About Aileen Harding
Born 1933. Aileen Harding is a fencer.
Aileen G. M. Harding (born 1933) is a former foil fencer from Wales, who won a bronze medal at the 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games (now Commonwealth Games).
Biography Harding, born in Cardiff, Wales, was the 1949 British schoolgirl's champion and attended the pioneering Anstey College of Physical Education.
Harding represented the Welsh team and won a bronze medal in the foil competition at the 1954 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Vancouver, Canada.
The following year, she married Edward Tattersall in Cardiff during 1955.
The couple then lived on the Isle of Wight and settled in Hampshire with their two sons. Aileen taught physical education, specialising in gymnastics, in a primary state school.
Aileen died in Lyndhurst, Hampshire, in February 2026.
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Welsh fencer
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Aileen Harding was born in 1933.
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