Charles Laurence1,2 
M, #13607, b. Mar 31, 1878, d. after 1930
Chronological Events
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| Birth* | Mar 31, 1878 | Charles Laurence was born on Mar 31, 1878 at Saint Vigeans, Angus, Scotland . |
| | He was the son of Alexander Laurence and Elizabeth Lamb. |
| Occupation* | 1903 | Charles Laurence was a baker's apprentice in 1903. |
| Marriage* | Jul 17, 1903 | He married Margaret Greig Valentine, daughter of Alexander Valentine and Ann Travers, on Jul 17, 1903 at Arbroath, Angus, Scotland. |
| Emigration* | 1908 | Charles Laurence emigrated in 1908 from Scotland.2 |
| Immigration* | 1908 | He immigrated in 1908 to United States. |
| Census* | 1920 | Charles Laurence appeared on the census of 1920. Charles (age 41) and Margaret Laurence (age 39) lived in Oakland, Alameda, California. They were both born in Scotland, as were both of their parents. Charles is an alien, and immigrated in 1906. He was a gardener. Margaret was also an alien and was immigrated in 1906. Also in the household was Charles (age 15, b. Scotland, laborer in a box factory.), Alex (age 10, b. California) and Annie (age 13, b. Scotland). Children born in Scotland immigrated to the US in 1906 and were aliens.2 |
| Census | 1930 | Charles Laurence appeared on the census of 1930. Charles (age 52) and Margaret Laurence (age 50) lived in Oakland, Alameda, California. They were both born in Scotland, as were both of their parents. Charles was 25 years old at marriage, Margaret was 23. Charles is naturalized, and immigrated in 1906. He was a marine engineer at a tankship corp. Margaret is also naturalized and was immigrated in 1908. Also in the household was Charles Jr. (age 26, b. Scotland, marine engineer, tankship corp.), Alexander (age 21, b. California, sawmill worker, standard oil) and Annie (age 23, b. Scotland, floor lady, cookie factory). Children born in Scotland immigrated to the US in 1908 and were naturalized.1 |
| Death* | after 1930 | He died after 1930 at California, United States. |
Citations
- [S516] Census 1930 - United States Federal.
- [S515] Census 1920 - United States Federal.
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