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WILLIAM BRADFORD SOLD PHOTOGRAPHY GEAR; AT 63
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William Waterman Bradford of Quincy, founder of a sales
business there dealing in cameras and other photographic equipment,
died of cancer yesterday in New England Deaconess Hospital in
Boston. He was 63.
Born in Milton, Mr. Bradford graduated from Milton High School
in 1943 and from Boston University in 1948.
He served as a corporal on a gun crew in the 359th Field
Artillery Battalion of the Army's 95th Infantry Division in Europe
in World War II.
Mr. Bradford was an amateur photographer whose work was
exhibited at the Brockton Art ...
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