NOTE: He was born as Harold Bailey, in Kelvin Grove.
Home at death: 18 Ocean Street, Bondi
He was killed in a motor accident.
He was cremated on June 17, 1952 at Eastern Suburbs Crematorium. The record says that the ashes were buried.
Articles on his death: Page 16 - "The Sydney Morning Herald" - June 17, 1952 - No. 35,721
Famous chess player. As a boy, he used "Harold St. Aubyn" as his stage-name.
Famous author. He used the pen-name "Hamer". He is most remembered for the "lost race" novel, "Amazon Island", 1933. Among his other works are "The Adventures of Mrs. Parsley", 1942.
Home at death: 18 Ocean Street, Bondi
He was killed in a motor accident.
He was cremated on June 17, 1952 at Eastern Suburbs Crematorium. The record says that the ashes were buried.
Articles on his death: Page 16 - "The Sydney Morning Herald" - June 17, 1952 - No. 35,721
Famous chess player. As a boy, he used "Harold St. Aubyn" as his stage-name.
Famous author. He used the pen-name "Hamer". He is most remembered for the "lost race" novel, "Amazon Island", 1933. Among his other works are "The Adventures of Mrs. Parsley", 1942.
NOTE: He was born as Harold Bailey, in Kelvin Grove.
Home at death: 18 Ocean Street, Bondi
He was killed in a motor accident.
He was cremated on June 17, 1952 at Eastern Suburbs Crematorium. The record says that the ashes were buried.
Articles on his death: Page 16 - "The Sydney Morning Herald" - June 17, 1952 - No. 35,721
Famous chess player. As a boy, he used "Harold St. Aubyn" as his stage-name.
Famous author. He used the pen-name "Hamer". He is most remembered for the "lost race" novel, "Amazon Island", 1933. Among his other works are "The Adventures of Mrs. Parsley", 1942.
Home at death: 18 Ocean Street, Bondi
He was killed in a motor accident.
He was cremated on June 17, 1952 at Eastern Suburbs Crematorium. The record says that the ashes were buried.
Articles on his death: Page 16 - "The Sydney Morning Herald" - June 17, 1952 - No. 35,721
Famous chess player. As a boy, he used "Harold St. Aubyn" as his stage-name.
Famous author. He used the pen-name "Hamer". He is most remembered for the "lost race" novel, "Amazon Island", 1933. Among his other works are "The Adventures of Mrs. Parsley", 1942.
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