Summary
Norman Gallagher was named as the Port Huron contact for a February 1974 classified offer of 100 Beaver Island Boat Company shares.
Evidence and limits
The February notice does not establish whether Gallagher owned the shares, represented another seller, or completed a transaction. Its name is compatible with the Norman Gallagher named as Mary Elizabeth Gallagher’s son in a 1971 obituary, but no civil or corporate bridge is held.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, February 1974, classified advertising, “For Sale.”Gives Norman Gallagher’s Port Huron address as the contact for 100 shares in the Beaver Island Boat Company offered at the going price. A March 1971 obituary also names a Norman Gallagher as Mary Elizabeth Gallagher’s son; the notices are compatible but do not establish a complete civil identity or share ownership.