Carrington Williams

Background

Williams, Carrington was born on June 21, 1889 in Richmond, Virginia, United States. Son of Walter Armistead and Alice Marshall (Taylor) Williams.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, University of Virginia, 1910, Doctor of Medicine 1913.

Career

Instructor in anatomy, University of Virginia, 1912-1913. House surgeon Saint Luke’s Hospital, New York, 1913-1915, Saint Mary's Hospital, 1915. Attending surgical Stuart Circle Hospital and Hospital Division Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, from January 1, 1916.

Professor of clinical surgery, Medical College of Virginia.

Director of the Bank of Virginia, Williams & Reed, Incorporated., Stuart Circle Hospital Corporation.

Achievements

• Carrington Williams has been listed as a noteworthy surgeon. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member dean’s committee McGuire Victoria and Albert Hospital. Served as captain Medical Corps, United States Army, 1917-1919. Chairman Richmond Chapter, American Red.

Cross, 1943-1945.

Member Richmond Academy Medicine, Medical Society of Virginia (president 1955), American Medical Association (member House of Delegates 1939), Southern Society Clinical Surgeons, Southern Surgical Association (president 1955), American Surgical Association, Southern Medical Association, American Medical Association (house of delegates), Eastern Surgical Society, Society of the Cincinnati (Virginia) (vice president 1957-1958), English Speaking Union, Delta Psi, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Omega Alpha. Member Country.

Connections

Married Fanny Braxton Miller, November 25, 1916. Children: Carrington, Mason Miller, Armistead Marshall.

Father:

Walter Armistead Williams

Mother:

Alice Marshall (Taylor) Williams

Spouse:

Fanny Braxton Miller

child:

Mason Miller Williams

child:

Armistead Marshall Williams

child:

Carrington Williams