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Alfred Hirst

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Alfred Hirst (c1863-1927) of Hirst Brothers and Co

1911 Living at 61 Union Street, Oldham: Alfred Hirst (age 48 born Saddleworth), Manager - Wholesale Jewellers. With his wife Sarah Ann Hirst (age 49 born Oldham) and their three children; Fred Hirst (age 23 born Oldham), Director - Wholesale Jewellers; Emma Hirst (age 21 born Oldham), Stenographer; and Alice Hirst (age 17 born Oldham), One servant.[1]

1927 July 27th. Died. Of Revigny Grasscroft, Saddleworth. Probate to Sarah Ann Hirst, Widow, Fred Hirst, Jeweller, Emma Hall the (Wife of Wright Broadbent Hall), and Alice Nixon the wife of Thomas Clarke Nixon.

For more information about Alfred Hirst's business activities, see Limit Watches website.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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