Allison Williams
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(August 12, 1928 – )
A Philadelphia fan, Allison Williams (later Phillips) was a member of PSFS and co-editor of its OO, Variant, in 1947. She attended Cinvention in 1949.
She was a daughter of James Williams, president of the club. Allison's mother Margaret died when Allison was three, giving birth to her younger sister Joan. As a result, Allison and Joan lived with other relatives throughout their childhood, living in Wisconsin and Florida as well as Pennsylvania
Like her father, Allison served as president of PSFS. She married Alexander Phillips, a pro who became a PSFS president, too. The family tradition of fannish involvement continued with Margaret Trebing, Allison and Alexander’s daughter, who also became a PSFS officer.
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