Edgar Hose was born in Camberwell, then in Surrey, the second son of John and Maria Henley Robinson.[1] His mother died before he was ten years old, and his widowed father married for a second time, to Jemima Closs Fieldwick. From this second marriage, Edgar gained two younger brothers, Henry Fieldwick Hose and Arthur Steains Hose[2] He had a younger sister, Mary, (born in 1870). Edgar's father, throughout this period, was involved in the manufacture of linen. Hose was educated at Dulwich College.
Hockeyedit
As a hockey player he played at outside-right and represented Bromley, Kent, South of England, and England[3] In 1897, Hose made his first appearance for the England national field hockey team against Ireland, and went on to play for them twice in 1899 (against ireland and Wales).[4]
He remained involved in hockey after he had ceased to play the game. In 1899 he wrote a chapter in J. Nicholson Smith and Philip A. Robson's Hockey: historical and practical, his chapter being dedicated to his position of Outside-right. In this publication he stated that: "Outside-right has been justly called the easiest place to fill satisfactorily in a hockey team.".[5] He later became the honorary secretary to the All England Women's Hockey Association (AEWHA) in 1899[6] just four years after the founding of that association.
Later lifeedit
Edgar married Kate in 1893 and they had a daughter, Dorothy Enid.[7] Edgar Hose died on 21 Oct 1943 aged 76, his death being registered in Cheltenham.[8]
^J. Nicholson Smith, Philip A. Robson, Hockey: historical and practical, Issue 9, page ix, (Publisher - Innes), 1899
^. The Alleynian. Dulwich College. Archived from the original on 19 May 2011. Retrieved 15 October 2008.
^J. Nicholson Smith, Philip A. Robson, Hockey: historical and practical, Issue 9, page 224, (Publisher - Innes), 1899
^The Academy and literature, Volume 56, p 301, 1899
^Census Returns of England and Wales, 1901, Class: RG13; Piece: 691; Folio: 149; Page: 37.
^General Register Office. England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes. London, England: General Register Office
January 01, 1970
edgar, hose, edgar, geoffrey, stanley, hose, 1867, 1943, english, international, hockey, player, contents, early, life, hockey, later, life, referencesearly, life, edit, born, camberwell, then, surrey, second, john, maria, henley, robinson, mother, died, befor. Edgar Geoffrey Stanley Hose 22 Jul 1867 21 Oct 1943 was an English international hockey player Contents 1 Early life 2 Hockey 3 Later life 4 ReferencesEarly life editEdgar Hose was born in Camberwell then in Surrey the second son of John and Maria Henley Robinson 1 His mother died before he was ten years old and his widowed father married for a second time to Jemima Closs Fieldwick From this second marriage Edgar gained two younger brothers Henry Fieldwick Hose and Arthur Steains Hose 2 He had a younger sister Mary born in 1870 Edgar s father throughout this period was involved in the manufacture of linen Hose was educated at Dulwich College Hockey editAs a hockey player he played at outside right and represented Bromley Kent South of England and England 3 In 1897 Hose made his first appearance for the England national field hockey team against Ireland and went on to play for them twice in 1899 against ireland and Wales 4 He remained involved in hockey after he had ceased to play the game In 1899 he wrote a chapter in J Nicholson Smith and Philip A Robson s Hockey historical and practical his chapter being dedicated to his position of Outside right In this publication he stated that Outside right has been justly called the easiest place to fill satisfactorily in a hockey team 5 He later became the honorary secretary to the All England Women s Hockey Association AEWHA in 1899 6 just four years after the founding of that association Later life editEdgar married Kate in 1893 and they had a daughter Dorothy Enid 7 Edgar Hose died on 21 Oct 1943 aged 76 his death being registered in Cheltenham 8 References edit 1871 England Census Class RG10 Piece 689 Folio 17 Page 25 GSU roll 823334 1881 England Census Class RG11 Piece 670 Folio 59 Page 6 GSU roll 1341156 J Nicholson Smith Philip A Robson Hockey historical and practical Issue 9 page ix Publisher Innes 1899 Old Alleynian International Sportsmen reports from The Alleynian 1873 to date The Alleynian Dulwich College Archived from the original on 19 May 2011 Retrieved 15 October 2008 J Nicholson Smith Philip A Robson Hockey historical and practical Issue 9 page 224 Publisher Innes 1899 The Academy and literature Volume 56 p 301 1899 Census Returns of England and Wales 1901 Class RG13 Piece 691 Folio 149 Page 37 General Register Office England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes London England General Register Office Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Edgar Hose amp oldid 1082604111, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
