Gladys P Barnes / HARVEY b. 04 Oct 1901: AHP

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Name	Gladys P Barnes / HARVEY
Birth	04 Oct 1901
	had 22 Mar 1901
Gender	Female
Census	29 Sep 1939 (37 years)	3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack
	Gladys P Harvey 1901 3 Mill House Angarrack, Hayle West Penwith R.D. Cornwall England First name(s) Last name(s) Birth date Sex Occupation Marital status Schedule Schedule sub number Harry Harvey 16 Nov 1896 Male Labourer Married 169 1 Gladys P Harvey 04 Oct 1901 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 169 2 Francis R Harvey 17 Sep 1924 Male Errand Boy Single 169 3 Doris May Seward (Harvey) 13 Oct 1925 Female At School Single 169 4 Peter Harvey 03 Jan 1928 Male At School Single 169 5 The record for this person is officially closed. Doris May Gregory (Seward,Harvey) 13 Oct 1925 Female At School Single 169 4
Residence	11 Sep 1941 (39 years)	Mill House, Angarrack
	WEST CORNWALL FUNERALS Hill; Mr. and Mrs. H. Simons, The Laurels, Hayle; Mr. and Mrs. J. James, Fotyjdry Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mill House, Angarrack; Mrs. Bowden and Lil (Highlanes >; and ethers. Mrs. Hedley 'BeVryman (daughter* was unable to attend the funeral. jthe plate View article Type: Article Cornishman Cornwall, England 11 Sep 1941 via https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19410911/001/0002
Address	17 Sep 1942 (40 years)	3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack
	PUBLIC NOTICES. I HARRY HARVEY, late of 3, Mill ' House, Angarrack, Hayle, Cornwall, will not be responsible for my wife's debts from this said date, September Ist, 1942. Cornishman Cornwall, England 17 Sep 1942 http://search.findmypast.co.uk/search/british-newspapers?date=1942-09-17&date_offsetdate=1942-09-17&lastname=bennett&page=1 https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19420917/073/0008 via https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Harvey%2C+Mill+House%2C+Angarrack%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=%22Harvey%22+%22Mill+House%22+%22Angarrack%22
Residence	5 Nov 1942 (41 years)	3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack
	SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS HAYLE WOMAN'S SERIOUS OFFENCE For concealing a soldier knowing him to be an absentee or a deserter, Gladys Harvey, married woman, stated to be separated from her husband, of 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, was summoned at West Penwith Police Court on Wednesday. She pleaded "Not Guilty." P.S . Woolcock said that on October 8. the police received information that a Pte. Stanley Gattin was absent from his unit. Following enquiries P.C. Wherry and another constable visited Angarrack on October 19. They found the doors of accused's house were locked. One constable stayed at the front of the house and the other went around to the back, and finally the doors were unlocked. A soldier was in the house, but ac-cused was out. The soldier surrendered himself, and later accused, when seen by P.C. Wherry, said, ''I know it was wrong; we are going to stick together.*' The soldier had been in the house three weeks; only going out at nights. In a later statement accused said that the soldier had come to her on the last Monday in September. He told her he had come without leave and, though she knew it was wrong, she had not the heart to send him back to his unit. Evidence was given by P.C. Wherry, and by an Army Officer, who proved the desertion of Gattin from September 29th to October 19th. Accused had nothing to say, and was bound over for two years in the sum of £5. . . In announcing the decision of the magistrates, the Chairman (Mr. C. A. Ellis) told the accused, "You have been found guilty on a very serious charge, The Bench have very seriously considered sending you to prison, which they could have done for a considerable stretch on a charge of this kind. They are, however, this time going to give you a serious warning as to your future conduct and you will be bound over for two years." Cornishman - Thursday 05 November 1942 via https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 Soldier Cornishman Cornwall, England 5 Nov 1942 SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS \him to lie an absentee a deserter, Gladys Harvey, married woman, stated to separated from her husband, oi 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, was summoned at West Pen with Police Oourt Wednesday. She pleaded Not Guilty. P.b . Woolcock eajd that on October View article Type: Article via https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 Cornishman Cornwall, England 5 Nov 1942 SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS \him to lie an absentee a deserter, Gladys Harvey, married woman, stated to separated from her husband, oi 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, was summoned at West Pen with Police Oourt Wednesday. She pleaded Not Guilty. P.b . Woolcock eajd that on October View article Type: Article via https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003
Person ID	I1968	AHP
Last Modified	1 May 2025

