son of Charles Henry King b. 7 Oct 1821 in York Haven, York Co, Penn and Isabel Amanda Donahey from Pennsylvania
m: Mary Jane Bookwalter in 1887 in Indiana
m: Edith Columbus 15 Apr 1911 in Chelan Co, WA
Washington Death Certificate
Name Charles Clement King
Death date 09 Dec 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Douglas, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 77 years 8 months 13 days
Estimated birth year 1859
Marital status Married
Spouse name Edith D.
Father name Charles H. King
Film number 2023353
Digital GS number 4222360
Image number 1918
Reference number 50
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Until the age of 24, he remained in Ohio and graduated from the Savanah Academy in Ashland County. He taught school, a portion of the time while he was attending Savanah. At 13 he left home and engaged in carpentry and the painting business. At 25 he moved to Kansas, where he learned photography, and in 1888 opened the first photography studio in Waterville, Douglas County WA. In 1895 he secured 80 acres of land on the Entiat River where he grew alfalfa, fruit and vegetables. In April 1901 he opened a general merchandise store in Entiat.
Information provided by: g mccauley 47253644
m: Mary Jane Bookwalter in 1887 in Indiana
m: Edith Columbus 15 Apr 1911 in Chelan Co, WA
Washington Death Certificate
Name Charles Clement King
Death date 09 Dec 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Douglas, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 77 years 8 months 13 days
Estimated birth year 1859
Marital status Married
Spouse name Edith D.
Father name Charles H. King
Film number 2023353
Digital GS number 4222360
Image number 1918
Reference number 50
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Until the age of 24, he remained in Ohio and graduated from the Savanah Academy in Ashland County. He taught school, a portion of the time while he was attending Savanah. At 13 he left home and engaged in carpentry and the painting business. At 25 he moved to Kansas, where he learned photography, and in 1888 opened the first photography studio in Waterville, Douglas County WA. In 1895 he secured 80 acres of land on the Entiat River where he grew alfalfa, fruit and vegetables. In April 1901 he opened a general merchandise store in Entiat.
Information provided by: g mccauley 47253644
son of Charles Henry King b. 7 Oct 1821 in York Haven, York Co, Penn and Isabel Amanda Donahey from Pennsylvania
m: Mary Jane Bookwalter in 1887 in Indiana
m: Edith Columbus 15 Apr 1911 in Chelan Co, WA
Washington Death Certificate
Name Charles Clement King
Death date 09 Dec 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Douglas, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 77 years 8 months 13 days
Estimated birth year 1859
Marital status Married
Spouse name Edith D.
Father name Charles H. King
Film number 2023353
Digital GS number 4222360
Image number 1918
Reference number 50
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Until the age of 24, he remained in Ohio and graduated from the Savanah Academy in Ashland County. He taught school, a portion of the time while he was attending Savanah. At 13 he left home and engaged in carpentry and the painting business. At 25 he moved to Kansas, where he learned photography, and in 1888 opened the first photography studio in Waterville, Douglas County WA. In 1895 he secured 80 acres of land on the Entiat River where he grew alfalfa, fruit and vegetables. In April 1901 he opened a general merchandise store in Entiat.
Information provided by: g mccauley 47253644
m: Mary Jane Bookwalter in 1887 in Indiana
m: Edith Columbus 15 Apr 1911 in Chelan Co, WA
Washington Death Certificate
Name Charles Clement King
Death date 09 Dec 1936
Death place Wenatchee, Douglas, Washington
Gender Male
Age at death 77 years 8 months 13 days
Estimated birth year 1859
Marital status Married
Spouse name Edith D.
Father name Charles H. King
Film number 2023353
Digital GS number 4222360
Image number 1918
Reference number 50
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Until the age of 24, he remained in Ohio and graduated from the Savanah Academy in Ashland County. He taught school, a portion of the time while he was attending Savanah. At 13 he left home and engaged in carpentry and the painting business. At 25 he moved to Kansas, where he learned photography, and in 1888 opened the first photography studio in Waterville, Douglas County WA. In 1895 he secured 80 acres of land on the Entiat River where he grew alfalfa, fruit and vegetables. In April 1901 he opened a general merchandise store in Entiat.
Information provided by: g mccauley 47253644
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