Philip’s Series of Map-Drawing Books, No. 2 England and Wales (with instructions) and No. 22 Australia (with instructions) by J. Francon Williams, publ. Geo. Philip & Son (1882) (review): Journal: Manchester Geographical Society, The Practical Teacher, May 1882, Vol II, No. 3, p.156:https://archive.org/details/practicalteache03hughgoog/page/n151?q=J.+Francon+Williams
Report of the Commissioners, publ. Warwick Bros. & Rutter, Toronto, 1898, page 19 – Copy of the letter from John Francon Williams to Hon. George William Ross and a reply acknowledging receipt from Ross's secretary, Alex Marling J. Francon Williams' letter
The Seaman’s Medical Guide, by Archibald Finlay, 1891, page 217, publ. George Philip & Son – Philips’ Series of Map-Drawing Books with Instructions by J. Francon Williams, 1891: https://archive.org/details/b20405650?q=Francon+williams
The Seaman’s Medical Guide, by Archibald Finlay, 1891, page 217, publ. George Philip & Son – Philips’ Grammar School Atlases No. 1, No. 2 & No. 3, edited by J. Francon Williams, 1891: https://archive.org/details/b20405650?q=Francon+williams
Philip’s Series of Map-Drawing Books by J. Francon Williams; No. 2 England and Wales (with instructions) and No. 22 Australia (with instructions) by J. Francon Williams, publ. Geo. Philip & Son (1882) (review): Journal: Manchester Geographical Society, The Practical Teacher, May 1882, Vol II, No. 3, p.156: https://archive.org/details/practicalteache03hughgoog/page/n151?q=J.+Francon+Williams
Journal of the Manchester Geographical Society, Vol. XXVI, publ. Sherratt & Hughes, page 139 – Africa: The Geography of Africa (list of books)The Geography of Africa
Stories Illustrated, a monthly magazine founded and edited by J. Francon Williams, London 1887/88 British Library archive, System number 002854273, General Reference Collection P.P.6018.fea. Vol. I, no. 1-7:Stories Illustrated
A Class-Book of Modern Geography by J. Francon Williams, 1887 – British Library images of the book: [14].
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FluTrackers: Flu Pandemic 1891 (retrieved 17 February 2018: 'The earliest signs of an epidemic revival on a large scale occurred in March 1891, in the United States and the north of England. In England it began in the Yorkshire towns, particularly in Hull, and also independently in South Wales. In London influenza became epidemic for the second time about the end of April, and soon afterwards was widely distributed in England and Wales. The large towns in the north, together with London and Wales, suffered much more heavily in mortality than in the previous attack. In 1891 it was very sudden and extremely severe, the death-rate rising to 73.4 during the month of April, and subsiding with equal rapidity. During the third quarter of the year, while Europe was free, the antipodes had their second attack, which was more severe than the first.' https://flutrackers.com/forum/forum/welcome-to-the-scientific-library/pandemics-in-literature/21032-flu-pandemic-1889-1890
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Private John B. Williams (number 31107), Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment) 12th Battalion, enlisted in Edinburgh, records held at [5]
Seven-page document dated April 4, 1968, handwritten by Aeneas Williams for his grandson Iain Cameron outlining the Williams family ancestry, page 3 'George Stanley, musician of outstanding merit'
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John Balmain Williams remembered (retrieved 18 September 2017): [7]Archived 29 September 2017 at the Wayback Machine.
Compendium of Modern Geography by William Hughes and John Francon Williams, 1893, Publ. George Philip & Son, London & Liverpool: Housed within the Reynolds Library and Reynolds Family records, Rochester Public Library, Rochester, New York: Catalogue reference, Geography, Travels, general Geography ref. 18, page 139: http://www.libraryweb.org/~digitized/books/Reynolds_Reference_Catalog_1898.pdf
BT51/4/5500 – Class 3: wood, bone, ivory etc. Registered design No 5500: registered by John Francon Williams, editor, of 57 Bonsall Road, West Derby, near Liverpool, Lancashire, 21 April 1884. BT51/4/5499 – Class 3: wood, bone, ivory etc. Registered design No 5500: registered by John Francon Williams, editor, of 57 Bonsall Road, West Derby, near Liverpool, Lancashire, 21 April 1884. Both patents are held at the National Archives, Kew. http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C10163188 and :http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C10163189
The Colonies and India (London), Saturday 28 February 1891, p. 23 – Philip's Handy-Volume Atlas of the British Empire (review) (retrieved 18 September 2017):
[16].
Quote taken from Geography of the Oceans by John Francon Williams, publ. George Philip & Son (1881), XI – Action of the Sea on the Earth's Crust (Paragraph 149) pp. 109–10 [3]. Quoted in The Scotsman, 17 October 2017, p. 34 – Sea the Danger (retrieved 4 November 2017)
The Scotsman, 17 October 2017, pages 35&35–Sea the Danger–Iain Cameron Williams, in highlighting the potential dangers plastic nurdles impose upon marine and human biology, makes reference to the book Geography of the Oceans written by his great-grandfather (retrieved 17 October 2017: [10].
Quote taken from "Realistic Geography (some remarks and suggestions on the teaching of elementary geography) part II, by John Francon Williams, publ. February 1891 in "Child Life" journal p. 30. [4]. (Retrieved 12 October 2018)
Philip's Handy-Volume Atlas of the World (with complete index and statistical notes) by J Francon Williams, published 1887: The Royal Collection Trust (RCIN – 1072789) (retrieved 22 August 2017): [17].
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The Scottish National War Memorial, Hall of Honour, located in Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh. Royal Scots Memorial and Roll of Honour – John B. Williams, 12th Battalion, killed in action on 25 April 1918: [8].
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Scottish Geographical Magazine: Volume 8, 1892, issue 6, New Books: The Advanced Class‐book of Modern Geography, Physical – Political – Commercial by William Hughes, F.R.G.S., and J. Francon Williams, F.R.G.S. London: George Philip and Son, 1892. Pp. 818. Price 6s. (retrieved 18 September 2017):[19].
Scottish Geographical Magazine: Volume 8, 1892, issue 12, New Books: Philip's Geographical Manuals. The Geography of Australia and Polynesia, by J. Francon Williams, London: George Philip and Son, 1892 (retrieved 18 September 2017).[20].
Scottish Geographical Magazine: Volume 9, 1893, issue 10, New Books: An Introduction to the Study of Geography by William Hughes, FRGS, and J. Francon Williams, FRGS London: George Philip and Son, 1893. Pp. 100. Price 1s., (retrieved 18 September 2017): [21].
Scottish Geographical Magazine: Volume 11, 1895, issue 11: New Books: The Geography of the British Isles, Physical, Political, Commercial by William Hughes, and J. Francon Williams, London: George Philip and Son, N. D. Pp. 119–224. Price 1s. 6d. (retrieved 18 September 2017): [24].
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Philip's Handy Volume Atlas of Australasia by J. Francon Williams:
[18].
Philips Graphic School Atlas, (a series of 110 Maps and Diagrams) by J. Francon Williams FRGS. Published by George Philip & Son, 32 Fleet Street, London, 1895: [22]
