Charles was baptized at the First Reformed Church in Albany in 1859. He worked as a clerk in an Albany clothing store, later in a paint store, and by 1907 he was a cashier with the City Water Dept at a salary of $1500/yr.
He married Adelaide Judge about 1882 and they had a son Ervin in 1884. They lived at 156 Manning Blvd, Albany.
He married Adelaide Judge about 1882 and they had a son Ervin in 1884. They lived at 156 Manning Blvd, Albany.
Charles was baptized at the First Reformed Church in Albany in 1859. He worked as a clerk in an Albany clothing store, later in a paint store, and by 1907 he was a cashier with the City Water Dept at a salary of $1500/yr.
He married Adelaide Judge about 1882 and they had a son Ervin in 1884. They lived at 156 Manning Blvd, Albany.
He married Adelaide Judge about 1882 and they had a son Ervin in 1884. They lived at 156 Manning Blvd, Albany.
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