William Frederick Harland McGraw II

William Frederick Harland McGraw II (also known as Quick Draw McGraw II) (can be known commonly as Wm. F. H. McGraw II) was the owner of the Great American Beltway (Interstate 524). He was also a Westerner and an East Texan living in Waco.

Early Life
William Frederick Harland McGraw II was born in Waco, Texas in March 5th, 1886. There, he spent the life as a natural farmer. Over the years, he had worked hard to build his technical life by setting up long beltways that run from Los Angeles, California to Miami, Florida.

When he was 58, William H. McGraw II decided to name this beltway: Quick Draw McGraw Great American Beltway.

William McGraw's death
He died in a car accident and suffered from cancer and asthma in August 26th, 1967. William McGraw was 71 years of age.

He was then buried in the Little Rock Cemetery in Little Rock, Arkansas.