Author: Adebesin Folarin
Alternate names: Folarin, Josiah Fitzac; He was also previously known as Adebesin Folarin Williams as his father a Brazilian returnee (to Lagos) in 1864 and a Merchant Prince of the era was Z.A Williams of Itoko Abeokuta. His siblings' descendants still maintain the initial family name (Williams) and can be found in Lagos and Ibadan, Nigeria. Prominent among them are the late FRA Williams and his brother Akintola Williams now in his 90s. Wale Williams lived in Ibadan and was the owner of the prominent Western Laundry till he died in 2016.  He was also my Grandfather and I will like to make contact with Tokunbo Ibukun Folarin.
Born: circa 1879
Died: 04th October 1949
Bio: My name is Tokunbo Ibukun Folarin and Adebesin Folarin was my grandfather and the author of a number of books one of which I have in my possesion titled ' The Laws and Customs of EGBA-LAND Part 1' (Printed by ENA printing press 1939), from which I was fortunate enough to obtain this rare photograph of him.

Adebesin Folarin qualified as a Barrister-at-Law  in London, Lincoln’s Inn Middle Temple on 16th April 1913 recorded name Folarin, Josiah Fitzac. (Source: The Law List)

Adebesin Folarin was an Egba lawyer, and writer who was publisher of the short lived Egba National Harper and also wrote a few books on Egba history. In the 1930s, he was a judge at the Native Court of Appeal in Abeokuta, Nigeria. (Source: Nigerian WiKi)