Charles Thomas Skinner
1881 — 1918
- Born7 July 1881, 75 Westgate Rd. Faversham, Kent
- Died29 March 1918, Wwi Messines France
- OccupationBrickfield Lab.1901,Brickmaker 1903 Emigrated 1911
- WifeDaisy Magdeline Laundy
- Children5
Biography
1891 Census1 Church Rd. Lower Brents, North Preston Without, Faversham, Kent
RG12 Pc 713 Fo 56 Pg 8
1901 Census
Lived at 87 Abbey St. Faversham, Kent
1903 (Marriage)
8 Malyons Road, Lewisham, London
With brother Arthur
Uncle Alf (Wiltshire) has WW1 Medal inscribed Charles Skinner and E.J. Skinner. He was given them by Arthur Carr - husband of Doreen Pocock when she died. Doreen's mother Constance (Woods) kept in tou>
ch with Joe (E.J.) Skinner in Australia
Went to Australia aged 29 yrs on 13 Sept 1912 from Liverpool on the Irishman (White Star Line) bound for Adelaide/Sydney
With the Laundy Family
Wounded in Belgium 8-10-1917
NAA Records show Daisy lived at:
Sept 1916
Rundle St. Brighton S Aust
June 1916
Yarmouth St. Brighton, S Aust
Oct 1916
Yarmouth St. Brighton, S Aust
15 July 1919
Marine Rocks Seacliffe S. Aust
6 Oct 1919
Marine Via Seacliff South Aust
Details from Debbie (Mullens) Smith 16 Belfort St. Dandenong, Victoria, 3175, Australia.
Tel (03) 9792 9747
WW1 Medals
British War Medal 55988
Victory Medal 55109
Seacliff War Memorial
skp.com.au/…
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- 5Children
- 8Grandchildren
- 8Great-grandchildren
