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William Stuart Lawrence
William Stuart Lawrence
William Stuart Lawrence

William Stuart Lawrence

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1888 - 1975
About MeBorn in 1888, william Stuart Lawrence left school in 1902 (aged 13) and worked in the granite industry like his father before him. He wanted to get married, so went to Boston and worked in the USA for about 4 years from 1910, returning in 1914 and marrying. He served with the Signals in France from 1915 until the end of the war and returned home to Bedford Place. He worked with various yards (Charles MacDonald's, Fyfe's, McKay's and AA Brown as a carver of high ability. He contracted silicosis and was advised to leave the industry but was still in demand and was offered a job as foreman at AA Brown where he worked from about 1915 to 1935. He retired in 1953 and died in 1975, aged 87.

Works attributed to Lawrence are detailed in the file.
J & J Ingram
Aberdeen, Scotland
Edmond Merson
Strichen, Scotland, 1890 - 1979
Broadford Works Aberdeen, 1842-1864
Broadford Works, 1808 - 2002
J. Gordon Brown
Edinburgh, Scotland, 1956 - 2016
King Faisal I of Iraq
Mecca, Saudi Arabia, 1885 - 1933
William McKay and Sons Limited
City Granite Works, 1906 - 1983
Rock Drill Arrangement
Aberdeen, Scotland, founded 1866
Andrew Horner
Kincardine, Scotland, 1864 - 1959
J. Lizars Film Wallet
Engineer, 1899-1927
Two Silver Communion Beakers from St Clement's Church made by George Booth and Sons
Aberdeen, Scotland, active 1815 - 1850
George Davidson
Aberdeen, Scotland, active 1872 - 1910
Charles Mcdonald Limited
Froghall Granite Works, founded 1877
Victor Cook
Engineer, 1897-1990
Mary Garden
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1874 - 1967
R D Lawrence
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1892 - 1968
Christina Lovie Burnett
Buchanhaven, Peterhead, Scotland, born 1874
Lowell Thomas
Woodington, Ohio, USA, 1892 - 1981
William Duthie
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1860 - 1941
Thomas Edward Lawrence
Tremadog, Wales, 1888 - 1935
Eddie Curtis
Seaham, County Durham, born 1953
Lieutenant W B Meff
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1890 - 1916
Jimmy Allan
Morayshire, Scotland, 1912 - 1971