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William S. Stephenson

 

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William S. Stephenson was born on January 11, 1896, near Winnipeg, Canada. Stephenson became a millionaire industrialist in England after the first World War. Stephenson was known as a British Intelligence agent during World War II. Stephenson was awarded the "Medal of Merit" by President Harry S. Truman. A story in the newspaper "The Royal Gazette" dated September 8, 1964, detailed the retirement of Stephenson and the fact that he and his wife had retired to Bermuda.