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Charles William Alfred Free (1905 - 1986)

Charles William Alfred Free
Born in Waroona, Western Australia, Australiamap
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Brother of , , and [half]
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Husband of — married 18 Dec 1926 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australiamap
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Died at age 80 in Balga, Western Australia, Australiamap
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Biography

Charles Free is an Anzac who served in World War Two.

Charles William Alfred Free was born on December 6, 1905 in Waroona, Western Australia, Australia, son of Alfred Free (1868–1946) and Emma Tissott (1862–1917) and his birth registered in 1906[1][2].

Charles had a relationship with his step mother Eunice Schmitt (born on November 25, 1882 in Southwark, Surrey, England; daughter of Wilhelm Schmitt and Amy (Petche) Schmitt) which produced a child - Arthur Free (~1925–~2005)(Note from Darryl Brady in a personal email, July 2023, tells us that Arthurs children carry both Eunice Schmitt and Emma Tissott’s DNA but the children of his sister that are from Alfred and Eunice do not carry the Tissott DNA. DNA Testing in the children of Emma Tissott proved that Charles is his biological father)

Charles (21) married Kathleen Mary Annakin (17) (born on January 2, 1909 in Leeds, Yorkshire, England; daughter of Jessie (Comstive) Annakin) on December 18, 1926 in Fremantle, Western Australia[3].

Charles died on May 29, 1986 in Balga, Western Australia, aged 80.[4]

Sources

  1. ↑ WA BDM. Online Index. Free Charles William Alfred M son of Alfred FREE and Emma TISSOTT. Waroona Born:1905 Murray 4700004 Registered:1906
  2. ↑ "Australian Service Records", National Archives of Australia, National Archives of Australia (www.naa.gov.au), NAA: B883, WX36630, FREE CHARLES WILLIAM ALFRED accessed 12 Sep 2016. FREE CHARLES WILLIAM ALFRED : Service Number - WX36630 : Date of birth - 06 Dec 1906 : Place of birth - WOOROONA WA : Place of enlistment - PORT MORESBY PAPUA : Next of Kin - FREE KATHLEEN.
  3. ↑ Free. Charles W A, Western Australia; Index of Marriage Register; WA Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, PO Box 7720, Cloisters Square, Western Australia 6850, Australia, married Annakin, Kathleen M, Fremantle, 4/1927
  4. ↑ Metropolitan Cemeteries Board, Western Australia, Metropolitan Cemeteries Board, Online database (http://www.mcb.wa.gov.au), Free, Charles William Alfred, age 80, died 29/05/1986 at Balga, memorialised at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park.

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