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Ernest Hyman

1904 – 1927

Association football player

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Lived 1904 – 1927 (aged 22–23). Ernest Hyman was an association football player.

Ernest Joseph Hyman (1904 – 7 January 1927) was a n English footballer for Yeovil Town. He died on 7 January 1927 from injuries sustained during a game for the club against Taunton Town on Boxing Day 1926. He is buried in the graveyard of St Nicholas church, Radstock.

His father was a miner in the Somerset Coalfield, and Ernest was the cousin of cricketer and footballer Bill Hyman and three members of his local Radstock Town F.C. team.

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Born
1904
Birth century
Also known as
Ernest Joseph Hyman

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Ernest Hyman?

association football player (1904-1927)

When was Ernest Hyman born?

Ernest Hyman was born in 1904.

When did Ernest Hyman die?

Ernest Hyman died on 7 January 1927.

What was Ernest Hyman's occupation?

Ernest Hyman was an association football player.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ernest Hyman

· Wikidata: Q23688795

· DBpedia: Ernest Hyman

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