Biography:
Henry Jarvis
1858 –29/09/1946
Henry Jarvis
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Plot 541 Henry Jarvis (1858-1946)
Henry was born in 1858 in Waldron, Sussex to Henry Jarvis, a carpenter, and his wife Mary.
Henry became a carpenter too and married Welshwoman Mary Hamer 1888 in Iping, Sussex.
Their son Harry was born in 1858 in Wartling, Sussex) but by the time of Ethel Mary’s birth in 1891 they were living at 2, Barclyde Street, Castleton, Rochdale.
By 1901 they had moved again to 45, Kitsbury Road where their son Harry died in 1919. He is buried here.
The 1921 census records the family at Rosneath, Charles Street. Henry was District Secretary of the National Deposit Friendly Society, working from home.
Mary died April 1935 at “Tybach”, Kings Road and in 1939 Henry was living at 64, Kings Road with his daughter Ethel and her husband Percy Strugnell.
Henry died 29 September 1946 and is buried here with Mary and Harry.
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Plot 541 Henry Jarvis (1858-1946)
Henry was born in 1858 in Waldron, Sussex to Henry Jarvis, a carpenter, and his wife Mary.
Henry became a carpenter too and married Welshwoman Mary Hamer 1888 in Iping, Sussex.
Their son Harry was born in 1858 in Wartling, Sussex) but by the time of Ethel Mary’s birth in 1891 they were living at 2, Barclyde Street, Castleton, Rochdale.
By 1901 they had moved again to 45, Kitsbury Road where their son Harry died in 1919. He is buried here.
The 1921 census records the family at Rosneath, Charles Street. Henry was District Secretary of the National Deposit Friendly Society, working from home.
Mary died April 1935 at “Tybach”, Kings Road and in 1939 Henry was living at 64, Kings Road with his daughter Ethel and her husband Percy Strugnell.
Henry died 29 September 1946 and is buried here with Mary and Harry.
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