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Submitted to: The Maw Family ()
Author: Charles K S Harker, London, London, England
Elizabeth Farr (B 1860 Hull, England) is my Great Grand Mother.
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Husband (M) ID:
Henry Harker (Deceased)
Father: Joseph Harker (Deceased)
Mother: Maria Caley (Deceased)
Born: 29 Mar 1869, 9 Barmston Street, Hull, England
Died: 1946, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
Buried: Bridlington Cemetry
Wife (F) ID: I27584
Elizabeth Farr (Deceased)
Father: Edward Maw Farr (Deceased)
Mother: Eliza Barrick (Deceased)
Born: 17 Jan 1869, 125 High Street, Hull, , Yorkshire, England
Died: 3 Jun 1946, Bridlington, Yorkshire, England
Buried: Bridlington Cemetry
Married: 19 Feb 1891, Parish Church at Newington, Hull, Yorkshire
CHILDREN
1. Lawrence Henry Harker (M) (Deceased)
Born: 1891, Sculcoates, Hull
Died: 1950, Bournmouth, Dorset
2. Seymour Caley Harker (M) (Deceased)
Born: 4 Apr 1893, Sculcoates, Hull
Died: 25 Jan 1973, Fareham, Hants
3. Kenneth Farr Harker (M) (Deceased)
Born: 11 Jan 1896, Hull, Yks
Died: 1970, Cranbrook, Kent
4. Theodore Oliver Harker (M) (Deceased)
Born: 12 Oct 1900, Bridlington, Yks
Died: 1990, Flambro' Head, Yks
NOTES
Henry Harker JP was an alderman and mayor of Bridlington. Henry and
Elizabeth laid the foundation stone
of Bridlington Town Hall (inscription). Henry and Eliz received the
Freedom of Bridlington for their services.
Lawrence Harker served with the 12th Seige Battery during WW1.
Seymour Harker served with the RFC (Western Front) during WW1. Served
as Wing Commander in WW2 at
the War Ministry.
Kenneth Farr Harker was awarded a CBE in 1946 for his WW2 wartime
services. Served in WW1 at Salonika - 2nd Lt, 2nd Northumbrian
Brigade, RFA.
Theodore Harker was a Squadron Leader RAFVR in WW2 (Non-Operational).
Apparently he flew the first the first seaplane into Bridlington bay.
CREDIT
Charles Harker, Born 1952, (Lives in London, England )
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