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Charles Carling

Charles CarlingAge: 50 years18201870

Name
Charles Carling
Birth 1820 21 21
Baptism April 2, 1820
MarriageHarriet WhiteView this family
September 17, 1844 (Age 24 years)
Occupation
Publican

Residence 1844 (Age 24 years)
Address: 6 Giltspur Street, London
Birth of a son
#1
Charles Carling
November 28, 1847 (Age 27 years)
Residence 1847 (Age 27 years)
Address: 72 Lillington Street, Westminster, Middlesex
Birth of a son
#2
John Carling
about 1849 (Age 29 years)

Birth of a son
#3
Thomas “Tom” Carling
about 1850 (Age 30 years)
Death of a fatherJohn Carling
about July 1851 (Age 31 years)
Birth of a daughter
#4
Ada Carling
about 1853 (Age 33 years)

Birth of a daughter
#5
? Carling
about 1863 (Age 43 years)

Death of a wifeHarriet White
June 1868 (Age 48 years)

Religious marriageMary RichardsonView this family
February 4, 1869 (Age 49 years)
Death October 3, 1870 (Age 50 years)
Address: 2 Wellington Street Islington Middlesex
Cause of death: Phthsis 12 months, Haemoptysis 8days
Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
Marriage: December 5, 1814St Dionis Backchurch, London, England
4 years
elder brother
3 years
himself
Family with Harriet White - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: September 17, 1844St Sepulchre Parish, London, England
3 years
son
2 years
son
2 years
son
Thomas “Tom” Carling
Birth: about 1850 30 34St George Hanover Square, London, England
Death: before 1900South Africa
4 years
daughter
Family with Mary Richardson - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: February 4, 1869St Mary Church, Lewisham, Kent, England
-5 years
daughter

Shared note

Lived in a row of houses in Holloway, side by side with his wife's 3 sisters: Bennett, Carling, Hall and Tolham. One couple (Mr & Mrs Hall) were so poor that Charles and his wife bought their house for them. When his first wife died, he married again. His new wife didn't want anything to do with his sons. Charles and Jack had to leave Highbury College, find themselves lodgings and work as waiters to support themselves. Tom had to leave school so ran away to sea. Ada was also made to leave school and became an unpaid servant to her step-mother. There was one daughter from the second marriage, but Charles didn't live long and his widow put Ada into an orphanage and took all his assets for herself and her own daughter.

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