Did Hugh Williamson agree with The Bill of Rights?

Hugh Williamson, a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, expressed reservations about the necessity of a Bill of Rights. He believed that the Constitution already contained sufficient protections against governmental abuse of power. However, he later supported the inclusion of a Bill of Rights to help ensure ratification of the Constitution and address concerns from the public about individual liberties. Ultimately, he recognized its importance in safeguarding citizens' rights.