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Ernest Henry (Ern) Yardley (1869-1932) barber, tobacconist and trade union official
Birth: 1869 at Taradale, Victoria, son of William Yardley (1788-1851), a police officer born in Bloomsbury, Middlesex, England, and Clara Matilda, née Ford (1845-1908), born in Holborn, London. Marriage: 1895 in Melbourne, Victoria, to Alice Wood (c.1869-1940). Death: 1 January 1932 at Wonthaggi, Victoria. Religion: Catholic.
Sources
Edgar Ross, A history of the Miners' Federation of Australia ([Sydney], 1970); P. D. Gardner, Too old to rat: the radical miners of South Gippsland 1893-1904 (Ensay, Victoria, 1994).
'Yardley, Ernest Henry (Ern) (1869–1932)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/yardley-ernest-henry-ern-33673/text42137, accessed 11 September 2024.
1869
Taradale,
Victoria,
Australia
1 January,
1932
(aged ~ 63)
Wonthaggi,
Victoria,
Australia
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