Pelissier, Harry Gabriel 27.apr.1874-25.sep.1913 England, London Finchley - London Finchley
pianist, entertainer, actor, 25.jul.1874 baptized at St Mary in Finchley, he started at a young age singing his own ballads in the London concert halls, 1899-1910 residing at 3 Blenheim Mansions in Westminster London, 1905 he founded the opera troupe 'The Follies' presenting one-act 'potted plays' which became immensely popular, 28.jun.1913 he returned from a visit without his wife to Madeira and possibly South Africa, he died at 1 Nevern Square while residing at Elm House, Church End in Finchley ; son of diamand merchant Jean Frederic Antoine Pelissier (France 1829-13.mar.1914 London) and Jane Keen (Hertfordshire, Hitchin 1839-1900 Finchley) ; 14.sep.1911 aged 37 at St Peters, Great Windhill Street, Piccadilly Circus he married the 16 year old actress Virginia Lilian Emmeline Mackenzie 'Fay' Compton (London 18.sep.1894-12.dec.1978 London)

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[] Dreams of rest pub Reynolds & Co., London 1897
[] It wasn't for the likes o' huss! A burglar's song pub Reynolds & Co., London 1897
[] Jane! Humorous song pub Reynolds & Co., London 1897
[] Love me in the land of dreams pub Reynolds & Co., London 1897
[] Mein Faderland. Song written by F. S. Pelissier, etc. pub Reynolds & Co., London 1898
[] Old Cronies pub Reynolds & Co., London 1898
[] Down in Idaho pub Reynolds & Co., London 1899
[] River pub Reynolds & Co., London 1899
[] A Salutation pub Keith, Prowse & Co., London 1900
[] All on the road to Brighton. A song of the motor car pub Reynolds & Co., London 1900
[] I want the moon pub Reynolds & Co., London 1900
[] Little mandarin pub Reynolds & Co., London 1900
[] Love's cradle song pub Leonard & Co., London 1901
[] Tell me why, in G and B pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London 1901
[] A world of my own. Song. Soprano, mezzosoprano, countertenor pub G. Ricordi & Cie., Milan 1902
[] Give me the morn pub E. Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew Ltd., London 1902
[] It's just the same now pub Reynolds & Co., London 1902
[] Memory's Garden pub E. Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew Ltd., London 1902
[] What a happy land is England pub Joseph Williams, London 1904
[] Canaries pub Joseph Williams, London 1906
[] I want somebody to love me pub Joseph Williams, London 1906
[] Our canadian canoe. Duet pub Joseph Williams, London 1906
[] Tipperary millionaire. Humorous song pub Reynolds & Co., London 1906
[] What a very great improvement it would be pub Joseph Williams, London 1906
[] Contrary Mary. Humorous song words A. Davenport and H. G. Pelissier pub Joseph Williams, London 1908
[] Ypsilanti. Song words A. Davenport pub Joseph Williams, London 1908
[] The girl for me. Song words H. E. Wright and H. G. Pelissier pub Joseph Williams, London 1911
[] Coronation Day. Burlesque song words H. E. Wright and H. G. Pelissier pub Joseph Williams, London 1911
[] Just as good fish in the sea. Song pub Enoch & Sons, London 1912
[] The Seven Sleepers of Ephesus. Humorous song pub Joseph Williams, London 1912
[] The waster's waltz. Piano pub Joseph Williams, London 1913
[] The dandy one-step. Song or Duet pub Joseph Williams, London 1913
[] Drone and the bumble bee pub Reynolds & Co., London
[] My Sailor. Song words and music H. G. Pellissier pub Joseph Williams, London
[] A dog song pub Reynolds & Co., London pub Willcocks & Co., London

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