Harry Barnard was born in 1879, to parents - Thomas Barnard and Elizabeth Whitebread. The birth was registered in the Godstone district of Surrey.
Harry grew up living on Needles Bank in Godstone.
In 1881, 2 year old Harry and his family are listed as living near the Hare and Hounds. Harry's father is a 'Timber Merchant'.
Sadly, Harry experiences a lot of loss during his childhood, with his sister, Florence, dying when Harry was 3 years old, his father dying 2 years later, and siblings, John and Rose, both dying in 1894.
The 1901 census lists Harry and his remaining family living at 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone. 21 year old Harry is a Stone Quarry Labourer and his brother's, Thomas and Leonard, are Domestic Gardeners. His mother doesn't have an occupation listed.
In 1907, Harry married Minnie Shady Moore. The marriage took place in the Godstone District.
The couple are living in The Enterdent, Godstone in 1911. They have had no children.
Harry served as a Private in the 12 Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment. His regimental number was 33471. His military records state his home address is 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey.
Harry was killed in action on the 10th April 1917 and is buried at Dickebusch New Military Cemetery, Dikkebus, Arrondissement Ieper, West Flanders, Belgium.
Records:
* 1881 census record: Address - Near The Hare and Hounds, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Timber Merchant' Thomas Barnard (31), his wife - Elizabeth (32), and children - Harriet (8), John Wm (7), Kate A (5), Rose A (3), and Harry (12 months)
* 1891 census record: Address - 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: Elizabeth Barnard (52), and her children - 'Stone Quarry Labourer' Harry (21), and 'Domestic Gardeners' Thomas (19) and Leonard (16). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1901 census record: Address - Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Char Work' Elizabeth Barnard (42), and her children - 'Carpenter' John (17), Rose (13), Harry (11), Thomas (7), and Leonard (6). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1911 census record: Address - Enterdent, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Bricklayer' Harry Barnard (31), and his wife - 'Housewife' Minnie (28). The couple had been married for 3 years and had had no children.
* 1916 • 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey, England
Abode stated on military records
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Died - 10 Apr 1917. Death place - Belgium. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment. Reg. No. - G/33471. Widow - Minnie
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Birthplace - Godstone, Surrey. Residence - Lingfield, Surrey. Death date and place - 10 Apr 1917, France and Flanders. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment, 12th Battalion. Reg. No. - 33171. Killed in action. Theatre of War - Western European Theatre
Note. I'm not related to Harry and would be happy to transfer management of the memorial to his family
Harry grew up living on Needles Bank in Godstone.
In 1881, 2 year old Harry and his family are listed as living near the Hare and Hounds. Harry's father is a 'Timber Merchant'.
Sadly, Harry experiences a lot of loss during his childhood, with his sister, Florence, dying when Harry was 3 years old, his father dying 2 years later, and siblings, John and Rose, both dying in 1894.
The 1901 census lists Harry and his remaining family living at 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone. 21 year old Harry is a Stone Quarry Labourer and his brother's, Thomas and Leonard, are Domestic Gardeners. His mother doesn't have an occupation listed.
In 1907, Harry married Minnie Shady Moore. The marriage took place in the Godstone District.
The couple are living in The Enterdent, Godstone in 1911. They have had no children.
Harry served as a Private in the 12 Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment. His regimental number was 33471. His military records state his home address is 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey.
Harry was killed in action on the 10th April 1917 and is buried at Dickebusch New Military Cemetery, Dikkebus, Arrondissement Ieper, West Flanders, Belgium.
Records:
* 1881 census record: Address - Near The Hare and Hounds, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Timber Merchant' Thomas Barnard (31), his wife - Elizabeth (32), and children - Harriet (8), John Wm (7), Kate A (5), Rose A (3), and Harry (12 months)
* 1891 census record: Address - 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: Elizabeth Barnard (52), and her children - 'Stone Quarry Labourer' Harry (21), and 'Domestic Gardeners' Thomas (19) and Leonard (16). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1901 census record: Address - Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Char Work' Elizabeth Barnard (42), and her children - 'Carpenter' John (17), Rose (13), Harry (11), Thomas (7), and Leonard (6). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1911 census record: Address - Enterdent, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Bricklayer' Harry Barnard (31), and his wife - 'Housewife' Minnie (28). The couple had been married for 3 years and had had no children.
* 1916 • 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey, England
Abode stated on military records
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Died - 10 Apr 1917. Death place - Belgium. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment. Reg. No. - G/33471. Widow - Minnie
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Birthplace - Godstone, Surrey. Residence - Lingfield, Surrey. Death date and place - 10 Apr 1917, France and Flanders. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment, 12th Battalion. Reg. No. - 33171. Killed in action. Theatre of War - Western European Theatre
Note. I'm not related to Harry and would be happy to transfer management of the memorial to his family
Harry Barnard was born in 1879, to parents - Thomas Barnard and Elizabeth Whitebread. The birth was registered in the Godstone district of Surrey.
