Harrow, Marks Gate, Romford
More information on the
Harrow is here ; the
Warman history
A personal story of the Warman family at the Harrow public
house - part 2.
Alfred WARMAN was killed in France during the First World War. New
Zealanders recorded and visited the graves of all New Zealanders who were
killed in the War. Alfred is my Grand Fathers Brother and also lived in the
pub. My Grand father was Harry WARMAN, Born 1875, in Bermondsey, Surrey,
England.
Sergeant Alfred Warman, died aged 29 on 11th
July 1916 - his gravestone
Kindly provided by Noeline Mullin
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Provided by Noeline Mullins, the great granddaughter of William Warman.
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Updated in April 2008 by Kevan.
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