Henry James FLACK

1904 - 1993  (88 years)

• Name	Henry James FLACK  [1, 2]
  Birth	17 Jul 1904	Newington, Surrey
  	dob 17 July 1904 from baptism record
  Gender	Male
  Baptism	7 Aug 1904	Newington St Mary, London
  	[LMA / ancestry image] Baptism in the Parish of St Mary Newington in the County of London: 07 Aug 1904 Henry James of Henry James and Minnie FLACK of 24 Pullins Buildings Penton Place, Lamp Lighter. Born July 17 1904.
  Death	29 Jun 1993	Golders Green, London NW11   [3]
  Person ID	I25108	Tree001D
  Last Modified	8 Apr 2025

  
  

  Father	Henry James FLACK,   b. 5 Jun 1877, Walworth, London, Middlesex d. 20 Mar 1956, Watford, Hertfordshire (Age 78 years)
  Mother	Minnie PEARCE,   b. 1880, Putney, Surrey d. 1923, Daventry Reg Dist, Northamptonshire (Age 43 years)
  Marriage	16 Apr 1901	St Mary Putney, Middlesex
  Notes	[LMA / ancestry image] 1901 Marriage solemnized at Putney Church in the Parish of Putney in the County of London: 16 April 1901 Henry James FLACK aged 24 bachelor milkman of 4 Spencer Terrace Lower Richmond Road Putney son of Henry James Flack carpet cutter, and Minnie PEARCE aged 21 spinster of 4 Spencer Terrace Lower Richmond Road Putney daughter of Pearce (decd) paper hanger. Wits: Harry W Pearce and Clara Pearce
  Family ID	F7648	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Dundee Evening Telegraph 13 September 1933 [findmypast] ===================================== The hearing was resumed at the Guildhall London Police Court to-day of the case in which a cinematograph film was said to have been taken of an alleged theft. Three men, named Henry Charles Frank Newman (51), George Frederick Haynes (29) and Frank Hume (30) were charged with stealing on July 21st at 18 Kings Street, Smithfield, four sides of bacon valued at £8, belonging to Messrs George Bowles, Nicholls & Co. Two other men, Edward Randall 959) and Henry James Flack (39) were charged with being concerned with the other accused in stealing between April 1 and July 22 certain bales of bacon valued at £40. At the last hearing Mr Edmond O'Connor, prosecuting, mentioned that Messrs Bowles and Nicholls had been missing large quantities of bacon over good period, and they employed the services of ex-Detective Inspector Leach of Scotland Yard. Observation was kept on the premises and persons, during the course of which Newman was seen to take bales of bacon out on a barrow with Randall's benediction. Randall was employed there as a foreman. Mr O'Connor said he would have to prefer charges of conspiracy against the defendents. "For the first time in the history of the courts", he added, "I shall be able to produce a cinematograph film of Newman actually stealing his master's goods." The sentences: Randall and Flack were discharged. Newman was sentenced to three months' imprisonment in the second division and Haynes and Hume were sentenced to three months' hard labour on each of the three charges, the sentences to run consecutively. GRO Birth Index JAS 1904 Southwark mother's maiden name Pearce. GRO Death Index June 1993 Hendon Henry James Flack born 17 July 1904.

  
  

• Sources

  [S1748] 1911 Census England and Wales 2 April, 11 Park Square Mews, Marylebone, London. Henry James Flack, son of Henry James Flack, 6, Newington Surrey London [S2091] 1939 Register for England & Wales, (The National Archives (findmypast / ancestry)), 420a St Albans Road, Watford M.B., Hertfordshire. 177/1 Henry J Flack born 05 June 1877 married Late Motor Electircal Engineer to the Viceroy of Ireland 177/2 Henry J Flack born 17 July 1904 single engineer - service manage car repair Dept 177/3 Alexandra M Flack born 09 Aug 1902 single secretary to firm under government contracts 177/4 Mary Flack corrected to Hancock born 02 Feb 1865 widow housekeeper to above [S1339] National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1993. FLACK Henry James of 11 Wentworth Road Golders Green London NW11 died 29 June 1993 Probate Ipswich 19 July not exceeding £125000