Harry grew up living on Needles Bank in Godstone.
In 1881, 2 year old Harry and his family are listed as living near the Hare and Hounds. Harry's father is a 'Timber Merchant'.
Sadly, Harry experiences a lot of loss during his childhood, with his sister, Florence, dying when Harry was 3 years old, his father dying 2 years later, and siblings, John and Rose, both dying in 1894.
The 1901 census lists Harry and his remaining family living at 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone. 21 year old Harry is a Stone Quarry Labourer and his brother's, Thomas and Leonard, are Domestic Gardeners. His mother doesn't have an occupation listed.
In 1907, Harry married Minnie Shady Moore. The marriage took place in the Godstone District.
The couple are living in The Enterdent, Godstone in 1911. They have had no children.
Harry served as a Private in the 12 Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment. His regimental number was 33471. His military records state his home address is 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey.
Harry was killed in action on the 10th April 1917 and is buried at Dickebusch New Military Cemetery, Dikkebus, Arrondissement Ieper, West Flanders, Belgium.
Records:
* 1881 census record: Address - Near The Hare and Hounds, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Timber Merchant' Thomas Barnard (31), his wife - Elizabeth (32), and children - Harriet (8), John Wm (7), Kate A (5), Rose A (3), and Harry (12 months)
* 1891 census record: Address - 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: Elizabeth Barnard (52), and her children - 'Stone Quarry Labourer' Harry (21), and 'Domestic Gardeners' Thomas (19) and Leonard (16). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1901 census record: Address - Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Char Work' Elizabeth Barnard (42), and her children - 'Carpenter' John (17), Rose (13), Harry (11), Thomas (7), and Leonard (6). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1911 census record: Address - Enterdent, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Bricklayer' Harry Barnard (31), and his wife - 'Housewife' Minnie (28). The couple had been married for 3 years and had had no children.
* 1916 • 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey, England
Abode stated on military records
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Died - 10 Apr 1917. Death place - Belgium. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment. Reg. No. - G/33471. Widow - Minnie
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Birthplace - Godstone, Surrey. Residence - Lingfield, Surrey. Death date and place - 10 Apr 1917, France and Flanders. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment, 12th Battalion. Reg. No. - 33171. Killed in action. Theatre of War - Western European Theatre
Note. I'm not related to Harry and would be happy to transfer management of the memorial to his family
Harry grew up living on Needles Bank in Godstone.
In 1881, 2 year old Harry and his family are listed as living near the Hare and Hounds. Harry's father is a 'Timber Merchant'.
Sadly, Harry experiences a lot of loss during his childhood, with his sister, Florence, dying when Harry was 3 years old, his father dying 2 years later, and siblings, John and Rose, both dying in 1894.
The 1901 census lists Harry and his remaining family living at 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone. 21 year old Harry is a Stone Quarry Labourer and his brother's, Thomas and Leonard, are Domestic Gardeners. His mother doesn't have an occupation listed.
In 1907, Harry married Minnie Shady Moore. The marriage took place in the Godstone District.
The couple are living in The Enterdent, Godstone in 1911. They have had no children.
Harry served as a Private in the 12 Battalion of the East Surrey Regiment. His regimental number was 33471. His military records state his home address is 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey.
Harry was killed in action on the 10th April 1917 and is buried at Dickebusch New Military Cemetery, Dikkebus, Arrondissement Ieper, West Flanders, Belgium.
Records:
* 1881 census record: Address - Near The Hare and Hounds, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Timber Merchant' Thomas Barnard (31), his wife - Elizabeth (32), and children - Harriet (8), John Wm (7), Kate A (5), Rose A (3), and Harry (12 months)
* 1891 census record: Address - 3 Hope Cottages, Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: Elizabeth Barnard (52), and her children - 'Stone Quarry Labourer' Harry (21), and 'Domestic Gardeners' Thomas (19) and Leonard (16). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1901 census record: Address - Needles Bank, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Char Work' Elizabeth Barnard (42), and her children - 'Carpenter' John (17), Rose (13), Harry (11), Thomas (7), and Leonard (6). Elizabeth is a widow
* 1911 census record: Address - Enterdent, Godstone, Surrey, England. Household: 'Bricklayer' Harry Barnard (31), and his wife - 'Housewife' Minnie (28). The couple had been married for 3 years and had had no children.
* 1916 • 'The Homestead' New Chapel, Lingfield, Surrey, England
Abode stated on military records
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Died - 10 Apr 1917. Death place - Belgium. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment. Reg. No. - G/33471. Widow - Minnie
* Military record: Harry Barnard. Birthplace - Godstone, Surrey. Residence - Lingfield, Surrey. Death date and place - 10 Apr 1917, France and Flanders. Rank - Private. Regiment - East Surrey Regiment, 12th Battalion. Reg. No. - 33171. Killed in action. Theatre of War - Western European Theatre
Note. I'm not related to Harry and would be happy to transfer management of the memorial to his family
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