William Charles HALE was born on the 22 February 1861 [1] in Saint James, Westminster, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom [2]. His preferred forename was Charles [2].
Marriage
On the 11 August 1889, Charles married Esrael Constance Smith in Christchurch, Lambeth, Surrey, England, United Kingdom.[3]
Married Life
On the night of the census on the 31 March 1901, Charles was living with his wife, Esrael and son, William, in Oakley Street in the Waterloo Road area of Lambeth, Surrey, England [2]. He was working as a liftman. Esrael's mother, Frances, was living in the same household as a boarder. She would have been Charles's mother-in-law. Esrael's sister Mary Novis nee Smith was visiting. The entry in the census was as follows:
Schedule 226
Street: 48 Oakley Street
Name
Relation
Condition
Age
Occupation
Employment Status
Where Born
W Charles Hale
Head
M
45
Liftman
Worker
London St James
Esrail Hale
wife
M
33
Theatre Cleaner
Worker
London Hackney
William Hale
son
S
14
Errand boy
Worker
London Hoxton
Francis Smith
boarder
M
63 (Female)
Worker
London Hackney
Mary Novis
visitor
M
31
Servant Domestic
Worker
London Hackney
Death
More evidence is required for the death date of 1955. There is a corresponding burial entry in Lanarkshire, Scotland.
Data
1901 Census Details
Schedule: 226.
Street: 48 Oakley Street.
Name: W Charles Hale.
Relationship to head of household: Visitor.
Condition: M
Age: 31.
Occupation: Servant Domestic (worker).
Where born: London, Saint James.
Wife: Esrail Hale, M. 33, Theatre cleaner, Worker, London, Hackney.
↑ England and Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Certificate (Certificate Services Section, General Register Office, PO Box 2, SOUTHPORT, PR8 2JD, ), General Register Office, https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/indexes_search.asp, Volume 1d; Page 834; Entry No. ?. Esrael Constance Smith and William Charles Hale.
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