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      | Harry 
      Maskrey | 
	  Derby County FC
 1 appearance, 
	  1 goal against
 
      
      P 1 W 1 D 
	  0 L 0 F 3: A 1100% 
	  successful
 1908
 
	  
	  captain:  noneminutes played: 90
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      | Timeline |  
      |  | Harry Mart Maskrey |  
      | Birth | Friday, 8 October 1880 in Unstone, 
			  Dronfield, Derbyshire |  
      |  | registered as Maskerey in Chesterfield October-December 1880 |  
      |  | According to the 1881 
      census, the six-month old Harry is the youngest of four children, all 
	  sons, to William and Elizabeth (née Mart). His father is a 
	  stonemason. They live on Derby Road in Hasland, a suburb of Chesterfield. |  
      |  | According to the 1891 
      census, Harry remains the youngest son living at home with his widowed 
	  mother. He is a scholar living on Pentrich Road in Ripley.  |  
      |  | According to the 1901 
      census, Harry is now the youngest of three sons still at home with his 
	  mother on Pentrich Road. All three are hewers in the coal mines. |  
      | Marriage | to Agnes 
	  Beeson, in spring 1905, at Bourne Chapel, Kedleston Street, in Derby, Derbyshire |  
      |  | registered in Derby April-June 1905 |  
      | Children | Harry and Agnes 
	  Maskrey have one son together. Harry Mart (b.10 
	  November 1905) |  
      |  | His mother died in 
	  mid-1909According to the 1911 
      census, Harry Mart, a professional footballer, is now married to Agnes, a 
	  shopkeeper. The census return calls her the Head! They have one son, also 
	  named Harry Mart. They live at 58 Priestman Terrace in 
	  Manningham, Bradford, with his niece, Annie Elizabeth Maskrey.
 |  
      | "RIPLEY | GOALKEEPER AS 
	  INNKEEPER.—At Ripley, on Monday, Harry 
	  Maskrey, the well-known Bradford City goalkeeper, was granted the transfer 
	  of the Cross Keys Inn, Ripley. Maskrey is a native of Ripley, and was 
	  transferred to Derby County from the Ripley Athletic Club some years ago."  
	  - Alfreton and Belper Journal, Friday, 5 May 1911. |  
      |  | "Harry 
	  Maskrey, the well-known goalkeeper, was granted a billiard licence for the Cross Keys Inn, Ripley."  
	  - The Derbyshire Advertiser, Friday, 
	  16 February 1912. |  
      | 20621 | 
	  Served as a Guardsman with the 4th Grenadier Guards during WW1. Address 
	  stated as 182 Mansfield Road in Derby.  |  
      | "DERBY TRANSFER SESSIONS | The Sessions for the final transfers of licenses in the 
	  borough of Derby were held at the Derby Borough Police Court this (Tuesday) 
	  morning. Mr. E. S. Johnson presided..and the following transfers were 
	  agreed to:—shop, 61, Cedar-street, from Walter Herbert to Harry Mart Maskrey."  - 
	  The Derby Daily Telegraph, Tuesday, 28 July 1914. |  
      | "DERBY TRANSFER SESSIONS | The following transfers were 
	  approved:—house and shop, 61, Cedar-street, from Harry Mart Maskrey to Thos. Bexson."  - 
	  The Derbyshire Advertiser, Tuesday, 21 January 1916. |  
      |  | 
	  His brother, Isaac, was killed in 
	  action in France, 11 December 1917.According to the 1921 census, Harry, a grocer, 
	  is still married, and with their son and niece, they live at 61 Cedar 
	  Street in the Markeaton area of Derby.
 |  
      | "List of Transfers | The following transfers were granted:—house and shop, beer-off, 61 Cedar-street, from Harry Mart Maskrey 
	  to Christopher Barnett. The following temporary transfers were granted:—Horse 
	  and Groom, Elm-street, from Nathan Garwell to Harry Mart Maskrey (the 
	  ex-Derby County and international goalkeeper)." - 
	  The Derby Daily Telegraph, Thursday, 23 November 1922. |  
      | "DERBY LICENSES | The following transfers of licenses were granted by the 
	  Licensing Committee at the Derby Transfer Session to-day (Thursday):—New 
	  Inn, Russell-street, from Emma Allsopp to Harry Mart Maskrey." - 
	  Derby and Chesterfield Reporter, Friday, 12 January 1923. |  
      | Death | Thursday morning, 21 April 1927 at The New Inn, 
	  Russell Street, Derby, Derbyshire. |  
      | aged 
      46 years 254 days | registered in Derby April-June 1927 |  
      | Obituary |  
      | "DEATH OF HARRY MASKREY "Harry Maskrey, the former Derby County 
	  goalkeeper, died suddenly yesterday at the New Inn, Derby, of which he had 
	  been the licensee for the past five years. Maskrey, who was a native of 
	  Ripley, joined Derby County in 1903, and proved one of the finest 
	  custodians the club ever had. He was honoured by his country in 1908, when 
	  he played against Ireland, and in the following season was transferred to 
	  Bradford City." - 
	  Sunderland Daily Echo, Friday, 22 April 1927
 
