17 October 1871 - 24 July 1936
Publican (retail)
1871 Oct
17, born Sarah Ann Street, Gorton, Manchester. Son
of railway guard/and grocer John Royle and his wife Alice
(Tidswell).
1892 Nov 13, he married Helena Brown of 17 George Henry St., Salford. His address was 50 West Ashton St., Salford. He was a milk dealer.
The life and times of his family are better described on Helena's page (link).
He is known to have played cricket; and billiards at Reddish Conservative Club and as a kind of musician he performed at whistling concerts at the RCC :)
Billiards and Cricket watch-chain medallions in 9ct gold c.1914
1936 July 24. Harry died at his home "The Long Pull" beer shop, 21 Broadstone Road, Stockport where he had been the licensee since about 1911.
Grave no. O.400 at Gorton Cemetery, photographed in 2009.
Also in the grave are two of his wife's sisters,
Elizabeth [Brown] Jackson born 1857 in Shildon;
and Minnie Brown born 1871 in Gorton.
Lat/Long : N 53º 27' 19" W 02º 09' 49"
British grid : SJ 89232 95403
In the name of simplicity, data sources in general are omitted.
© 2016 Geoffrey Royle G4FAS
1892 Nov 13, he married Helena Brown of 17 George Henry St., Salford. His address was 50 West Ashton St., Salford. He was a milk dealer.
The life and times of his family are better described on Helena's page (link).
He is known to have played cricket; and billiards at Reddish Conservative Club and as a kind of musician he performed at whistling concerts at the RCC :)
Billiards and Cricket watch-chain medallions in 9ct gold c.1914
1914 - 1918 WWI
1936 July 24. Harry died at his home "The Long Pull" beer shop, 21 Broadstone Road, Stockport where he had been the licensee since about 1911.
Grave no. O.400 at Gorton Cemetery, photographed in 2009.
Also in the grave are two of his wife's sisters,
Elizabeth [Brown] Jackson born 1857 in Shildon;
and Minnie Brown born 1871 in Gorton.
Lat/Long : N 53º 27' 19" W 02º 09' 49"
British grid : SJ 89232 95403
In the name of simplicity, data sources in general are omitted.
© 2016 Geoffrey Royle G4FAS