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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. CAROLINE MARY HARRIS: Birth: 9 Nov 1879 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND. Death: 3 Jul 1957 in HENDON, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND

  2. ELIZA HARRIS: Birth: SEP ¼ 1881 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND.

  3. JOSEPH CHARLES HARRIS: Birth: 7 Jul 1884 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND. Death: 23 Oct 1943 in LEWISHAM, LONDON, KENT, ENGLAND

  4. FLORENCE MAUD HARRIS: Birth: 20 Feb 1887 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND. Death: JUN ¼ 1934 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND

  5. CHARLES EDWARD HARRIS: Birth: 11 Oct 1889 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND. Death: 10 Nov 1918 in ST PANCRAS, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND


Sources
1. Title:   FreeBMD website 1837 - 1984
Author:   The Trustees of Free UK Genealogy, a charity registered in England and Wales, Number 1096940.
Publication:   Online

Notes
a. Continued:   London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921
  Name: Joseph Harris
 Estimated birth year: abt 1856
 Age: 21
 Spouse: Caroline Collyer
 Spouse Age: 20
 Record Type: Marriage
 Event Date: 2 Apr 1877
 Parish: St John the Evangelist, Charlotte Street
 Borough: Camden
 Father Name: William Harris
 Spouse Father: William Collyer
 Register Type: Parish Register
  Source Citation: London Metropolitan Archives, Saint John The Evangelist, Charlotte Street, Register of marriages, P90/JNE1, Item 017.
  father occ on marriage was fret cutter
  simply put, frets are holes. a fret cutter would cut holes in metals or woods for either decoration or to allow flow of air. a common type of fret is dealing with musical instruments. Violin, cello, bass, all have solid backs and edges, but on the top face there are fancy holes that look like "S". They are sound holes that allow for the sound to come from inside and amplify on the outside. another kind of fret is dealing with the necks of guitars. as simple as it looks, the dark strip of wood on the guitar neck is actually cut with slits; that strip of wood is the fret board where you finger or press the strings to change notes. taking several styles and making a fancy cut out pattern on a plain sheet of wood or metal is called fret work. there can be several layers or multiple patterns involved. overall, the trade is found in carpentry, jewelers, and trades that usually require skills and apprentice training. by ancestry user lafull1

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