After resigning his wife took his seat. In he was elected to the Atlanta City Council and served there for five years. On November 16th, , Hosea Williams lost his battle to cancer. His life is remembered and lives on through his five biological and four adopted children. Skip to content Reverend Hosea Williams. Do you find this information helpful? View all country worksheets.
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View all Money Worksheets. He finished his high school education at the age of 23 and earned a bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Morris Brown College and a Master's degree from Atlanta University. Before joining the movement full time, Williams was the first African-American research chemist hired by the federal government in the Deep South. Williams and his wife Juanita Terry Williams raised five children. Williams, also an activist and former state representative, died in August While being taking to hospital the ambulance was also hit and once again he was the only survivor.
Williams remained in hospital for 13 months and was permanently disabled and had to walk for the rest of his life with a stick. Soon after leaving hospital Williams was badly beaten by a group of whites after drinking from the only water fountain in a segregated bus station.
He was so badly injured that doctors at the veterans hospital where he was taken predicted he would die. Before the war Williams received only a brief formal education but the GI Bill of Rights allowed him to return to high school in
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