Charles was born in Dodge County, Minnesota, where his father was a farmer.
By 1880 the family had moved to Minneapolis, where Charles was recorded as a book keeper in 1880.
He married May Caroline Kinsey 23 September 1886 in Minneapolis. One child, Claude Addison 1888.
Charles is recorded in every census variously as an art dealer, an art materials business owner, a manufacturer of picture frames, and finally as president of a wood works company.
He was buried 7 May 1947, aged 85
By 1880 the family had moved to Minneapolis, where Charles was recorded as a book keeper in 1880.
He married May Caroline Kinsey 23 September 1886 in Minneapolis. One child, Claude Addison 1888.
Charles is recorded in every census variously as an art dealer, an art materials business owner, a manufacturer of picture frames, and finally as president of a wood works company.
He was buried 7 May 1947, aged 85
Charles was born in Dodge County, Minnesota, where his father was a farmer.
By 1880 the family had moved to Minneapolis, where Charles was recorded as a book keeper in 1880.
He married May Caroline Kinsey 23 September 1886 in Minneapolis. One child, Claude Addison 1888.
Charles is recorded in every census variously as an art dealer, an art materials business owner, a manufacturer of picture frames, and finally as president of a wood works company.
He was buried 7 May 1947, aged 85
By 1880 the family had moved to Minneapolis, where Charles was recorded as a book keeper in 1880.
He married May Caroline Kinsey 23 September 1886 in Minneapolis. One child, Claude Addison 1888.
Charles is recorded in every census variously as an art dealer, an art materials business owner, a manufacturer of picture frames, and finally as president of a wood works company.
He was buried 7 May 1947, aged 85
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