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Dates
Extant at the end of the Third Age
Location
Watched the West-gate of Bree
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Harry is an abbreviated name, of uncertain origin1
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The first of the Men of Bree encountered by Frodo and his companions on their travels - he was the keeper of the western gate in the great hedge that surrounded the township, and greeted them gruffly on their arrival at Bree. He was later present in the Prancing Pony, and his suspicious actions there were later explained when it was discovered he was under the power of the Nazgûl. Some months after the hobbits' departure, Harry Goatleaf, together with Bill Ferny, joined with a band of brigands from the south, causing trouble that left five of the Bree-landers dead. After that, he left Bree with other ruffians, presumably to join Sharkey's Men in the Shire. Notes
See also...Archet, Goatleaf Family, Rowlie Appledore, West-gate of Bree Indexes: About this entry:
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