The Harris family links to the Bywaters' when Olive Harris married Peter Bywaters in 1947 just after Peter had left the army having served nearly 13 years as a professional soldier. Before her marriage she had worked for John Pollock & Son at 29 Queens Street, London for 18 years. During the war she joined the women's voluntary service as part of the mobile canteen unit working in the Twickenham area during bombing raids.
The names in bold font indicate and follow the blood line:
George Harris - Married (Around the late 1840's) - Mary Hawkins
George and Mary had one child, George Hawkins, born in Westbury on Severn, Gloucester, England.
George Hawkins-b1850
George Hawkins Harris - Married 1885 - Lydia Randle b1861
George and Lydia had four children all born in Wandsworth, London
George Alfred-b1886 Augustus Hawkin-b1887-d1965 Lydia Mary-b1889
Rowland-b1891
Augustus Hawkin Harris - Married 1912 - Phyliss Stafford b1889
Augustus and Phyliss had one child Olive May born in Wandsworth, London
Olive May-b1914 - d2008
Olive May Bywaters (nee Harris)
Olive May Harris - Married 1947 - Peter Richard Bywaters
Olive and Peter had three sons all born in Wimbledon, South West London.