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Charles Frederick Halsall

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Charles Frederick Halsall (1881-1949) of Wilton Cycle and Motor Co and later of Wilton Cars

1911 Living at 80 North Side, Wandsworth Common: Charles Frederick Halsall (age 30 born Battersea), Engineer - Cycle and Motor - Employer. With his wife Mary Elizabeth Halsall (age 33 born Erith) and their four children; Charles Reginald Halsall (age 10 born Westminster); Constance Marie Halsall (age 8 born Westminster); Alma Dorothy Halsall (age 6 born Westminster); and Barbar Rose Halsall (age 5 born Westminster). One servant.[1]

1994 Bio notes.[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1911 Census
  2. ↑ Brooklands Reunion Programme. 1994/06/26
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