Parents Father: McCULLY, Charles S. Mother: ANGEVINE, Olive Birth Born on March 09, 1889 in Jamestown, Stutsman Co., ND Death Died on August 22, 1969 in Prince George, Fraser-Fort George Region, BC Buried in Prince George Municipal Cemetery in Prince George, Fraser-Fort George Region, BC Marriages WILLIAMS, George Black Married on December 16, 1914 in Jamestown, Stutsman Co., ND Children WILLIAMS, Edgar Fraser: October 03, 1915 - December 31, 1995 WILLIAMS, Charles Milton: November 17, 1916 - March 10, 1999 Notes Occupation: Retail Clerk Death: Myocardial Infarction Obituary: Prince George Citizen Prince George,BC April 26, 1969 Pioneer woman mourned One of Prince George's pioneer women, Mrs. Edna Williams died August 22. Mrs. Williams, 80, died following a heart attack. Services were held Monday at Assman's Funeral Chapel, and conducted by Rev. Ben Taylor. Mrs. Williams was born in Jamestown, North Dakota in 1889. She came to Prince George on the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway in December 1914. She and her late husband George Williams lived in South Fort George. He worked as a riverman and a grocer in the area. Mrs. Williams moved to Prince George from South Fort George in 1953 following the death of her husband. She was an active member of the Ladies of the Royal Purple, Cariboo Women's Institute, Rotary Ann's, Quest Club and Knox United Church Women. She is survived by a sister Mrs. Donald [F.] Wanner [Ruth McCully] of Jamestown, two sons Ted and Chuck of Prince George and a number of grandchildren. Honorary pallbearers were Gordon Wood, Martin Caine, Robert Carter, John Nilson, Vic Morgan and Ivor Guest. Active pallbearers were Harold Moffat, Duncan Munro, Al Cordiner, Gus Lund, Albin Nilson and Jim Clark. Sources BC Deaths: 69-09-012233 Images George B. & Edna (McCully) Williams Edna (McCully) Williams Death