His real name was Charles James Canning
He served in WW1 as
3173 Corporal Charles J. Cullen.
The Leinster Regiment.
2nd Battn.
son of the late Charles Henry Canning and Mrs. Sarah A. Canning, 38, Merville Place, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire], Dublin.
In the 1911 census, Charles James Canning was a 17 year old Clerk, the eldest of 4 children, living at 38, Upper George's Street, Kingstown.
His father was a 43 year old cashier/book-keeper, his mother was 53, and they had been married 18 years.
He served in WW1 as
3173 Corporal Charles J. Cullen.
The Leinster Regiment.
2nd Battn.
son of the late Charles Henry Canning and Mrs. Sarah A. Canning, 38, Merville Place, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire], Dublin.
In the 1911 census, Charles James Canning was a 17 year old Clerk, the eldest of 4 children, living at 38, Upper George's Street, Kingstown.
His father was a 43 year old cashier/book-keeper, his mother was 53, and they had been married 18 years.
His real name was Charles James Canning
He served in WW1 as
3173 Corporal Charles J. Cullen.
The Leinster Regiment.
2nd Battn.
son of the late Charles Henry Canning and Mrs. Sarah A. Canning, 38, Merville Place, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire], Dublin.
In the 1911 census, Charles James Canning was a 17 year old Clerk, the eldest of 4 children, living at 38, Upper George's Street, Kingstown.
His father was a 43 year old cashier/book-keeper, his mother was 53, and they had been married 18 years.
He served in WW1 as
3173 Corporal Charles J. Cullen.
The Leinster Regiment.
2nd Battn.
son of the late Charles Henry Canning and Mrs. Sarah A. Canning, 38, Merville Place, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire], Dublin.
In the 1911 census, Charles James Canning was a 17 year old Clerk, the eldest of 4 children, living at 38, Upper George's Street, Kingstown.
His father was a 43 year old cashier/book-keeper, his mother was 53, and they had been married 18 years.
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