Huskisson, Victor Albert
- Born: 1884 Mar 6
- Marriage: Farr, Blanche Edith on 1920 Mar 3 in Woodstock, Western Cape, South Africa
- Died: 1961 Aug 23 aged 77
- Buried: Noord Hoek, Western Cape, South Africa
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He went to work in the dockyard in Simonstown as an apprentice Carpenter. He then joined the SA infantry Brigade in WW1 and went to Egypt and France. He was at the Battle of Dellville Wood and was one of the 150 survivors out of 3,700 men. He came back to SA after the war and he worked for the council, then for an agent at the market in CT and later became an auctioneer at the market. He also worked in the Deeds office and at the Racecourse. He played rugby for Gardens RFC before the war.
Noted events in his life were:
• Court: WOOD AND IRON GARAGE PRINCES STREET CLAREMONT: VA HUSKISSON, 1928.
Victor married Blanche Edith Farr, daughter of Walter Edward Farr and Annie Mary Saunders, on 1920 Mar 3 in Woodstock, Western Cape, South Africa. (Blanche Edith Farr was born on 1899 Jul 22, died on 1966 Mar 14 in Cape Province, South Africa and was buried in Plumstead, Western Cape, South Africa.)
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