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Henry Newenham Scott Harvey

Police Constable
Birthplace Munster Cork IrelandPlace of Residence at HM Factory Gretna 6 East Road Eastriggs Scotland Date of Birth: January 19, 1877

Biography

Full name of worker at H.M. Factory Gretna (and any other names they are known by) : Henry Newenham Scott Harvey 

Gender: Male 

Date and Place of Birth: 1877 Cork City, Ireland. 

Date and Place of Death: 16 June 1947

Nationality: Irish 

 

Biography 

Childhood: 2 brothers Frederick b1878, Edwin b 1879  

(Family trees suggest another  Arthur Allen b 1886 but not found) 

1901 Clerk in Cork living with Grandmother and one of her other grandchildren  at Cahergal, St Mary’s Cork   

1911 living with Parents and brother Edwin at Knockrea rerrace, Cork. Described as single and an Accountant 

 

Parents: Atwell Hayes Harvey b 1856 Waterford d 1930 Cork 

Annie Elizabeth Scott b 1849 (possible death 1925 Cork -not confirmed) 

Parent’s occupations:1911 Father fitter at Iron Works 

Schools / universities attended and years of attendance:  

Occupation: Policeman  

 

Place of residence at Gretna: on Marriage to Jeanie Armstrong  in 1919 address was 6 East Rd,. Eastriggs 

 

Job title at Gretna: Police Constable at Eastriggs on Electoral Roll for Gretna and Dornock 

Police Sergeant in 1919 

Marital status: Married Jane ( also know as Jean, Jeannie ) Armstrong on 8th September 1919. She was a munitions worker at H.M. Factory Gretna.

Children: David Atwell Harvey 1919-1997, Richard Devonsh Harvey b 1923, Walter Henry Harvey b1927 

Travels: Came from Ireland 

Awards/recognitions:  

Trivia / any other information: Married one of 2 sisters (Jeanie Armstrong) Both were both munitions workers in Cordite section. He was a witness along with Jeanie at her sister Annie’s marriage to Charles Graham in 1918 

Information about David Atwell Harvey from POW camp in Singapore in WW2 gives mother as contact so Henry is presumed to be dead by then. There is a possible death in Cork in 1940. 

When living with Grandmother in 1901 he is described as Catholic although all the other members of family references state Church of Ireland. 

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