Jt tom west biography of williams

  • Tom West.
  • Remembering Nigerian actor J.T. Tom West on his death today (born July 9, 1965).
  • Former British Museum curator with interests in early medieval warfare, landscape, identity and religion.
  • Thomas J T Williams

    Landscapes of Ritual Warfare in Early Medieval Britain (poster; 2010)

    WODEN’S BARROW: NOTES ON A PRELIMINARY CASE STUDY Woden’s Barrow (NGR SU 113 634) is the first... more WODEN’S BARROW: NOTES ON A PRELIMINARY CASE STUDY

    Woden’s Barrow (NGR SU 113 634) is the first documented battle-site to be considered in the course of this project. The following observations outline some initial findings relating to the site and its associated archaeology, topography and landscape features which are suggestive of links between landscape, ritual and warfare.

    Woden’s barrow (OE Wodnesbeorg) is a neolithic long-barrow on the Ridgeway [fig 2, A]. It is named as the location of two separate battles in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, Winchester Manuscript, 20 and 42, in Swanton.):

    592: Here there was great slaughter at Woden’s Barrow.

    715: Here Ine and Ceolred fought at Woden’s Barrow.

    The reliability of the first entry is questionable, the second much le

  • jt tom west biography of williams
  • Hank Williams Jr.

    American singer-songwriter and musician (born 1949)

    Hank Williams Jr.

    Williams in 2008

    Birth nameRandall Hank Williams
    Born (1949-05-26) May 26, 1949 (age 75)
    Shreveport, Louisiana, U.S.
    Genres
    Occupations
    • Singer-songwriter
    • musician
    Instruments
    • Vocals
    • guitar
    • banjo
    • piano
    • keyboards
    • harmonica
    • fiddle
    • drums
    Years active1963–present
    Labels
    Spouse

    Gwen Yeargin

    (m. 1971; div. 1977)​

    Becky White

    (m. 1977; div. 1983)​

    Mary Jane Thomas

    (m. 1990; died 2022)​

    Brandi Williams

    (m. 2023)​
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    Websitehankjr.com
    Children5, including Hank Williams III and Holly Williams

    Musical artist

    Randall Hank Williams (born May 26, 1949), known professionally as Hank Williams Jr. or Boceph

    Thomas C. Williams, Sr.

    Thomas C. Williams, Sr., a late-19th-century Richmond College trustee and donor, amassed considerable wealth through tobacco manufacturing enterprises of “world-wide reputation,” becoming “one of the two or three most wealthy men in Richmond.”1 As a Richmond College trustee, Williams provided funds at crucial times and exhibited a strong interest in the lag program. He began his career in the 1850s as a clerk in the tobacco business of Richmond College founding Trustee James Thomas, Jr. (1806-1886); established the tobacco firm Patterson & Williams & Company with Richard A. Patterson (1826-1912), who also later became a Richmond College trustee; and operated Thomas C. Williams & Company, another tobacco business, originally in partnership with James Thomas, Jr. This page provides a summary of Williams’s life and work, as well as his relationship to Richmond College.

    During Williams’s career, Richmond was one of the largest slave-tra