Williams married American Edward Burton Hughes. In 1967, Governor Nelson Rockefeller appointed Edward Burton Hughes as Executive Deputy Commissioner of New York State Department of Transportation. In 1970, Edward Burton Hughes founded the E. Burton Hughes Achievement Award given annually to an outstanding Department employee of the New York State Department of Transportation. On 9 December 2021, Aeneas Francon Williams was remembered in Ireland at the Praying in Advent (during the four-week period leading up to Christmas). Prayers were offered by the Irish Anglican priest Revd. Canon Patrick Comerford. The occasion marked the 50-year anniversary of Williams's death. Awards The Kaisar-i-Hind Medal, public award, was awarded to Clara Anne Williams (Mrs. Francon Williams), in 1946 by the Viceroy of India Louis Mountbatten for her distinguished service in the advancement of the interests of the British Raj. Published works Kalidasa and Shakespeare by A. Francon Williams, Poetry Review, 1943: In response to Unpublished works Tasmanian Apples by A. Francon Williams, 1960, with a preface by Tasmania's Agent General in London Hon. A.J. White. (In 1961, Williams submitted the manuscript to the publishing house Macmillan and Co., St. Martin's Street, London WC2.) Kiwiland by A. Francon Williams, 1961, with a preface by Sir Compton Mackenzie. (In 1961, Williams submitted the manuscript to the publishing house Macmillan and Co., St. Martin's Street, London WC2). The work includes an extract from The Road to the Isles, (the famous Scottish traditional song), which Sir Compton Mackenzie helped Aeneas get permission to use within the book. Archives The University of Texas, Austin - Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center – Compton Mackenzie archive: index Compton Mackenzie: An Inventory of his Papers at the Harry. Incl. correspondence from Aeneas Francon Williams: ref. Williams, Aeneas Francon, 1886 - 154.5. See also List of University of Edinburgh people Find A Grave clara-anne-williams Find A Grave aeneas-francon-williams The Royal Geographical Society, London, holds various photographs by the photographer John Noel of the 1922 British Mount Everest expedition Ogilvie, The Very Rev. J. N., An Indian Pilgrimage: Travel notes on a visit to the Indian Fields of the Church of Scotland publ. William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh, 1922 – St Andrew's Colonial Homes, Chapter XIX, page 133-142 – The pilgrimage to India took place between September 1921–March 1922. 1922 photograph of St Andrew's Colonial Homes, Kalimpong References Further reading Included in one letter is Aeneas's first-hand account of the National Strike uprising