Hildebrand Alfred Beresford Harmsworth

[2] By the time of the 1911 census the family were living at First Avenue, Hove, East Sussex.

[3] Harmsworth inherited the baronetage in 1929[4] on the death of his father from cirrhosis of the liver.

In later life, Harmsworth lived on the income from a Canadian trust, and had houses at Long Island, New York; Florida; and Deepdene, Surrey.

He died on 15 November 1977,[7] not having divorced, and left his money to Valerie de Pass, his companion of 40 years, leading to legal action from his estranged wife.

In proceedings he was described by the judge as "a restless and self-centered man who could not bear to be alone, and whose life centered on his women friends, fishing, and his need for sun".