In the October to December 1899 birth index Harry England, Prestwich, Lancashire, volume 8d, page 409.

In the 1901 census 22 Pemberton Street, St. Albans, Cheetham, North Manchester, Lancashire.
Head William England, age 29, plumber, worker, born Leeds, Yorkshire.
Wife Mrs England, age 25, born Leeds.
Daughter Gladys England, age 3, born Manchester, Lancashire.
Son Harry England, age 1, born Manchester.

In the 1911 census 5 Westbourne Grove, Cheetham, Manchester.
Head William England, age 40, plumber (unemployed), born Adel, Yorkshire.
Wife Eliza England, age 36, married 13 years, 5 children born alive, 3 still living, born Leeds.
Son Harry England, age 11, school, born Manchester.
Daughter Beatrice Mary England, age 9, school, born Manchester.
There are 5 rooms in the dwelling.

England National Roll of the Great War
H. England, Lance Corporal, South Wales Borderers.
Joining in November 1916, he embarked for the Western Front in the following April and did excellent work as a Lewis gunner in the Battles of Arras, Messines, Ypres and Lens. He was wounded in the latter engagement and invalided to England, and on his discharge was from hospital was retained on home defence duties. He was serving with the Seaforth Highlanders in Scotland in 1920, and holds the General Service and Victory Medals
5, Westbourne Grove, Cheetham Hill.