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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. | 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 | + | She was a daughter of [[James Williams]], [[president]] of the [[club]]. Allison's mother Margaret died when Allison was three. As a result, Allison lived with other relatives throughout her 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. | 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. | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 26 December 2021
(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. As a result, Allison lived with other relatives throughout her 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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