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Harry was born about 1884 in Leicester, Leicestershire the son of James Hebb (1860 - 1940) and Amy (Briers) Hebb (1862 - ).[1]
1901 Census on the 31st March 1901 Harry a carpenter's apprentice, was living at 5 Heigh Street, Hastings, Sussex with his parents James and Amy, and his sisters Winifred, Dorothy and Florence.[2]
Harry a carpenter and joiner, married Alice Annie Sharpe (1875 - 1911) on the 30th July 1904 at St Barnabas' Church, Islington, Middlesex. They were living at 42 Citizen Road, Islington. Alice's father Henry was a bootmaker, and Harry's father was James Hebb. The witnesses were Henry G. Beaumont and Richard A. Faint.[3]St Barnabas' Church, Islington, Middlesex |
1911 Census on the 2nd April 1911 Harry an insurance canvasser with the Liverpool Victoria Assurance Society, was living at 23 Wedmore Gardens, Holloway, Middlesex with his wife Alice.[4]
The London Gazette issue dated the 30th June 1916 showed Harry as a Company Quarter Master Sergeant. He was later shown to be an Acting Captain in the Army Service Corps.[5][6]
(31.3.1901) 5 Heigh Street, Hastings, Sussex
(30.7.1904) 42 Citizen Road, Islington, Middlesex
(2.4.1911) 23 Wedmore Gardens, Holloway, Middlesex
Carpenter's apprentice (31.3.1901)
Carpenter and joiner (30.7.1904)
Insurance canvasser (2.4.1911)
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