John Hoar Harvey
? Descendant of Jonathan Hoar, bargemaster (list of voters 1774 DP983) from 1771, who had the ‘Blue Boar’ (later the ‘Row Barge’) near the
house and malthouse already mentioned and later known as ‘St Lucians’.
Born in 1826 in Wallingford, died in Q4 1900.
In 1840, Thomas Mansell takes John H. as a Laud apprentice. This charity for apprentices was established by Archbishop Laud’s will, 1644.
In 1846, John H. lived in Hart Street.
In Q2 1850 married Alice M. Ashley, born in Benson in 1830. She is widowed in 1900.
William Hoar Harvey, born on 3 March 1851 in Wallingford,
Edwin Francis Harvey born 1855
The family moved to 11 Thames Street.
John Hoar Harvey (junior), born in 1856 in Wallingford, in Q4 1881 married in Wallingford. moved to croft Terrace in 1883.
Ellen Catherine Harvey born in 1858.
Alfred Albert Harvey born in Wallingford in 1860.
In 1877, Harry Harris takes Alfred A. as a Laud apprentice.
Alice Margaret Harvey born in 1862
Letitia Emily Harvey born in 1863
Joseph Ashley Harvey born in 1865
Harriet Lavinia Harvey, born in Wallingford in 1867, was a Laud maid in 1895.
Mary Amelia Harvey born in 1869
Tom Harry Harvey born in 1871
Seymour A. Harvey born in 1874 married Ellen. They lived at 4 Sayer-Milward Terrace from 1935. Albert Walter Ashley Harvey lived with them.
| Ellen Emily Harvey died 3 August 1946 |
Seymour died 6 October 1949.
