Private 2098932 Charles Jarvis
Regiment/Unit: Canadian Infantry - 2nd Depot Bn. (Central Ontario).
Theatre of War: Home
Age at death: 30
Date of death: 27th of December 1919
Born: St Helens, Lancs
Burial / Memorial: Toronto Prospect Cemetery - Veterans. 372.
BMD details:
D.O.B. February 21, 1889.
Family details:
Son of Stephen Jarvis, of 4827, Alki Avenue, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.; husband of Edith Jarvis, of 142, Church Rd., Haydock, St. Helens, Lancs., England. Given address at enlistment: Pompey's Pillar, Montana, U.S.A.
Census details:
[b]Note:[/b] Charles Jarvis is shown as David Jervis in all census years. 1891 - 2 years old Charles is living at 23 Langtree Street, Parr, St Helens with parents Stephen (A underlooker of coal mine. 36), Jane (37) and five siblings: Annie (14), James A H (9), John T B (7), Charles S (5), Albert E (4). Also at the address is boarder Hezekiah Pedley (63). 1901 - 12 years old Charles is living at 87 brynn Street, St Helens with parents Stephen ( a fireman in coal mine. 46), Jane (47) and six siblings: John T B (17), Charles S (15), Albert E (14), Frank (8), Lawrence (7), Fred (4). 1911 - Sees 22 years old 'Clerk' Charles living at 5 Millingford Grove, Ashton-In-Makerfield with parents Stephen (A timber Man Underground. 55), Jane (58) and four siblings: Frank (18), Lawrence (17), Fred (14). Alfred (24) is at the address with his wife Maud (22) and their two children: Blanche (1), Zena (1 mth). The family are transcribed as JERRIS in the 1911 census.
Notes:
(AKA) JERVIS, DAVID Charles was employed as a Stenographer and Book-Keeper.
(AKA) JERVIS, DAVID Charles was employed as a Stenographer and Book-Keeper.
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