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Charles Frederick Casella

From Graces Guide

Charles Frederick Casella (1852-1916) of C. F. Casella and Co

1852 Born the son of Louis Paschal Casella and his wife Marie

1871 Living at South Grove, St. Pancras: Louis P. Casella (age 56 born Scotland, Italian parentage), Scientific Instrument Maker. With his wife Marie L. Casella (age 48 born London) and their four children; Casermund S. Colgan (age 30 born London), Daughter and Widow; Louis M. Casella (age 27 born London), Clerk; Josephene J. Casella (age 22 born London); and Charles F. Casella (age 19 born London). Three servants.[1]

1885 Mr. C. F. Cassela was elected as member of the Physical Society.[2]

1911 Living at Langmans, Woking: Charles F. Casella (age 59 born London), Engineer Scientific - Employer. With his wife Gertrude M. Casella (age 41 born London) and their three children; Charles Cyril Casella (age 20 born London); Mary Monica Casella (age 18 born London); and Cilia M. Casella (age 10 born London). Two servants.[3]

1916 February 24th. Died at Bournemouth.

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Sources of Information

  1. 1871 Census
  2. The Engineer 1885/12/25
  3. 1911 Census
  • Biography of Louis Casella, ODNB