Individual Notes

Note for: Anthony Peter Fattorini, 19 Dec 1974 - Index

Education: Stonyhurst College

Individual Notes

Note for: Daniel Francis Fattorini, 03 Mar 1977 - Index

Education: Stonyhurst College, The Queens University Belfast BA (Hons)

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Note for: Charles Porri, 17 Oct 1833 - 18 Sep 1888 Index

Occupation:

Burial:
     Place:   St Stephen's Skipton

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Note for: Elisabeth Theresa Guanziroli, ABT 1850 - 29 Apr 1917 Index

Residence:

Burial:
     Place:   Scholemore, Bradford

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Note for: John Enrico Fattorini, 06 Nov 1878 - 09 Mar 1949 Index

Occupation:

Death Note:    Suddenly while on a visit

Individual Note:
     Lived at 4 Selbourne Terrace, Bradford
        "Planetrees" 3 Toller Drive, Heaton, Bradford
1919 - Bought out F Bessants, Leicester
1924 - Bought out J E York, London

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Note for: Elvira C Fattorini, 1880 - 07 Jan 1928 Index

Burial:
Place: Scholemore, Bradford

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Note for: Ethel Olga Fattorini, 1881 - 07 Oct 1891 Index

Burial:
Place: Scholemore, Bradford

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Note for: James John Fattorini, 03 Apr 1918 - 04 Jul 2016 Index

Death Note: Requiem Mass, Notre Dame de la Rosaire, Guernsey. 19th July 2016

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Note for: George Myrddin Harrod, 01 Jan 1915 - 12 Dec 1998 Index

Individual Note:
Tim Harrod had a distinguished career in the British Army. He served with the +
West Yorkshire Regiment in Palestine, Egypt, Iraq and Cyprus. After Cyprus the +
regiment was sent to the Western desert. On 28th May 1942 his platoon defended +
a position overlooking the coast road to the west of Tobruk. The following is +
an extract form his obituary:
"thirty German tanks attacked the position which had only one gun, a 75mm without +
sights, but this weapon kept in action until the end and accounted for four enemy +
tanks. The position was overrun. The Germans failed to correctly clear the objective +
and Tim Harrod and eleven survivors from his platoon lay motionless within earshot +
of the Germans for 12 hours before they could withdraw under cover of darkness. +
16 of his men were killed or missing and for his gallant conduct in ths action,+
Harrod, who was amongst those severely wounded was awarded the Military Cross."

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Note for: Charles Tindall, 1880 - 11 May 1974 Index

Individual Note:
When he was Headmaster at St Bedes, Bradford he was sais to have won 22 religious +
vocations in one year. Had a great devotion to St Theresa of Lisieux. Set up +
Britain's first Catholic Boy Scout Troop and took more than 100 boys to the saint's +
shrine in France. (Article in the Universe Jan 1993).