Max Williams

Old Boys

- Max Williams

Max Williams

Max was born in the village of Steventon and was a long serving member of the Side until he moved to Cornwall in 1988; he was also a member of Mr Hemmings' Morris Men. He joined Carn Brae and continued to dance with us whenever he could. His Cornish tours were memorable. He was an excellent singer and many of his songs are still sung by the Side. He was responsible for reintroducing the Mummers Play back to the area after its rediscovery in Steveton.

Max, and his son Steve, currently dance with Blue Anchor Morris Men based in the Blue Anchor pub in Helston. They dance mainly stick dances with the odd handkerchief jig. Traditions are Adderbury, Litchfield, Headington, Upton, a few Border.

A Steve Agnew Wayne Allen John Andrew Tony Archer Clifford Ashwin	B Phil Bowden Tom Bower Adam Brown	C Ian Castle Terry Chivers Brian Cooper Simon Cooper Steve Cox
D Ryan Davies	E Brian `Dickie' Evans	G Alan Glashier Bill Gregory
H Kevin Harris Reg Hart Steve Hart Ian Hermon Robin Hine David Horwood Derek Hunt	K Crawford Kingsnorth Andy Kurtzfeld Darren Kurtzfeld Nathan Kurtzfeld	L Jim Lyne
M Joe Marns James Mathews John May Michael McArdle	N Geoff Neil	O Brian O'Rourke Jason O'Rourke Simon O'Rourke
P Tony Paddock Colin Pearce Graham Pearce Vic Puddick	R Dave Roberts Tony Roberts	S Pete Salmon Simon Saunders Paul Saveal Tim Sheldon Paul Smith Dave Spray Ray Springthorpe Glyn Stanton Trevor Stephens
T Mike Trought Nick Tyndall	W Leslie Wade Mark Wade Robert Ward John Warren Charles Whitlock Brian Wickham Tony Wickham Max Williams Arthur Wright