In late 1927, Aeneas and Clara returned to India, and were stationed at Mahakalguri, Eastern Dooars (Duars).
Here Aeneas took on the role of missionary Pastor.
Their two children Alfred and Beatrice, remained in Edinburgh to continue their studies at George Watson's College.
The Church of Scotland ran a children’s home in the little country village of Duddingston, near Edinburgh, which was founded specifically for children of foreign missionaries, whose parents were unable to take their children abroad with them.
The home was called Home House and run by Miss Paterson (a Deaconess of the Church of Scotland) and her sister Minnie.
The two sisters were referred to as ‘Aunty’ by the children.
The house in Old Church Lane had a large rear garden and was close enough to Edinburgh for the children to attend school there, yet surrounded by the bracing fresh air of the open countryside.
It was at Home House that Alfred and Beatrice boarded during part of their education at George Watson’s College.

In 1928, Aeneas Francon Williams was licensed by the Presbytery of Eastern Himalaya.
In November of that same year he took his holy orders and was ordained by the Presbytery at Siliguri in North Bengal.
The Presbytery of Edinburgh admitted Williams to the Church of Scotland on 28 May 1932.
In late 1927, Aeneas and Clara returned to India, and were stationed at Mahakalguri, Eastern Dooars (Duars). Here Aeneas took on the role of missionary Pastor. Their two children Alfred and Beatrice, remained in Edinburgh to continue their studies at George Watson's College. The Church of Scotland ran a children’s home in the little country village of Duddingston, near Edinburgh, which was founded specifically for children of foreign missionaries, whose parents were unable to take their children abroad with them. The home was called Home House and run by Miss Paterson (a Deaconess of the Church of Scotland) and her sister Minnie. The two sisters were referred to as ‘Aunty’ by the children. The house in Old Church Lane had a large rear garden and was close enough to Edinburgh for the children to attend school there, yet surrounded by the bracing fresh air of the open countryside. It was at Home House that Alfred and Beatrice boarded during part of their education at George Watson’s College. 
In 1928, Aeneas Francon Williams was licensed by the Presbytery of Eastern Himalaya. In November of that same year he took his holy orders and was ordained by the Presbytery at Siliguri in North Bengal. The Presbytery of Edinburgh admitted Williams to the Church of Scotland on 28 May 1932.
Aeneas Francon Williams