George Harrison's middle name
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have I seen George Harrison's middle name (if he has one). John, Paul and
Ringo all have a first, middle and last name, but not George. If memory
serves me, George is the youngest of 5 kids - if he hasn't got a middle
name, do his siblings?
Michael
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I don't beleive GH has a middle name.
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Jules
>I don't beleive GH has a middle name.
>Tim
GEORGE'S MIDDLE NAME IS DANGER.
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thewalruswasDanny
Nah Jules, Georgie boy's middling is "Frankly", he added it through deed
poll after writing Old Brown Shoe.
Danny
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Robert Marts
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I know I've read 20-30 books on the Beatles and John Lennon, and nowhere
have I seen George Harrison's middle name (if he has one).
In Geoffery Giuliano's 1990 Harrison biography "Dark Horse", he
states that George's given name at birth was George Harold Harrison.
saki
Robert Marts wrote:
In a couple reference books a copy of George's birth
certificate is displayed, and there's no middle name listed
thereon.
Harold was George's father's and brother's name.
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thewalruswasDanny
I checked this out in "The quiet one"..I dunno about this book (whether it's
good/bad/beautiful/nasty)It was in a book shop and I noticed it, remembered
the post and looked at the first chapter. Says that Harold, the eldest was
named after his Dad, and his sis, Louise after his mum. There was another
Bro too called Peter.
Anybody know where these people are, what they do etc etc? Just curious.
Says that George was named after the king (no not Elvis) Georgy VI
Danny
saki
>
> > Harold was George's father's and brother's name.
>
> I checked this out in "The quiet one"..I dunno about this book (whether it's
> good/bad/beautiful/nasty)
Reasonably thorough, lots of footnotes, somewhat dense
literary style but I rather like Clayson's work. He wrote a
bio on Ringo as well, and a very entertaining book on the
Merseybeat scene in England.
> Says that Harold, the eldest was
> named after his Dad, and his sis, Louise after his mum. There was another
> Bro too called Peter.
> Anybody know where these people are, what they do etc etc? Just curious.
George's parents are deceased. Lou Harrison, his sister, lives
in the States, attends and speaks at Beatlefest, and is not in
her brother's good graces.
Harold and Peter work with/for George as estate managers.
> Says that George was named after the king (no not Elvis) Georgy VI
Sounds right to me. That makes the Beatles a reasonably
patriotic combo (John *Winston* Lennon....).
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Trick question: what was Paul's middle name?
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Diana
>Harold and Peter work with/for George as estate managers.
According to the Henley Standard, there's a Peter Harrison on a council or
maybe a community board. Anyone know if that's George's brother?
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>Trick question: what was Paul's middle name?
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> I believe George Harrison's middle name is Harold, thus middle name he received after his dad, Harold. Now Ringo Starr's full was Richard Henry Parkin Starkey, Jr., even though it's not listed on Wikipedia. Ringo's father was also called Richard, so that's why Ringo received Jr. on his last name.
In 2020 you can just ask Google. This is the answer:
What are the Beatles middle names?
It's almost a trick question: George and Ringo didn't have middle names; John's middle name was Winston, later changed to Ono; and Paul's middle name was, well, Paul—his full name was James Paul McCartney. If you aced that one, you may be ready for our Beatles trivia quiz.Feb 8, 2014
Source: https://parade.com/261253/parade/how-much-do-you-know-about-the-beatles/
geoff
> I believe George Harrison's middle name is Harold, thus middle name he received after his dad, Harold. Now Ringo Starr's full was Richard Henry Parkin Starkey, Jr., even though it's not listed on Wikipedia. Ringo's father was also called Richard, so that's why Ringo received Jr. on his last name.
>
else, Ringo's father.
And 'Jr' is an American phenomenon - seldom (if ever) traditionally used
anywhere else.
geoff
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> I know I've read 20-30 books on the Beatles and John Lennon, and nowhere
> Ringo all have a first, middle and last name, but not George. If memory
> serves me, George is the youngest of 5 kids - if he hasn't got a middle
> name, do his siblings?
>
> Michael
> For the Serious Beatles Fan...
> Visit The Anthology Project on the web!
> http://www.anthologyproject.com