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Cathey · 11th May 2015, 05:21 AM

Hi Jim

Actually there are quite a few Harveys, according to my data base as follows:
Harvey, George: 1777 – 1780 21 Park St
Harvey, John: 1630 - 1645
Harvey, John: 1849 – 1854 40 High St, Deritend
Harvey, John: 1855 - Albert Works, Glover St
Harvey, John: 1860 - 27 Adderley St
Harvey, John: 1865 – 1882 123 Steelbouse Lane
Harvey, John: 1883 – 1897 Coleshill St
Harvey, Joseph: 1800 – 1814 16 Upper Priory
Harvey, Joseph: 1815 – 1820 Park St
Harvey, Mary: 1847 - High St, Deritend
Harvey, William: 1816 – 1820 High St

There is even a Mary for a short time. The earliest Harvey appears to be a John Harvey, but as you say I can find no records of when or who used what version of the fox. I guess we will never know unless we can accuratley date some blades, but as Baskets often had there blades updated, this is not much help either.

Cheers Cathey and Rex

11th May 2015, 05:21 AM	#3
Cathey Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: adelaide south australia Posts: 284	Harveys Hi Jim Actually there are quite a few Harveys, according to my data base as follows: Harvey, George: 1777 – 1780 21 Park St Harvey, John: 1630 - 1645 Harvey, John: 1849 – 1854 40 High St, Deritend Harvey, John: 1855 - Albert Works, Glover St Harvey, John: 1860 - 27 Adderley St Harvey, John: 1865 – 1882 123 Steelbouse Lane Harvey, John: 1883 – 1897 Coleshill St Harvey, Joseph: 1800 – 1814 16 Upper Priory Harvey, Joseph: 1815 – 1820 Park St Harvey, Mary: 1847 - High St, Deritend Harvey, William: 1816 – 1820 High St There is even a Mary for a short time. The earliest Harvey appears to be a John Harvey, but as you say I can find no records of when or who used what version of the fox. I guess we will never know unless we can accuratley date some blades, but as Baskets often had there blades updated, this is not much help either. Cheers Cathey and Rex