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Charles Albert Brantsen aka '''Carlo A. Brantsen'''  
Charles Albert Brantsen (c1884- ) aka '''Carlo A. Brantsen'''  


Born at Wielbergen House, Angerto, (Netherlands), the son of Carel Mane Brantsen and his wife Jacqueline Julie Sophie
Born at Wielbergen House, Angerto, (Netherlands), the son of Carel Mane Brantsen and his wife Jacqueline Julie Sophie

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Charles Albert Brantsen (c1884- ) aka Carlo A. Brantsen

Born at Wielbergen House, Angerto, (Netherlands), the son of Carel Mane Brantsen and his wife Jacqueline Julie Sophie

1911 Became naturalised British subject

1911 Lodger at 20 Trinity Street, Cambridge: Charles Albert Brantsen (age 27 born London), Law Student.[1]


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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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