Family Harry Harvey, b. 16 Nov 1896

Marriage Dec 1921 Penzance, Cornwall

Age at Marriage She : 20 years and 2 months - He : 25 years and 1 month.

Census 29 Sep 1939 3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack

39 3 Millhouse 169 1 Harry Harvey Male 16/11/1896 Married Labourer 1939 West Penwith Cornwall England WBVO 300-3 Gladys P Harvey Doris May Harvey
40 3 Millhouse 169 2 Gladys P Harvey Female 04/10/1901 Married Unpaid Domestic Duties 1939 West Penwith Cornwall England WBVO 300-3 Harry Harvey Doris May Harvey
41 This record is officially closed.

Children

	1. William M Harvey, b. Jun 1922, Redruth [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]
	2. Francis R Harvey, b. Dec 1824, Redruth d. 7 Oct 1881, Hayle House, Verulam, South Africa (Age 56 years) [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]
	3. Doris May Harvey/SEWARD/GREGORY, b. 13 Oct 1925 [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]
	4. Peter Harvey, b. 3 Jul 1928, Redruth [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]
	5. Annie J Harvey, b. Sep 1930, Redruth [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]

Histories

The death of Mr. William John Berriman, 9, Foundry-hill, Hayle, took place suddenly on Wednesday morning | Cornishman - Thursday 11 September 1941
Cornishman - Thursday 11 September 1941

