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Percy Thomas Spurrier of Falmouth
- Born: 16 Jun 1908, Devonport, Devon, England 2
- Christened: 1 Aug 1908, St. Gluvias, Cornwall 2
- Married: 24 Feb 1940, St. Gluvias, Cornwall 1
- Died: 12 Dec 1984, Tree Tops, Marlborough Cres., Falmouth, Cornwall 3 4
 Research Notes:
Percy Thomas son of Thomas Christopher Spurier of Keyham Devonport, sailor, R.N., and Lottie Eliza (baptismal record)
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In 1921 Percy Thomas Spurrier, aged 13, born in Keyham Devonport, father dead, was with his maternal grandmother in West Street, Penryn.
In the 1939 Register, Percy T Spurrier (b. 16 Jun 1908), single, newspaper journalist, was with (his mother) Lottie E Spurrier (b. 12 Dec 1881), widowed, general maternity nurse, at 8 West St., Penryn.
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Percy Thomas Spurrier of Tree Tops Marlborough Cres Falmouth died 12 December 1984. Administration Bristol 12 April 1985. Effects £49861. 4
Marriage Information:
Percy married Phyllis Annie Harris, daughter of Albert James Harris and Edna Quick, on 24 Feb 1940 in St. Gluvias, Cornwall 1. (Phyllis Annie Harris was born on 19 Aug 1910 in St. Ewe, Cornwall.)
Marriage Notes:
JOURNALIST MARRIES
Quietly, at St. Gluvias-with-Penryn Parish Church, early on Saturday, the wedding took place of Mr. Percy T. Spurrier, a member of the editorial staff of The West Briton, to Miss Phyllis A. Harris, for some time member of the telephonists' department of Falmouth Post Office. The bridegroom is the only son of Mrs. L. E. Spurrier, of White House, West-street, Penryn. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. E. Harris, of 94, Killigrew-road, Falmouth. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. A. E. Harris, and the bridegroom was accompanied by Mr. S. Thomas (uncle). The Vicar, the Rev. E. H. Shore, officiated. The bride wore a suit in petrol blue shade with hat to match, and spray of pale pink carnations. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Spurrier left for a short holiday in Devon.... The couple will reside at Treetops, Marlborough-crescent, Falmouth.
The West Briton, Monday Evening's Edition, 26 Feb 1940, p. 2
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