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Wendy W. Williams Wendy W. Williams March 20, 2006; December 19, 2008; December 15, 2010 Recommended Transcript of Interview with Wendy W. Williams (Mar. 20, 2006; Dec. 19, Citation 2008; Dec. 15, 2010), https://abawtp.law.stanford.edu/exhibits/show/wendy-w-williams. Attribution The American Bar Association is the copyright owner or licensee for this collection. Citations, quotations, and use of materials in this collection made under fair use must acknowledge their source as the American Bar Association. Terms of Use This oral history is part of the American Bar Association Women Trailblazers in the Law Project, a project initiated by the ABA Commission on Women in the Profession and sponsored by the ABA Senior Lawyers Division. This is a collaborative research project between the American Bar Association and the American Bar Foundation. Reprinted with permission from the American Bar Association. All rights reserved. Contact Please contact the Robert Crown Law Library at Information [email protected] with questions about the ABA Women Trailblazers Project. Questions regarding copyright use and permissions should be directed to the American Bar Association Office of General Counsel, 321 N Clark St., Chicago, IL 60654-7598; 312-988-5214. ABA Senior Lawyers Division Women Trailblazers in the Law ORAL HISTORY of WENDY WEBSTER WILLIAMS Interviewer: Jennifer Lyman Dates of Interviews: March 20, 2006 December 19, 2008 December 15, 2010 Women Trailblazers Project Oral History of Wendy Webster Williams Interviewer -- Jennifer Lyman Interview 1: March 20, 2006 . 1 Interview 2: December 19, 2008 ..... 38 Interview 3: December 15, 2010 .... 91 Tape #1. JL: Today is March 20, 2006, and I am Jennifer Lyman. I am interviewing Professor Wendy Webster Williams for the Women Trailblazers in the Law project, and this is my maiden voyage as an interviewer, so we will see what happens. Now it's all formal. Well, the one thing they do advise is starting at the beginning, so if that doesn't bother you that's where I would choose to start - and I can't wait. WWW: Does that mean the very beginning? JL: Well, the beginning as you know it. WWW: The beginning as I recall it. JL: Yes. WWW: Or have been told about it. Like when, the day I was born , , , JL: Well, sure. WWW: Are we going that far back? JL: Whatever, whatever ... [Laughing.] WWW: Okay, okay, we will just do the basics. JL: Whatever sets the stage. WWW: Well, let's see. I was born in the San Francisco bay area on September 5, 1944, and my first memories were of being in a boys' camp, because my father ran a boys' camp up in the Sierra Nevada mountains. JL: Did you live in San Francisco? WWW: We actually lived in the east Bay, for a year, and then my father took up camping. JL: Where in the East Bay? WWW: Concord. JL: Which must have been a tiny town. Page 3 of 119 WWW: We filled up the whole place! [Laughing.] No, actually, since I was the oldest that wasn't the case. We moved from there before the next-oldest was school age. JL: What's the gap, gender breakdown, among the siblings? WWW: I have three brothers and three sisters. JL: Wow, did they luck out! WWW: So, my next two siblings were brothers and they were born while my father was still running the camp at Bald Rock. Then, after living in a town called Greenville for a some months, we moved to Quincy, not much bigger than Greenville, but bigger enough to have several bars and several service stations. It's the county seat of Plumas County. My father continued his camp near Quincy, in Meadow Valley, so in the summers I was with boys. I was always with boys, and my two next siblings were boys, so I'm a tomboy, big time. JL: And did your parents . how did they treat you as a girl in that ... ? WWW: Honestly, when I was really young, I don't remember that they ever asked me to wear a dress (maybe for Sunday school, but I don't remember). My mother always said I should look clean and neat, and didn't get much beyond that. I guess she had her hands full with my siblings, so I kind of got to chart my own course a little bit, which was wonderful. But, in our household, my father sat at the head of the table. When I got old enough, I had to iron my brothers' clothes, and so, in that sense, it was pretty traditional. And my father old a lot of jokes about women drivers and stuff. All the standard '50s stuff, you know. So, anyway, I was only in that one room school for a little while, and then I was JL: When you moved to the big town. WWW: I went to Quincy Elementary School, which was much bigger, and more siblings arrived. JL: Did you get any sense of what your mother's feelings about that were? WWW: I just remember her as being tireless, always taking care of everybody, and as I grew older, I thought she never payed enough attention to taking care ofherself. She was classic in that sense. She - I don't know quite how she did it - but she made each of us feel special and that was quite an Page 5 of 119 was logging, but the trees were running out, so one by one the mills closed. The town actually started with a gold rush in that area. JL: At the same time as the other California gold rush or later? WWW: In that same time period, but the gold gave out pretty quickly JL: Before the trees. WWW: Although, when I was growing up there, sometimes people would go gold panning in the Feather River and come up with a trace of gold. Anyway, after the gold rush, people stayed on and the trees went much later. So now I don't know what they do up there to stay alive. I have a brother who still lives there. He lives a good life. JL: What does he do? WWW: He's an engineer, a civil engineer, so he builds bridges and stuff. JL: Shades of Wallace Stegner.I WWW: Right. I love it. JL: So what were your relationships like with the siblings. WWW: I loved my brothers, although growing up I was closest to the brother born next after me, Jim, and the next born after him, my second brother. But my second brother, Tim, claims that Jim and I used gang up on him. I personally don't recall that, but I take his word for it. After Tim, a sister was born, another sister and another sister. And then, when I was in college, my last sibling, my youngest brother, was born. But they all were more like another generation. So we never had any money, but it was a great life. We were outdoors all the time and hiking around, swimming in the creeks. My father at one point built us a house. JL: How old were you then? WWW: I must have been in fifth or sixth grade, sixth grade maybe. 1 Wally Stegner was 20th Century American writer, known for writing about the West, whose Pulitzer prize winning novel Angle of Repose (1972) encompassed characters who were geologists or civil engineers. Page 7 of 119 WWW: He ran a print shop. He would do printing for people. My mother worked with him. JL: Tell me more about the siblings. Did you end up spending most of your time with your siblings or did you have more of a friend group outside the family. WWW: When we moved to Quincy, I was near other kids who were my own age, but where we lived before, the place he was building the house, there were very few families around and nobody my own age - well, with one exception, a long walk away, but that was it. And this other girl and I actually, you know, we'd exercise the horses for the local dude ranch in the winter and that was great, because we got to ride the horses. They never gave us any saddles, only bridles. So, once I fell off and broke my tail bone, but other than that it was great. JL: How old were you then? WWW: It seems like I was probably in seventh grade. The tailbone hurt for years but it doesn't hurt any more. JL: That's great. Did they want you to get right back on and ride? WWW: I did get right back on and ride, because I was too far from home, and I had to get the horse back. The horse just - something moved in the bushes and she shied and I just couldn't help ... JL: You just kept going in the same direction. WWW: Yeah. I remember bears. You know once I was out riding and there was a bear family, a mother and two cubs, ambling down the old logging road we were riding on. The horses were not happy! They didn't want to turn their backs on this mother bear, but she batted her cubs into the bushes and as she bore down on us the horses finally turned and just tore back down the logging road. The bears would also come down to the camp and they'd try and get food. They would come after the garbage cans. The bears were great. That was one of my favorite things, the bears.
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