In 1913 his name change from Hoare to Harris also created a nickname of Bucky.
Parents; William Harris Hoare 1855- and Rebecca Annie Mann 1864-
William Harris Hoare married Jan. 22 1912 in St. Just in Penwith, Cornwall to Ellen Jane Hosking 1893-1980
His first job was at B.F. Goodrich but later retired in 1957 from Goodyear Rubber Company after 25 years service, in Plant 1 spreader room. He served as a school guard for the church of Annunciation and was a professional boxer in the Golden Gloves arena. In 1919 he went to Pittsburg to work in the Steel Mills for Edgar Thompson Steel and in 1920 he represented that city in a 7 man boxing team that went to New York and won the welterweight division.
He worked as a school patrolman for five years at Arlington and Exchange Street
Children of Ellen and William
William Harris Hoare 1913-1981 ( Dorothy L. Spidle)
Nora Ellen Hoare 1912-2001 ( Virgil Spidle)
His sister; Mable Hoare 1896-1980 (Martin Otto Williams)
His amateur and professional fighting career listed 75 bouts between 1907 to 1935 with one knock down. He learned his boxing on board the HMS Alexander battleship as featherweight champion.
Declaration of Intention 7 June 1917 Summit County Ohio
Ship Majestic from residence St. Just, 'Cornwall to Liverpool to New York. 9 April 1913.
Petition for Naturalization 1 May 1917, Summit County, Ohio
Parents; William Harris Hoare 1855- and Rebecca Annie Mann 1864-
William Harris Hoare married Jan. 22 1912 in St. Just in Penwith, Cornwall to Ellen Jane Hosking 1893-1980
His first job was at B.F. Goodrich but later retired in 1957 from Goodyear Rubber Company after 25 years service, in Plant 1 spreader room. He served as a school guard for the church of Annunciation and was a professional boxer in the Golden Gloves arena. In 1919 he went to Pittsburg to work in the Steel Mills for Edgar Thompson Steel and in 1920 he represented that city in a 7 man boxing team that went to New York and won the welterweight division.
He worked as a school patrolman for five years at Arlington and Exchange Street
Children of Ellen and William
William Harris Hoare 1913-1981 ( Dorothy L. Spidle)
Nora Ellen Hoare 1912-2001 ( Virgil Spidle)
His sister; Mable Hoare 1896-1980 (Martin Otto Williams)
His amateur and professional fighting career listed 75 bouts between 1907 to 1935 with one knock down. He learned his boxing on board the HMS Alexander battleship as featherweight champion.
Declaration of Intention 7 June 1917 Summit County Ohio
Ship Majestic from residence St. Just, 'Cornwall to Liverpool to New York. 9 April 1913.
Petition for Naturalization 1 May 1917, Summit County, Ohio
In 1913 his name change from Hoare to Harris also created a nickname of Bucky.
Parents; William Harris Hoare 1855- and Rebecca Annie Mann 1864-
William Harris Hoare married Jan. 22 1912 in St. Just in Penwith, Cornwall to Ellen Jane Hosking 1893-1980
His first job was at B.F. Goodrich but later retired in 1957 from Goodyear Rubber Company after 25 years service, in Plant 1 spreader room. He served as a school guard for the church of Annunciation and was a professional boxer in the Golden Gloves arena. In 1919 he went to Pittsburg to work in the Steel Mills for Edgar Thompson Steel and in 1920 he represented that city in a 7 man boxing team that went to New York and won the welterweight division.
He worked as a school patrolman for five years at Arlington and Exchange Street
Children of Ellen and William
William Harris Hoare 1913-1981 ( Dorothy L. Spidle)
Nora Ellen Hoare 1912-2001 ( Virgil Spidle)
His sister; Mable Hoare 1896-1980 (Martin Otto Williams)
His amateur and professional fighting career listed 75 bouts between 1907 to 1935 with one knock down. He learned his boxing on board the HMS Alexander battleship as featherweight champion.
Declaration of Intention 7 June 1917 Summit County Ohio
Ship Majestic from residence St. Just, 'Cornwall to Liverpool to New York. 9 April 1913.
Petition for Naturalization 1 May 1917, Summit County, Ohio
Parents; William Harris Hoare 1855- and Rebecca Annie Mann 1864-
William Harris Hoare married Jan. 22 1912 in St. Just in Penwith, Cornwall to Ellen Jane Hosking 1893-1980
His first job was at B.F. Goodrich but later retired in 1957 from Goodyear Rubber Company after 25 years service, in Plant 1 spreader room. He served as a school guard for the church of Annunciation and was a professional boxer in the Golden Gloves arena. In 1919 he went to Pittsburg to work in the Steel Mills for Edgar Thompson Steel and in 1920 he represented that city in a 7 man boxing team that went to New York and won the welterweight division.
He worked as a school patrolman for five years at Arlington and Exchange Street
Children of Ellen and William
William Harris Hoare 1913-1981 ( Dorothy L. Spidle)
Nora Ellen Hoare 1912-2001 ( Virgil Spidle)
His sister; Mable Hoare 1896-1980 (Martin Otto Williams)
His amateur and professional fighting career listed 75 bouts between 1907 to 1935 with one knock down. He learned his boxing on board the HMS Alexander battleship as featherweight champion.
Declaration of Intention 7 June 1917 Summit County Ohio
Ship Majestic from residence St. Just, 'Cornwall to Liverpool to New York. 9 April 1913.
Petition for Naturalization 1 May 1917, Summit County, Ohio
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