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Harry Batterbee
Sir Harry Batterbee GCMG KCVO MA (1880–1976) was a prominent British civil servant and diplomat and first British High Commissioner to New Zealand.
==Early life==
Harry Batterbee was born in 1880 in Faversham in his parents' house at 62 Newton Road.〔(Dr Arthur Percival, Director, Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre, Faversham, ''Sir Harry Batterbee GCMG KCVO MA'', published on Faversham.org > History > People > Sir Harry Batterbee GCMG KCVO MA )〕 His father, Napoleon Batterbee, was the son of a compositor, and had come to the town in 1859 to teach at the District National Schools, which reportedly had a Europe-wide reputation for its excellent premises and progressive methods. Harry's mother, Sarah, was from a family of local grocers. In 1890 Harry started his education at Faversham Grammar School (now Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Faversham) and from there won a scholarship to Hertford College, Oxford. His stature, standing 6 ft 4in, lent itself to an excellent sporting reputation.
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