Thomas King HARDING
Thomas King HARDING of Ashton Gifford House, Codford St.Mary, Wiltshire; Gentleman: Formerly of Rodmead Farm, Maiden Bradley: Yeoman.
Born 8th December 1823, Flitford Farm.
Baptised 8th February 1824, Rodden, Lieut of the Maiden Bradley Co of Volunteers: for some time Chairman of the Rural District Council; Member of South Wilts Chamber of Agriculture in the Central Chamber, Member of the South West Wilts Hounds.
Died 26th May 1916 aged 92. Buried Codsord st Peter.
Extract from NARRATIVE PEDIGREE of the HARDING FAMILY, 1966 By N. J. Royal
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