Thomas Hacking
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Thomas James Hacking (23 June 1857 - 21 November 1934) was an English footballer who was a goalkeeper for Blackburn Olympic in its FA Cup-winning side in 1883.
Thomas James Hacking (23 June 1857 - 21 November 1934) was an English footballer who was a goalkeeper for Blackburn Olympic in its FA Cup-winning side in 1883.
Early life
Hacking was born on 23 June 1857 in Blackburn, the son of William (a shoemaker) and Ellen Hacking. He trained as a dentist, and in 1878 was one of the first tranche of dentists to register with the General Medical Council, in accordance with the Dentists Act that year, having been in practice before 22 July.
Post-football
Hacking worked as a dentist in Blackburn until he retired to run a boarding establishment in Llandudno called "Stratford", on Craig-y-Don Parade, in 1922. He died there on 21 November 1934. He was survived by his two daughters.
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