Charles Stuart Harvey Sr. was born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada to Charles James Harvey & Jane Sophia Duder. He was the third child, and second son. His older brother Alfred died in infancy. He was raised with his sisters, Florence & Marion "Emmy".
Charles graduated from McGill University of Law in Canada and practiced corporate law in Chicago.
He married Helen Koessler (daughter of August Koessler & Pauline Berbach) on June 11, 1927 in Chicago, IL.
Though he was born in St. John's, Charles became a naturalized US citizen when he married Helen. He died in Chatham, Ontario of a coronary occlusion. According to Form FS-192 (American Foreign Service Report of the Death of an American Citizen) His remains were sent to All Saints Cemetery in Chicago. All Saints Cemetery reports indicate that he was interred on October 10, 1964.
Charles graduated from McGill University of Law in Canada and practiced corporate law in Chicago.
He married Helen Koessler (daughter of August Koessler & Pauline Berbach) on June 11, 1927 in Chicago, IL.
Though he was born in St. John's, Charles became a naturalized US citizen when he married Helen. He died in Chatham, Ontario of a coronary occlusion. According to Form FS-192 (American Foreign Service Report of the Death of an American Citizen) His remains were sent to All Saints Cemetery in Chicago. All Saints Cemetery reports indicate that he was interred on October 10, 1964.
Charles Stuart Harvey Sr. was born in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada to Charles James Harvey & Jane Sophia Duder. He was the third child, and second son. His older brother Alfred died in infancy. He was raised with his sisters, Florence & Marion "Emmy".
Charles graduated from McGill University of Law in Canada and practiced corporate law in Chicago.
He married Helen Koessler (daughter of August Koessler & Pauline Berbach) on June 11, 1927 in Chicago, IL.
Though he was born in St. John's, Charles became a naturalized US citizen when he married Helen. He died in Chatham, Ontario of a coronary occlusion. According to Form FS-192 (American Foreign Service Report of the Death of an American Citizen) His remains were sent to All Saints Cemetery in Chicago. All Saints Cemetery reports indicate that he was interred on October 10, 1964.
Charles graduated from McGill University of Law in Canada and practiced corporate law in Chicago.
He married Helen Koessler (daughter of August Koessler & Pauline Berbach) on June 11, 1927 in Chicago, IL.
Though he was born in St. John's, Charles became a naturalized US citizen when he married Helen. He died in Chatham, Ontario of a coronary occlusion. According to Form FS-192 (American Foreign Service Report of the Death of an American Citizen) His remains were sent to All Saints Cemetery in Chicago. All Saints Cemetery reports indicate that he was interred on October 10, 1964.
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