, M
, Spouse of 9C1R, W452, 11760, 0003, MBirth12 Mar 1921, Elwood, IN
Death26 Dec 2005, Folsom, Sacramento County, CA Age: 84
ReligionEpiscopal
Alias/AKAWilly
Cause of deathDec 2005 suffered a massive cerbal vassular accident (Stroke) from which he did not recover
Occupationretired see notes
EducationGED
FatherThomas George WILLIAMSON , 11768, 0005, M (1899-1994)
MotherMerle Eileen TUMILTY , 11777, 0006, F (1900-1977)
Spouses
1Margaret Elizabeth RIDEOUT , 9C1R, R330, 11761, 0004, F
, 9C1R, R330, 11761, 0004, FBirth1 Oct 1923, Berkley, Alameda Co., CA Age: 89
OccupationHousewife and Avon salesperson
EducationYuba City High School, Class of 1941, 1 year of college at U of CA at San Jose
ReligionEpiscopal
FatherCol. Eugene Wynkoop RIDEOUT Sr., US Army (ret) , 11782, 0028, M (1896-1995)
MotherMargaret Olive McKENZIE , 11784, 0027, F (1899-1980)
Marriage17 Jan 1943, San Jose, CA
ChildrenThomas Eugene , 11762, 0001, M
Notes for EOC Edgar Lois WILLIAMSON USN (RET)
SSN: 231-40-4550
Service Number: 283-28-23
Retired as a Calif. State Park Ranger and K-9 Officer;
member of the the Folsom Lions Club international;
32 deg. Scottish rite and advisor to the Rainbow Girls and Demalay;
His Birth cert. reads Edgar Louis Williamson, Family bible records the middle name as Lois which is how he spells it he was named after his G Grand father and his Maternal Uncle Lois Tumilty
WILLIAMSON, Edgar Lois
Mar 12, 1921-Dec 26, 2005
Born in Elwood, IN to Thomas George and Merle Eileen (Tumilty) Williamson, both predeceased Edgar. Survived by his "bride", Margaret E. Rideout Williamson; son, Thomas Eugene of CT; daughter, Lois Lee of Rancho Cordova; and sister, Carolyn Marker of GA. Also survived by 3 granddaughters, 7 great-grandsons and 1 great-granddaughter, all adored by "Grumpa". Ed served 30 years with the US Navy in several branches, ships, blimps, airplanes and construction battalions. He served during WWII through Vietnam. After retirement, Edgar worked for Montgomery Wards and Goodyear in tire sales and service. He was then accepted in the California State Park service. He was assigned at Plumas/Eureka, Chico's Bidwell Mansion, Lake Oroville and finally at Folsom Lake on boat patrol. Later he worked with ranger patrol dog, Ralph, until Ralph's death in 1977. Ed retired from the park Service in 1983. He was very active in Folsom Host Lions Club and the Masonic Order until his illness. Memorial services will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church at 803 Figueroa St., Folsom at 11am Sat. Jan. 7, 2006. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you contribute to Shriner's Children's Hospital or the charity of your choice.
Published in the Sacramento Bee on 1/4/2006.
Retired as a Calif. State Park Ranger and K-9 Officer;
member of the the Folsom Lions Club International;
32 deg. Scottish rite and advisor to the Rainbow Girls and Demalay;
His Birth cert. reads Edgar Louis Williamson, Family bible records the middle name as Lois which is how he spells it he was named after his G Grand father and his Maternal Uncle Lois Tumilty
Retired U.S. Navy as an Equipment operator Chief (EOC) entered USN from Ohio 18 Aug 1937 Retired the 1st time Aug 1957. Was recalled to service in 1964 and remained until 1968 he complete 30yr and was placed on permanent retired list.
1995 was diagnosis esophageal Carcinoma which progresses to his Lyrnix which was removed. and was a neck breather
Dec 2005 suffered a massive cerbal vassular accident (Stroke) from which he did not recover-secondary to esophageal Carcinoma which progresses to his Lyrnix.
Service Number: 283-28-23
Retired as a Calif. State Park Ranger and K-9 Officer;
member of the the Folsom Lions Club international;
32 deg. Scottish rite and advisor to the Rainbow Girls and Demalay;
His Birth cert. reads Edgar Louis Williamson, Family bible records the middle name as Lois which is how he spells it he was named after his G Grand father and his Maternal Uncle Lois Tumilty
WILLIAMSON, Edgar Lois
Mar 12, 1921-Dec 26, 2005
Born in Elwood, IN to Thomas George and Merle Eileen (Tumilty) Williamson, both predeceased Edgar. Survived by his "bride", Margaret E. Rideout Williamson; son, Thomas Eugene of CT; daughter, Lois Lee of Rancho Cordova; and sister, Carolyn Marker of GA. Also survived by 3 granddaughters, 7 great-grandsons and 1 great-granddaughter, all adored by "Grumpa". Ed served 30 years with the US Navy in several branches, ships, blimps, airplanes and construction battalions. He served during WWII through Vietnam. After retirement, Edgar worked for Montgomery Wards and Goodyear in tire sales and service. He was then accepted in the California State Park service. He was assigned at Plumas/Eureka, Chico's Bidwell Mansion, Lake Oroville and finally at Folsom Lake on boat patrol. Later he worked with ranger patrol dog, Ralph, until Ralph's death in 1977. Ed retired from the park Service in 1983. He was very active in Folsom Host Lions Club and the Masonic Order until his illness. Memorial services will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church at 803 Figueroa St., Folsom at 11am Sat. Jan. 7, 2006. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you contribute to Shriner's Children's Hospital or the charity of your choice.
Published in the Sacramento Bee on 1/4/2006.
Retired as a Calif. State Park Ranger and K-9 Officer;
member of the the Folsom Lions Club International;
32 deg. Scottish rite and advisor to the Rainbow Girls and Demalay;
His Birth cert. reads Edgar Louis Williamson, Family bible records the middle name as Lois which is how he spells it he was named after his G Grand father and his Maternal Uncle Lois Tumilty
Retired U.S. Navy as an Equipment operator Chief (EOC) entered USN from Ohio 18 Aug 1937 Retired the 1st time Aug 1957. Was recalled to service in 1964 and remained until 1968 he complete 30yr and was placed on permanent retired list.
1995 was diagnosis esophageal Carcinoma which progresses to his Lyrnix which was removed. and was a neck breather
Dec 2005 suffered a massive cerbal vassular accident (Stroke) from which he did not recover-secondary to esophageal Carcinoma which progresses to his Lyrnix.