Harry B. Hardy
| Harry B. Hardy | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Vice-president and manager grocery department |
| Employer | Marks-Clavet-Dobie Co Ltd |
Harry B. Hardy was a vice-president and manager grocery department of Marks-Clavet-Dobie Co Ltd who lived in Fort William in 1913.[1]
Directory listings
| Year | Name as listed | Occupation | Employer | Address | Spouse | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1913 | Hardy Harry B. | Vice-president and manager grocery department | Marks-Clavet-Dobie Co Ltd | 363 Pearl Street, Fort William | p. 465[1] |
- Household in 1913 (same surname at the same address): Ross Hardy.
- Also listed at the same address in 1913: Jessie B. Campbell, Kathleen R. Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Lillian M. Campbell, Marjorie C. Campbell, Neil Campbell, William Campbell, Frederick Carlson, Peter Caswell, John W. Cooke, Mary Cooper, Louisa Corston, Ira Faulkner, William Gibson, Bessie Gillis, Margaret Gillis, Mary Gillis, Nellie Gillis, Joseph Holland, Lena Holm, Arthur G. Jeffreys, Frank Jobin, Axla Johnson, Arthur Laroche, Carl Larson, Catherine Laughran, Francis Laughran, John J. Laughran, Susan Laughran, Charles Leoins, Louis Levenstein.
- A directory advertisement for the business Harry B. Hardy (business) names Harry B. Hardy, a vice-president and manager in Port Arthur, at 37-39 South Cumberland Street (office); 363 Pearl Street (residence), in 1920. Nothing in the record beyond the name ties it to this person, so it is kept apart.[2]