Category: Populated places in Williamson County, Texas

* Corinth, Williamson County, Illinois

The Christian pop and rock music industry is based along Nashville's Music Row, with a great influence in neighboring Williamson County.

Gun No. 2347 had been originally purchased on November 12, 1924 by Les Farmer, a deputy sheriff in Marion, Illinois, which happened to be the seat of Williamson County.

Around that time her half-sister Wynonna Judd gave her a historic farmhouse and some land in Williamson County, Tennessee, so she moved to Tennessee ; that house has been her primary residence in the US ever since.

* Pittsburg, Illinois, in Williamson County

* Circleville, Texas, in Williamson County

Williamson County ( sometimes abbreviated as " Wilco ") is a county located on both the Edwards Plateau to the west, consisting of rocky terrain and hills, and Blackland Prairies in the east consisting of rich, fertile farming land.

The Eastern portion of Williamson County lies within the low-lying prairie areas east of the Balcones Escarpment ( the Escarpment is also known locally as the Balcones Fault ) although it is not an active fault.

These prairie lands essentially run from Williamson County all the way down to the Gulf Coast and have a rich heritage of being farmed by German, Polish and other settlers.

Interstate 35, the main artery of Williamson County, runs along the fault line dividing the two distinct regions.

Austin's city limits cross into Williamson County making Austin the largest city in Williamson County.

Most of the growth has been residential but also large employers, such as Dell's international headquarters, have changed Williamson County from just a bedroom community into a more vibrant community where its citizens can live and work in the same general vicinity.

Health care and Higher Education have both become major factors in the growth of Williamson County as well.

Another very significant factor has been the opening in of the North Loop 1 toll road and Texas State Highway 45 toll road which have made a major difference regarding the accessibility of Williamson County to and from Austin.

Much of Williamson County has been the site of human habitation for at least 11, 200 years.

Williamson County is drained in the center and south by the San Gabriel River, which is the only river in the county, and in the north by creeks that run into the Lampasas and Little rivers north of the county line.

* Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge The Baclones Refuge is located in the Texas Hill Country to the northwest of Austin, Texas including parts of western Williamson County.

One of the most significant growth factors of modern day Williamson County is the location of a new Sun City community in Georgetown.

There has been vocal opposition to the project at times, especially at the start during the zoning process, with arguments against the size of the community, its effect on Georgetown as a family-oriented town, concerns about the costs of providing city utilities, and concern about lowered city and Williamson County property taxes which are fixed for retirees under Texas law, and the disproportionate effect of City voting.

* Williamson County ( north )

Oldham County was formed in 1876 and organized in 1880, and named for Williamson Simpson Oldham, a Texas pioneer and Confederate Senator.

* 1845 – Ether anesthetic is used for childbirth for the first time by Dr. Crawford Williamson Long in Jefferson, Georgia.

Daniel Williamson is the name of:

Timothy Williamson has advanced a theory of knowledge according to which knowledge is not justified true belief plus some extra condition ( s ).

In his book Knowledge and its Limits, Williamson argues that the concept of knowledge cannot be analyzed into a set of other concepts — instead, it is sui generis.

Alec Rice Miller, better known as Sonny Boy Williamson II, is one of the important harmonicists of this era.

For example the same reel Rakish Paddy is notated in 2 / 2 time with an alla breve ( cut time ) Image: mensural proportion1. gif time signature in Miles Krassen, O ' Neill's Music of Ireland, New & Revisited, p. 158, ( 1976 ), whereas in 4 / 4 time in Robin Williamson, English, Welsh, Scottish & Irish Fiddle Tunes, p. 69, ( 1976 ), each measure in both cases spanning the same part of the melody.

The Student Village is a University-owned residential complex on Williamson Road Maribyrnong providing accommodation for 510 students on 12 hectares of parkland near Highpoint Shopping Centre.

Scripted by the Australian playwright David Williamson, it is regarded as classic Australian cinema.

The 1998 film The Faculty, directed by Robert Rodriguez from a Kevin Williamson screenplay, is about a fictional high school at which the faculty and staff become taken over by alien parasites.

" Despite " unlike coincidence and occasional melodrama " in the plotting, Williamson concluded that " the novel is a fine juvenile reflects hopes and fears we all have known.

EventZone is also charged with assisting in the creation of new festivals and activities in the Downtown Roanoke " event zone ," which is defined as all areas bound by Williamson Road, 6th Street, SW, the Roanoke Civic Center, and Rivers Edge Park.

Author Marianne Williamson is an ordained Unity minister, and served a Unity church in Detroit in the 1980s and 90s.

Bradman is immortalised in three popular songs from different eras, " Our Don Bradman " ( 1930s, by Jack O ' Hagan ), " Bradman " ( 1980s, by Paul Kelly ), and " Sir Don ", ( a tribute by John Williamson performed at Bradman's memorial service ).

Its county seat is Williamson.

The county is named for Robert McAlpin Williamson ( 1806 ?– 1859 ), a community leader and veteran of the Battle of San Jacinto.

Williamson County's fast growth rate is due in large part to its location immediately north of Austin coupled with Austin's rapid expansion northward.

* Williamson county is home to five endangered species.

This has transformed Williamson county over recent years into a dynamic self-sustaining community with less dependency on Austin.

The other three are invertebrate species found only in Williamson county and which live in the cave-like fissures on the west side of the county.

Williamson County is a county in the U. S. state of Tennessee.

The county is named after Hugh Williamson, a North Carolina politician who signed the U. S. Constitution.

" The county was named in honor of Dr. Hugh Williamson of North Carolina who was a colonel in the North Carolina militia and served three terms in the Continental Congress.

Most Williamson county residents are republicans, And most of them are also fairly wealthy, because Williamson is the 15th richest county in the U. S.

In 2006 it was the 11th wealthiest county in the country according to the U. S. Census Bureau, but the Council for Community and Economic Research ranked Williamson County as America's wealthiest county ( 1st ) when the local cost of living was factored into the equation with median household income.

The county was formed in 1807 from Williamson County and Indian lands.

The main population areas of the county include the city of Pikeville and surrounding suburbs and the unincorporated town of South Williamson which is located in the Northeast portion of the county.

The zip codes 41502 ( Pikeville ), 41503 ( South Williamson ), and 41527 ( Forest Hills ) are the wealthiest portions of the county.

South Williamson and Forest Hills are located on the Northeast side of the county.

Williamson is a rapidly growing county in the Metro Lakeland area and is located southeast of St. Louis, MO.