This book was written by J.C. Williams, Sr. to leave something behind for future generations. It shares his life experiences, beginning with his childhood in the Mt. Pleasant community near Franklin, Texas, where he grew up with his parents and siblings, working in the cotton fields and learning the importance of family, faith, and hard work. Throughout his 100 years of life, J.C. has witnessed many changes in America and experienced a remarkable journey from working in the fields to becoming a successful businessman, master chef, and owner of the widely popular Williams Snack Center. He also served as a community leader through his involvement in business, church, the Masonic Lodge, and other community activities. This book reflects on his family, his marriage to Winnie B. Taylor Williams, their eight children, and the many people who helped shape his life. It also highlights the strength, unity, and determination of the historic Black community in which he was raised.
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100 Years And Counting
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This book is a story of the life and times of J.C. Williams, Sr., who was born in 1926 in the Mt. Pleasant community near Franklin, Texas. From working in the cotton fields as a young boy to becoming a successful businessman, restaurant owner, and community leader, J.C. shares his remarkable journey through 100 years of life. This book is a reminder of the importance of faith, family, hard work, and trusting God while moving forward in life.



