LLEUELLYN WILLIAMS BIOGRAPHY, SCHOHARIE, NEW YORK

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Picturesque Middleburg & Vicinity
Pierre W. Danforth,Publisher, Middleburg, NY (Schoharie County)
*1904 .................reprinted,1975 by Middleburg rotary club


    "Mr. LLEUELLYN WILLIAMS, the subject of this sketch, was born in Milford Center, NY, July
5, 1870.  At the age of five years he removed with his parents to the town of Liverpool,
Onondaga Co. NY.  At the age of twelve years he began learning his trade as a baker at Oneonta,
NY.  The first of January, 1894, Mr. Williams began an engagement with Mr. Alonzo Almy of this
town, which lasted nine years.  He married Miss Mollie E. Wainright, Oct. 25, 1894. Mr.
Williams branched out in business for himself, March 1, 1903, and rented the bakery in the
Watson Building.  Being a superior workman, making unimpeachable bread and cake and possessing
a host of friends, he has enjoyed a large and lucrative business.  In addition he has opened an
ice cream parlor and has a soda fountain from which he draws the most cooling and satisfying of
beverages in the season.  The quality of his ice cream is pronounced by his customers to be the
very finest, and that it is not excelled by any they have ever tasted in city parlors.  Mr.
Williams sells also a choice line of confectionery.  His bread and cake are his specialties.
He uses the best of material in their manufacture, and spares no pains in order to suit the
tastes of his customers.  He fills special orders at short notice.   Mr. Williams is a very
obliging and genial business man."


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published 1904
republished 1975