Obituary-Richland Parish- E.N. Williamson
From The  Richland Beacon-News, May 1916:
Submitted by:Dianne Williamson



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 E.N. WILLIAMSON DIES
Mr. E.N. Williamson, a prominent citizen of the lower part 
of this parish, died last Saturday night at his home after 
a long illness.  He leaves a wife, two grown sons, and several 
smaller children to mourn his loss.

Mr. Williamson was a big planter and well-known citizen 
of the parish who has been identified with the growth and 
development of Richland Parish for a number of years, in fact practically all his life.  He had a large circle of relatives 
among our leading citizens, and also claimed many friends in all 
parts of the parish.  He was a kind and indulgent husband and 
father, and a true friend, and a man such as any community 
regrets sincerely to lose.  The Beacon-News joins the many 
friends of the family in offering condolence and sympathy in 
their great bereavement."

NOTE: Edmund Nelson Williamson was born on September 3, 1855 
in Sumpter Co., Alabama.  He died May 6, 1916 in Richland Parish, Louisiana and is buried in Hasley Cemetery, West Monroe.  
His wife was Belle Connella Williamson, born February 20, 
1881 in Trenton, Louisiana.  She died October 3, 1944 and is 
buried next to her husband in Hasley Cemetery.