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Albion Henry Hartley

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Albion Henry Hartley

Birth
Colne, Pendle Borough, Lancashire, England
Death
9 Jan 1934 (aged 82–83)
Colne, Pendle Borough, Lancashire, England
Burial
Colne, Pendle Borough, Lancashire, England Add to Map
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Albion was the son of Henry Hartley and Mary (Rushton) Hartley.

Albion married Elizabeth G. Foulds on 24 September 1874 at Saint John the Evangalist, Great Marsden.

Albion was choirmaster at the Bethel Chapel in Colne.

In 1881 Albion was Manager at the Cotton Mill.

In 1901 the family lived near Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Albion was an Insurance Agent.

Two sons, Conrad Robert Hartley and Ughtred Harold Hartley died in early childhood.

He was the father of Wallace Henry Hartley, the remarkable, and brave bandmaster whom died on the R.M.S. Titanic in 15 April 1912. Find a grave Memorial #7980.

Albion, wife Elizabeth, Conrad, Ughtred, and Wallace were buried together. [The information is from FindAGrave Contributor sandpipertoo.]

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Any additional info is greatly appreciated.
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For more info, please visit:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL6N-5TP

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Albion was the son of Henry Hartley and Mary (Rushton) Hartley.

Albion married Elizabeth G. Foulds on 24 September 1874 at Saint John the Evangalist, Great Marsden.

Albion was choirmaster at the Bethel Chapel in Colne.

In 1881 Albion was Manager at the Cotton Mill.

In 1901 the family lived near Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Albion was an Insurance Agent.

Two sons, Conrad Robert Hartley and Ughtred Harold Hartley died in early childhood.

He was the father of Wallace Henry Hartley, the remarkable, and brave bandmaster whom died on the R.M.S. Titanic in 15 April 1912. Find a grave Memorial #7980.

Albion, wife Elizabeth, Conrad, Ughtred, and Wallace were buried together. [The information is from FindAGrave Contributor sandpipertoo.]

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Any additional info is greatly appreciated.


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