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Charles Digby Harrod

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Charles Digby Harrod (1841–1905) of Harrods

1841 Born the son of Charles Henry Harrod and his wife Elizabeth Digby

1861 Residing at 9 Middle Queens Place, Kensington: Charles Henry Harrod (age 61 born Leydon), Tea dealer and Grocer (and Widower). With his sons Charles Digby Harrod (age 20 born London), Commercial Clerk; and Henry Digby Harrod (age 15 born London).[1]

1864 Married at West Brompton to Caroline Godsmark and had eight children

1905 August 15th. Died at the Grosvenor Hotel

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1861 Census
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