the Genesee River to a new space in Pittsford (in a land swap with the University of Rochester). The land had been farmed-out when the swap occurred, and while Williams didn't design the courses, he did extensive research into trees and which ones would thrive best in the local climate; many, if not most, of the majestic oaks that today make Oak Hill's courses so challenging and scenic were grown from seedlings in Williams' back yard. Williams had two sons by his wife Ethel. References 1874 births 1965 deaths American diabetologists American medical researchers University of Michigan Medical School alumni Physicians from Rochester, New York American healthcare managers Scientists from New York (state)