Anton Robert Williams Holding Company is the entity overseeing (est) $300 million in assets including companies owned by the Anton R Williams Trust

The Anton Robert Williams Holding Company functions as the oversight entity of the est. $300 million - $700 million Anton R Williams Trust. It manages various companies included but not limited to Anrow Energy Industries of Ohio, Anrow Energy Industries of Louisiana and the Anton R Williams Corporation of Mississippi. Each of the entities conduct operations in real estate, oil and gas, derivatives trading and timber enterprising lumber production. The Williams family enterprises began with David...

The Anton Robert Williams Holding Company functions as the oversight entity of the est. $300 million - $700 million Anton R Williams Trust. It manages various companies included but not limited to Anrow Energy Industries of Ohio, Anrow Energy Industries of Louisiana and the Anton R Williams Corporation of Mississippi. Each of the entities conduct operations in real estate, oil and gas, derivatives trading and timber enterprising lumber production. The Williams family enterprises began with David Williams of Natchez MS and Baton Rouge LA in the 1760s who accumulated 11,000 acres for his real estate, timber, tobacco, cotton and corn businesses. Succeeding generations of Williams added to the business enterprises; expanding to 1 million acres; most notably a grandson named David P Williams in 1840s-1880s and great grandson Archie P Williams in the late 1800s/early 1900s. Anton R Williams of the 9th generation of Williams makes business, government and civic contributions through Anton Robert Williams Holdings and Anton R Williams Foundation through his strategic locations of Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids MI. A Tampa FL location is open as homage to the initial forebear David Williams receiving property in Pensacola Florida in the 1760s which help to establish the family heritage. The prior generations of the Williams since the 1700s also have court records of their estates being similarly worth $300 million - $700 million in today’s currency.