 "DEATH OF HARRY MASKREY—A FORMER 
	  DERBY COUNTY GOALKEEPER
 "sportsmen, not only in Derby and district but in other parts of 
	  the country, will receive with regret the news of the death, which 
	  occurred suddenly this morning of Harry Maskrey, the former goalkeeper 
	  for Derby County. He only saw a doctor as recently as Tuesday, and no one 
	  predicted his end was so near. He got up as usual, and was in the yard at 
	  the rear of the New Inn, Russell Street, Derby, of which he had 
	  been the licensee for the five years, when he collapsed and died. Maskrey 
	  joined the County from 
	  Ripley in 1903. He soon made his mark, for he proved to be a masterful 
	  goalkeeper, and put up many marvellous performances, his name becoming 
	  worthy of classification with those of such men as Robinson, Fryer, Sam 
	  Hardy and Scattergood, the last-named of whom took his place between the 
	  posts following his transfer to Bradford in October, 1909." - 
	  The Derby Daily Telegraph, Saturday, 21 April 1927.
 
 "Derby County 2 Sunderland 1—Derby County wore black armbands in 
	  memory of Harry Maskery, their goalkeeper of former days, who died during 
	  the week." - Football Echo, Saturday, 23 April 1927.
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      | Funeral | Sunday, 24 April 1927 at 
	  Nottingham Road cemetery in Derby. |  
      |  | "The funeral of Mr. Harry Maskrey, the former Derby County 
	  goalkeepr, took place at Nottingham-road Cemetery, on Sunday, this 
	  departure from the rule against Sunday interments being by doctor's orders. 
	  The bearers were Messrs. Dobson, Jennings, Armitage, Yeomans, Cormack, and 
	  Edwards. Wreaths were sent by the widow and son,...directors of the Derby 
	  County Football Club...[Among friends present were Mr. Steve Bloomer, Mr. 
	  J. Methven, Mr. Harry Leonard]. The coffin was of plain English oak, with nameplate 
	  engraved 'Harry Mart Maskrey, at rest April 21, 1927, aged 45 years.' The 
	  arrangements were carried out by the Co-operative Society." -The  
	  Derby Daily Telegraph, Monday, 25 April 1927. |  
      | Probate | "MASKREY 
	  Harry Mark of the New Inn Russell-street 
	  Derby died 21 April 
	  1927 Probate 
	  Derby 6 July to Agnes Maskrey 
	  widow.
	  
