Son of John Nichols and Clara Elinor Waite, he was adopted at an early age by Mr. and Mrs. Asa Williams and took their name. On July 4, 1907 in Detroit, Michigan he married Mary Amelia Earley. They came and lived on Whidbey Island for about two years and returned to Minnesota.
Mrs. Williams died September 26, 1941. Asa then moved back to Washington and on September 13, 1943 he married Mrs. Lucina Johnston in Seattle. They lived in a home near Prairie Center on Whidbey Island and he was employed at the Island County Court House.
He was survived by his wife; four children, Mrs. Walter Barrett and Miss Jean Williams of Coupeville, Kenneth Robert Williams of Pasadena, California and S-Sgt. Maurice Ward Williams of Santa Fe, New Mexico; two brothers, Charles Nichols of Ketchikan, Alaska and Ernest Nichols of Coupeville; two half-brothers, John Warner of Okanogan, Washington and Ray Warner of Brewster, Washington; one sister, Mrs. Mae De Witt of Ithaca, New York; and three half-sisters, Mrs. Mattie Hooper of Richmond, California, Mrs. Myrta Holthouser of Mallott, Washington, and Mrs. Laura Earley of Okanogan, Washington.
Mrs. Williams died September 26, 1941. Asa then moved back to Washington and on September 13, 1943 he married Mrs. Lucina Johnston in Seattle. They lived in a home near Prairie Center on Whidbey Island and he was employed at the Island County Court House.
He was survived by his wife; four children, Mrs. Walter Barrett and Miss Jean Williams of Coupeville, Kenneth Robert Williams of Pasadena, California and S-Sgt. Maurice Ward Williams of Santa Fe, New Mexico; two brothers, Charles Nichols of Ketchikan, Alaska and Ernest Nichols of Coupeville; two half-brothers, John Warner of Okanogan, Washington and Ray Warner of Brewster, Washington; one sister, Mrs. Mae De Witt of Ithaca, New York; and three half-sisters, Mrs. Mattie Hooper of Richmond, California, Mrs. Myrta Holthouser of Mallott, Washington, and Mrs. Laura Earley of Okanogan, Washington.
Son of John Nichols and Clara Elinor Waite, he was adopted at an early age by Mr. and Mrs. Asa Williams and took their name. On July 4, 1907 in Detroit, Michigan he married Mary Amelia Earley. They came and lived on Whidbey Island for about two years and returned to Minnesota.
Mrs. Williams died September 26, 1941. Asa then moved back to Washington and on September 13, 1943 he married Mrs. Lucina Johnston in Seattle. They lived in a home near Prairie Center on Whidbey Island and he was employed at the Island County Court House.
He was survived by his wife; four children, Mrs. Walter Barrett and Miss Jean Williams of Coupeville, Kenneth Robert Williams of Pasadena, California and S-Sgt. Maurice Ward Williams of Santa Fe, New Mexico; two brothers, Charles Nichols of Ketchikan, Alaska and Ernest Nichols of Coupeville; two half-brothers, John Warner of Okanogan, Washington and Ray Warner of Brewster, Washington; one sister, Mrs. Mae De Witt of Ithaca, New York; and three half-sisters, Mrs. Mattie Hooper of Richmond, California, Mrs. Myrta Holthouser of Mallott, Washington, and Mrs. Laura Earley of Okanogan, Washington.
Mrs. Williams died September 26, 1941. Asa then moved back to Washington and on September 13, 1943 he married Mrs. Lucina Johnston in Seattle. They lived in a home near Prairie Center on Whidbey Island and he was employed at the Island County Court House.
He was survived by his wife; four children, Mrs. Walter Barrett and Miss Jean Williams of Coupeville, Kenneth Robert Williams of Pasadena, California and S-Sgt. Maurice Ward Williams of Santa Fe, New Mexico; two brothers, Charles Nichols of Ketchikan, Alaska and Ernest Nichols of Coupeville; two half-brothers, John Warner of Okanogan, Washington and Ray Warner of Brewster, Washington; one sister, Mrs. Mae De Witt of Ithaca, New York; and three half-sisters, Mrs. Mattie Hooper of Richmond, California, Mrs. Myrta Holthouser of Mallott, Washington, and Mrs. Laura Earley of Okanogan, Washington.
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