William Henry Norman
(Walraven)
Walraven
Born in Glasgow
Ancestors 
Brother of
Colin Colin (Campbell) Walraven and Kate Angus (Campbell) Mclelland
Husband of
Rosina Cartiaux
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Father of
William Henry Norman Walraven, Angus Campbell Walraven, Rose sylvia Walraven and William Henry Norman Walraven
Died
at age 67
in Glasgow
Profile last modified
| Created 2 Feb 2018
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Biography
William Henry Norman was born in 1892. He passed away in 1960. [1]
Sources
- ↑ Personal recollection of events witnessed by Jack Green as remembered 2 Feb 2018.
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He worked as a shipyard stager in the Glasgow shipyards with his brother Colin.
(Colin worked the rigging cranes above the staging support 'wood' built by William)
He owned property in thistle street (132/134) and retired as a post sorting clerk. William was Gaelic and the author of the letter send to bernardos. 'The boys love pudding'. This put simply was due to severe ill health. And continued failed support from the Green Family.
Whom offered no support or contact for either of the boys when David Green (1925) left.