Family ID F556 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 9 Jul 2018

Event Map

	Marriage - Dec 1921 - Penzance, Cornwall
	Census - Gladys P Harvey 1901 3 Mill House Angarrack, Hayle West Penwith R.D. Cornwall England First name(s) Last name(s) Birth date Sex Occupation Marital status Schedule Schedule sub number Harry Harvey 16 Nov 1896 Male Labourer Married 169 1 Gladys P Harvey 04 Oct 1901 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 169 2 Francis R Harvey 17 Sep 1924 Male Errand Boy Single 169 3 Doris May Seward (Harvey) 13 Oct 1925 Female At School Single 169 4 Peter Harvey 03 Jan 1928 Male At School Single 169 5 The record for this person is officially closed. Doris May Gregory (Seward,Harvey) 13 Oct 1925 Female At School Single 169 4 - 29 Sep 1939 - 3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack
	Census - 39 3 Millhouse 169 1 Harry Harvey Male 16/11/1896 Married Labourer 1939 West Penwith Cornwall England WBVO 300-3 Gladys P Harvey Doris May Harvey 40 3 Millhouse 169 2 Gladys P Harvey Female 04/10/1901 Married Unpaid Domestic Duties 1939 West Penwith Cornwall England WBVO 300-3 Harry Harvey Doris May Harvey 41 This record is officially closed. - 29 Sep 1939 - 3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack
	Residence - WEST CORNWALL FUNERALS Hill; Mr. and Mrs. H. Simons, The Laurels, Hayle; Mr. and Mrs. J. James, Fotyjdry Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mill House, Angarrack; Mrs. Bowden and Lil (Highlanes >; and ethers. Mrs. Hedley 'BeVryman (daughter* was unable to attend the funeral. jthe plate View article Type: Article Cornishman Cornwall, England 11 Sep 1941 via https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19410911/001/0002 - 11 Sep 1941 - Mill House, Angarrack
	Address - PUBLIC NOTICES. I HARRY HARVEY, late of 3, Mill ' House, Angarrack, Hayle, Cornwall, will not be responsible for my wife's debts from this said date, September Ist, 1942. Cornishman Cornwall, England 17 Sep 1942 http://search.findmypast.co.uk/search/british-newspapers?date=1942-09-17&date_offsetdate=1942-09-17&lastname=bennett&page=1 https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19420917/073/0008 via https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Harvey%2C+Mill+House%2C+Angarrack%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=%22Harvey%22+%22Mill+House%22+%22Angarrack%22 - 17 Sep 1942 - 3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack
	Residence - SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS HAYLE WOMAN'S SERIOUS OFFENCE For concealing a soldier knowing him to be an absentee or a deserter, Gladys Harvey, married woman, stated to be separated from her husband, of 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, was summoned at West Penwith Police Court on Wednesday. She pleaded "Not Guilty." P.S . Woolcock said that on October 8. the police received information that a Pte. Stanley Gattin was absent from his unit. Following enquiries P.C. Wherry and another constable visited Angarrack on October 19. They found the doors of accused's house were locked. One constable stayed at the front of the house and the other went around to the back, and finally the doors were unlocked. A soldier was in the house, but ac-cused was out. The soldier surrendered himself, and later accused, when seen by P.C. Wherry, said, ''I know it was wrong; we are going to stick together.*' The soldier had been in the house three weeks; only going out at nights. In a later statement accused said that the soldier had come to her on the last Monday in September. He told her he had come without leave and, though she knew it was wrong, she had not the heart to send him back to his unit. Evidence was given by P.C. Wherry, and by an Army Officer, who proved the desertion of Gattin from September 29th to October 19th. Accused had nothing to say, and was bound over for two years in the sum of £5. . . In announcing the decision of the magistrates, the Chairman (Mr. C. A. Ellis) told the accused, "You have been found guilty on a very serious charge, The Bench have very seriously considered sending you to prison, which they could have done for a considerable stretch on a charge of this kind. They are, however, this time going to give you a serious warning as to your future conduct and you will be bound over for two years." Cornishman - Thursday 05 November 1942 via https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 Soldier Cornishman Cornwall, England 5 Nov 1942 SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS \him to lie an absentee a deserter, Gladys Harvey, married woman, stated to separated from her husband, oi 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, was summoned at West Pen with Police Oourt Wednesday. She pleaded Not Guilty. P.b . Woolcock eajd that on October View article Type: Article via https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 Cornishman Cornwall, England 5 Nov 1942 SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS \him to lie an absentee a deserter, Gladys Harvey, married woman, stated to separated from her husband, oi 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, was summoned at West Pen with Police Oourt Wednesday. She pleaded Not Guilty. P.b . Woolcock eajd that on October View article Type: Article via https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/searchbna/viewrecord/bl/0000331/19421105/029/0003 - 5 Nov 1942 - 3 Millhouse (Mill House), Angarrack

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Histories » Slide Show		Threw food in dustbin Fined £1 \| HAYLE DEFENDANTS
		HARRY HARVEY, late of 3, Mill House, Angarrack, will not be responsible for my wife's debts from, September 1st, 1942 PUBLIC NOTICES. I HARRY HARVEY, late of 3, Mill House, Angarrack, Hayle, Cornwall, will not be responsible for my wife's debts from this said date, September 1st, 1942. 743 Cornishman - Thursday 17 September 1942
		The death of Mr. William John Berriman, 9, Foundry-hill, Hayle, took place suddenly on Wednesday morning \| Cornishman - Thursday 11 September 1941 Cornishman - Thursday 11 September 1941
		SOLDIER HIDDEN FOR THREE WEEKS \| HAYLE WOMAN'S SERIOUS OFFENCE \| 5 Nov 1942 Cornishman - Thursday 05 November 1942
		Brown; Eddy; Gilbert.Tonkin; Gregpry/Seward/Harveyl Harvey; Jackson; Miles; Mitchell \| Search Results for 1939 Register \| Angarrack \| 1939 Search Results for 1939 Register \| findmypast.co.uk