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Lord Northcliffe
Early 1900s
Location unknown
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http://sdaedalus.wordpress.com

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Alfred Harmwsorth
1912
Location unknown
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Grand Falls Windsor Heritage Society A.N.D Collection

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Harmsworth, later Lord Northcliffe
Early 1900s
England
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http://general-history.com/three-newspaper-tycoons/

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Harold Sidney Harmsworth

Harold was the financial brains behind the most successful journalistic enterprise in British history. His eldest brother, Alfred, was the visionary behind the Harmsworth publishing empire but it was Harold who ensured that it stayed on firm financial footing. His was a cautious, prudent personality even though the family nickname for him was "Bunny". Where Alfred excelled with words and vision, Harold's forte was numbers, caution and restraint. It was he, more than anyone else, who was responsible for the amazing success story of the Harmsworths.

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Harold Harmsworth: The Money Man
Circa 1890
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Credits:
Taylor, S.J. The Great Outsiders; Northcliffe, Rothermere and The Daily Mail. Copyright © S.J. Taylor, 1996

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Harold Sidney Harmsworth
Early 1900s
Location unknown
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Credits:
Grand Falls Windsor Heritage Society A.N.D Collection

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Harold Harmsworth
1939
Location unknown
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Credits:
Taylor, S.J. The Great Outsiders; Northcliffe, Rothermere and The Daily Mail. Copyright © S.J. Taylor, 1996

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On July 4th, 1893, Harold Married Mary Lilian Share (d. 16 Mar 1937), the daughter of George Wade Share, of Forest Hill, County Surrey.

They had three sons|
" Captain Hon. Harold Alfred Vyvyan St. George Harmsworth (born 2 August 1894, died 12 February 1918)
" Lt. Hon. Vere Sidney Tudor Harmsworth (born 25 September 1895, died 13 November 1916)
" Esmond Harmsworth, 2nd Viscount Rothermere (29 May 1898-1978)

The first two were killed in World War I and Harold never quite got over their deaths. He endowed university buildings, scholarships, items and sites in their memory. His entire empire and title were inherited by his sole surviving son, Esmond, upon his death in 1940.

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Harold Harmsworth: Marriage and Family
Circa Early 1900s
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Credits:
Taylor, S.J. The Great Outsiders; Northcliffe, Rothermere and The Daily Mail. Copyright © S.J. Taylor, 1996

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Harold and His Three Sons
Early 1900s
Location unknown
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Credits:
Taylor, S.J. The Great Outsiders; Northcliffe, Rothermere and The Daily Mail. Copyright © S.J. Taylor, 1996

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Lilian and Her Three Sons
Early 1900s
Location unknown
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Credits:
Taylor, S.J. The Great Outsiders; Northcliffe, Rothermere and The Daily Mail. Copyright © S.J. Taylor, 1996

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Harold's wife: Lilian Share
Early 1900s
Location unknown
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Credits:
Ferris, Paul. The House of Northcliffe: The Harmsworths of Fleet Street. Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London, 1971.

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Harold Harmsworth and Vyvyan Harmsworth
1915
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Credits:
Taylor, S.J. The Great Outsiders; Northcliffe, Rothermere and The Daily Mail. Copyright © S.J. Taylor, 1996

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Vyvyan Harmsworth was the eldest son of Lord Rothermere. As a young man he attended Eton (1908-12).
Vyvyan Harmsworth, who returned to the Western Front when he recovered from his wounds, was killed on 12th February, 1918.

Vere Harmsworth, the second son of Lord Rothermere, joined the Royal Navy but was invalided out after being deafened by gunfire.
Vere Harmsworth was shot in the throat and killed on 13th November, 1916, while attacking German trenches at Ancre.