For the Canadian jockey, see Harry Watts (jockey).
Harry Watts
Harry Watts – Rescuer
Born
(1826-06-15)15 June 1826
Sunderland, England
Died
26 April 1913(1913-04-26) (aged 86)
Sunderland
Education
Left school at nine
Occupation(s)
Sailor and diver
Employer
River Wear Commission
Known for
Saving lives
Spouse
Sarah Ann Thompson
Children
Two
Parent(s)
William and Elizabeth Watts
Henry Watts (15 June 1826 – 26 April 1913) was a Sunderland sailor and diver, who rescued over 40 people from drowning during his lifetime – and assisted in the rescue of another 120 people.[1]
^Spencer, Alfred (1911). Life of Harry Watts, Sixty Years Sailor & Diver. Sunderland: Hills & Company.
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