The son of Irish immigrants Edward Macauley and Mary Jane Carpenter, Charles married Josephine Margaret Durkan in June of 1916. He was a lawyer in St. Louis, Missouri, and they were the parents of 3 children.
The Macauleys' son, Ed, was a well-known professional basketball player and member of the basketball Hall of Fame. He was later a sports commentator in St. Louis, Missouri. Charles and Josephine were also the parents of 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.
Charles died at his home 2 days after his 81st birthday due to arteriosclerotic heart disease and Parkinson's Disease. He was buried on 30 Nov 1952 and was survived by his wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1967. He was also survived by 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.; and 1 son, Ed.
Children: 2 daughters, 1 son.
Father of:
Mary Geraldine Macauley MacDonald
Helen Josephine Macauley Roper
Edward Charles "Easy Ed" Macauley
Charles' siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Edward F. Macauley
Thomas P. Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
The Macauleys' son, Ed, was a well-known professional basketball player and member of the basketball Hall of Fame. He was later a sports commentator in St. Louis, Missouri. Charles and Josephine were also the parents of 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.
Charles died at his home 2 days after his 81st birthday due to arteriosclerotic heart disease and Parkinson's Disease. He was buried on 30 Nov 1952 and was survived by his wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1967. He was also survived by 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.; and 1 son, Ed.
Children: 2 daughters, 1 son.
Father of:
Mary Geraldine Macauley MacDonald
Helen Josephine Macauley Roper
Edward Charles "Easy Ed" Macauley
Charles' siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Edward F. Macauley
Thomas P. Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
The son of Irish immigrants Edward Macauley and Mary Jane Carpenter, Charles married Josephine Margaret Durkan in June of 1916. He was a lawyer in St. Louis, Missouri, and they were the parents of 3 children.
The Macauleys' son, Ed, was a well-known professional basketball player and member of the basketball Hall of Fame. He was later a sports commentator in St. Louis, Missouri. Charles and Josephine were also the parents of 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.
Charles died at his home 2 days after his 81st birthday due to arteriosclerotic heart disease and Parkinson's Disease. He was buried on 30 Nov 1952 and was survived by his wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1967. He was also survived by 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.; and 1 son, Ed.
Children: 2 daughters, 1 son.
Father of:
Mary Geraldine Macauley MacDonald
Helen Josephine Macauley Roper
Edward Charles "Easy Ed" Macauley
Charles' siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Edward F. Macauley
Thomas P. Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
The Macauleys' son, Ed, was a well-known professional basketball player and member of the basketball Hall of Fame. He was later a sports commentator in St. Louis, Missouri. Charles and Josephine were also the parents of 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.
Charles died at his home 2 days after his 81st birthday due to arteriosclerotic heart disease and Parkinson's Disease. He was buried on 30 Nov 1952 and was survived by his wife, Josephine, who passed away in 1967. He was also survived by 2 daughters, Mary Geraldine and Helen J.; and 1 son, Ed.
Children: 2 daughters, 1 son.
Father of:
Mary Geraldine Macauley MacDonald
Helen Josephine Macauley Roper
Edward Charles "Easy Ed" Macauley
Charles' siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Edward F. Macauley
Thomas P. Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
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