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| − | '''William Cameron''' was the youngest child of [[First Lord of the Star League]] [[Michael Cameron II]].<ref name=SL>''The Star League'', | + | '''William Cameron''' was the youngest child of [[First Lord of the Star League]] [[Michael Cameron II]].<ref name=SL>''The Star League'', pp. 60–62</ref> |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | William Cameron was ten years younger than his brother [[Jonathan Cameron]], and seven years younger than his sister [[Jocasta Cameron]]. He was considered to be a dark child, as while he was as attractive as his siblings, a cloud | + | William Cameron was ten years younger than his brother [[Jonathan Cameron]], and seven years younger than his sister [[Jocasta Cameron]]. He was considered to be a dark child, as while he was as attractive as his siblings, a metaphorical cloud seemed to hang over him from birth when he required respirators to assist his breathing. |
| − | William died relatively young, from drug related causes.<ref name=SL></ref> | + | William died relatively young, from drug-related causes.<ref name=SL></ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:42, 24 December 2022
William Cameron | |
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| Personal | |
| Born | 2670 |
| Affiliation | House Cameron |
| Family | |
| Parents | Michael Cameron II (father) Katarina Mann (mother) |
| Siblings | Jonathan Cameron Jocasta Cameron |
William Cameron was the youngest child of First Lord of the Star League Michael Cameron II.[1]
History[edit]
William Cameron was ten years younger than his brother Jonathan Cameron, and seven years younger than his sister Jocasta Cameron. He was considered to be a dark child, as while he was as attractive as his siblings, a metaphorical cloud seemed to hang over him from birth when he required respirators to assist his breathing.
William died relatively young, from drug-related causes.[1]