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'''Harry Barling''', singer from South Willesborough, Ashford, [[Kent]], 1867 (?) - 1947. | '''Harry Barling''', singer from South Willesborough, Ashford, [[Kent]], 1867 (?) - 1947. | ||
[[Francis Collinson]] collected from him | He was living at 110 Gladstone Road, South Willesborough when [[Francis Collinson]] collected songs from him on 3rd December 1942: | ||
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Harry Barling, singer from South Willesborough, Ashford, Kent, 1867 (?) - 1947.
He was living at 110 Gladstone Road, South Willesborough when Francis Collinson collected songs from him on 3rd December 1942:
He had worked as a master carpenter, and was a member of the Aldington Brass Band for 45 years - he was bandmaster when he retired from the band in 1930. A keen cyclist, he died at the age of 80 when, cycling to visit his sons in nearby villages, he was in a collison with a motor-cyclist (Obituary in Kentish Express, Friday 19th September 1947).