Austin, Harold Richard 11.apr.1880-1966 England, London Paddington - London Hillingdon
1881-1891 residing with his parents, brother, sister and 2 servants at 50 Tavistock Crescent in London Kensington, 1911 as composer residing with his widowed mother at 48 Woodstock Road in London Chiswick Bedford Park, 14.oct.1914-3.mar.1919 in WWI he served in the Anti-Aircraft Corps, 1921-1923 as musician residing with his mother, a brother and a servant at 48 Woodstock Road, 1937-1938 residing in Folkestone Kent, 1939 as married musician and composer residing with his mother, a student at the Royal College of Music Colin R Horsley (New Zealand 23.apr.1920-) and a servant at 48 Woodstock Road, until 1947 residing with his wife at 48 Woodstock Road, 1952-1953 residing with his daughter at 48 Woodstock Road ; son of journalist Louis Frederick Austin (New York 9.oct.1852-15.sep.1905 Sussex, Brighton, Metropole Hotel) and Wilhelmina Jemina Robinson (London Paddington 6.jul.1852-9.jun.1945 Bedford Park) ; brother of novelist/lyricist Phyllis Austin ; 11.jul.1922 at St Matthew in London Hammersmith he married Mary Elizabeth Coke (Kent, Ashford 30.sep.1888-1947 London Bedford Park)

Title	Parts

[] Pensees tristes. Melodie pour violon et piano pub E. Ashdown, London 1902
[] Dearest, farewell. Song. In E flat and F words by "Alien" pub E. Ashdown, London 1902
[] In the wilderness. Song words Ethel Tarry pub Lublin & Co., London 1908
[] The wild black men. Song words by F. O'Neill Gallagher pub Chappell & Co., London 1909 copyright renewal Harold Austin, Folkestone, Kent 28apr1937
[] Heart of May. Song. In E flat and F words F. O'Neill Gallagher pub Chappell & Co., London 1910 copyright renewal Harold Austin, Folkestone, Kent 6apr1938
[] When roses bloom. Song words Harold Simpson pub Chappell & Co., London 1910
[] Dearest long ago. Song words by Lady Lindsay pub Chappell & Co., London 1913 copyright renewal Harold Austin, London 12nov1940
[] Beyond the Bay. Song. No.1 in E flat. Low voice words Gunby Hadath pub Elkin & Co., London 1919
[] In the woods "I love to roam in the woods". Song. No.2 in D. Medium voice words by Lady Lindsay pub Elkin & Co., London 1919
[] Molly O'Donegal "At Donegal fair" words Phyllis Austin pub Chappell & Co., London 1920 copyright renewal Harold Austin 12sep1950
[] To my fair lady words Phyllis Austin pub Boosey & Co., London 24feb1921 copyright renewal Harold Austin 9aug1948
[] Mummy's l'il' feeler words Phyllis Austin pub Chappell & Co., London 25jul1922 copyright renewal Harold Austin 26jul1949
[] Lace and lavender. Graceful dance. Piano pub Augener Ltd., London 1jul1926 copyright renewal Harold Austin 31aug1953
[] Summer clouds. Intermezzo. Violin, violoncello and piano pub Augener Ltd., London 1jul1926 copyright renewal Harold Austin 31aug1953

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