	  Effects £3958 7s. 5d." 
	  [2025 equivalent: £215,438] |  
      |  | "Mr. Harry Mart Maskrey, of Longford Street, Derby, only son of 
	  the late Mr. Harry Maskrey, the former Derby County and international 
	  goalkeeper, was married at St. Michael's Church, Derby, on Wednesday, to 
	  Miss Marie Josephine Reid Panton, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. 
	  Panton, of Argyle, Derby Road, Shelton Lock." - The 
	  Ripley Heanor News, 
	  Friday, 4 September 1936. |  
      |  | His wife, 
	  Agnes, died on 23 May 1941 in Derby |  
      | Source |  
	  
	   Douglas Lammings' An 
      English Football Internationalist Who's Who [1990] & |  
      | Playing Career |  
      | Club(s)
 | Began his career 
	  in the coalmines and played his football with Ripley Athletic FC before 
	  being signed by Derby County FC in December 1902.
	  He 
	  then signed for Bradford City AFC on 28 October 1909, but returned to Ripley and Ripley Town 
	  FC on 23 May 1911. Signed for 
	  Burton All Saints FC before re-signing for Derby County FC from September 
	  to December 1920. He returned to 
	  Burton All Saints FC until his retirement in December 1922. |  
      | League honours
 243 appearances
 | Derby County FC 1903-09 197 appearances debut: 22 
	  April 1903 Derby County FC 2 Grimsby Town FC 2.
 Bradford City FC 1909-10 41 appearances
 debut: 30 
	  October 1909 Bradford City FC 2 Sheffield United FC 0.
 Derby 
	  County FC 1920 five appearances
 debut: 4 September 1920 
	  Chelsea FC 1 Derby County FC 1.
 last: 4 December 1920 
	  Blackburn Rovers FC 2 Derby County FC 0.
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      | Club honours | Football League 
	  Division One best: fifth place 1910-11 (12ᵃ) FA Cup 
	  runners-up 1902-03 (0ᵃ), winners 1910-11 (0ᵃ);
 |  
      | Individual honours | Football League 
	  (one appearance) |  
      | Distinctions | None |  
      | Height/Weight | 6' 
      1", 13st. 
      2lbs [1908]. |  
      | Source | Douglas Lammings' An English 
      Football Internationalist Who's Who [1990]. |  
      | England Career |  
      | Player number | One of three 
	  who became the 330th 
      players (330) to appear for England. |  
      | Position(s) | Goalkeeper |  
      | Only match | No. 92, 15 February 1908, Ireland 1 England 
	  3, a British Championship match at
			
			Solitude Ground, 
	  Cliftonville, Belfast, aged 27 years 
      130 days. |  
      | Major tournaments | British 
	  Championship 1907-08; |  
      | Team honours | British Championship shared
	  1907-08; |  
      | Individual honours | The North
	  (one appearance, 4ᵍᵃ January 1908); |  
      | Distinctions | None |  
      | Beyond England |  
      | A Derby businessman after leaving 
	  football in 1922. Like many retired footballers, turned his hand to 
	  victualling. - 
      An English Football Internationalists' Who's Who. 
      Douglas Lamming (1990). Hatton Press, p.169. |  
 
 
      
      | The Numbers |  
      | parties | Apps | comp.apps | minutes | Goals Against | GA Av. min
 | Comp GA | Clean Sheets
 | Cln Sht Av
 | captain |  
      | 1 | 1 | 1 | 90 | 1 | 90 | 1 | 0 | 0 | none |  
      | The minutes here given 
	  can only ever be a guideline and cannot therefore be accurate, only an 
	  approximation. |  
  
    | P | W | D | L | F | A | GD | FTS | CS | FAv | AAv | Pts% | W/L |  
    | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | +2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 100 | +1 |  
    | His only match was in the British Championship at an an away venue |  Tournament Record
 
 
 
    
    | British Championship Competition |  
    | Type | P | W | D | L | F | A | GD | FTS | CS | FAv | AAv | Pts% | W/L |  
    | BC 1907-08 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | +2 | 0 | 0 | 3.00 | 1.00 | 100.0 | +1 |  
    | BC
    All | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | +2 | 0 | 0 | 3.00 | 1.00 | 100.0 | +1 |  
 
  
    | All Competition |  
    | Type | P | W | D | L | F | A | GD | FTS | CS | FAv | AAv | Pts% | W/L |  
    | BC | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | +2 | 0 | 0 | 3.00 | 1.00 | 100.0 | +1 |  
  
    | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | +2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 100 | +1 |  
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