Alfred Henry Flood Harfield

[Philldw]

I am looking for any information on this interesting character. Born in 1851 son of Isabella Phillips and John Jenkins Purse Harfield. Baptism at St Marys Portsea. His father was a fisherman and died young. Alfred was sent to Wandsworth prison for 1 month for stealing in 1866 then sent to Philanthropic School in Redhill (reform school). We believe that he ended up in the Army.?
 Any assistance greatly appreciated. Thank You David 

[Milliepede]

Possible in 1891 Tickhill Yorkshire

Alfred Henry Harfield 37 born Portsmouth coachman domestic servant
Clara 35 wife born Retford Notts

[chempat]

You have called him an 'interesting character' so what else do you know about him?

[chempat]

Marries Clara, and is called Henry in 1901 (and 1911).

[Kay99]

Possible in 1891 Tickhill Yorkshire

Alfred Henry Harfield 37 born Portsmouth coachman domestic servant
Clara 35 wife born Retford Notts

In later census years he is listed as Henry Harfield and I think their marriage is:-
21 Jun 1874 St. Philip's, Sheffield
Henry Harfield  Age 22 - Father John Harfield - Fisherman
Clara Taylor  Age 21 - Father William Taylor

Kay

Added Henry's address is Barracks and he is occupation in  ??  R A - presumably Royal Artillery

[chempat]

Clara's death:
Deaths March quarter 1929
Clara   Harfield  age 73    E. Retford   

Added:
At probate she is called wife of Henry Harfield, admin to Charles Thomas Clarkson, grocer.

[Kay99]

Clara's death:
Deaths March quarter 1929
Clara   Harfield  age 73    E. Retford   

Added:
At probate she is called wife of Henry Harfield, admin to Charles Thomas Clarkson, grocer.

Henry died on 13 April 1939 1929 - Address listed as Westgate, Tickhiil and probate admin also to Charles Thomas Clarkson, grocer

[Philldw]

I think having the middle name 'Flood' makes him interesting..named after an aunt we understand..!

[BushInn1746]

I think having the middle name 'Flood' makes him interesting..named after an aunt we understand..!

Hello

"Flood" is a surname and you will likely find it in your family history.

Mark