Charles Avril Rubadeux was the son of William Joseph and Mary (Prest) Rubadeux. He was born at Beach Haven, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. His older brother, John, was born in Rochester, New York, both boys being born as the family traveled from Ontario, Canada to Ohio. The rest of Charles' siblings were born either in Sylvania, or Toledo, Ohio. Along with Charles' two half brothers, by his father's first wife, Elizabeth Conner, George William and Lovell Bertram, Charles had eleven siblings. (George, the oldest son, stayed with his father, Lovell Bertram never lived with his half-siblings in Ohio, instead he stayed with his mother and her new husband, in New York, and eventually moved to Illinois. When Charles' family first arrived in Ohio, they farmed, but that lasted only a short time until the family opened a grocery store in town. That business morphed into a restaurant and, eventually, bar and restaurant. Also, the family purchased the building next door and they went into cigar manufacturing and sales. George William was in charge of the cigar business, but all the children worked at the businesses. In subsequent city directories, Charles was listed as, teamster, bartender, grocery proprietor, and carpenter. The girls worked as waitress. At times, Charles, lived above the restaurant. Charles first married Charlotte Snow, 12 Mar 1896, but the family was not happy with this marriage and it was soon annulled. Almost one year to the day, 13 May 1897, Charles married Eva Bessie Miller. They stayed together for eighteen years and had seven children, all in Toledo, Ohio. On 30 Jun, 1925, while on a walk with a friend, Charles had a heart attack and died.
Charles Avril Rubadeux was the son of William Joseph and Mary (Prest) Rubadeux. He was born at Beach Haven, Luzerne, Pennsylvania. His older brother, John, was born in Rochester, New York, both boys being born as the family traveled from Ontario, Canada to Ohio. The rest of Charles' siblings were born either in Sylvania, or Toledo, Ohio. Along with Charles' two half brothers, by his father's first wife, Elizabeth Conner, George William and Lovell Bertram, Charles had eleven siblings. (George, the oldest son, stayed with his father, Lovell Bertram never lived with his half-siblings in Ohio, instead he stayed with his mother and her new husband, in New York, and eventually moved to Illinois. When Charles' family first arrived in Ohio, they farmed, but that lasted only a short time until the family opened a grocery store in town. That business morphed into a restaurant and, eventually, bar and restaurant. Also, the family purchased the building next door and they went into cigar manufacturing and sales. George William was in charge of the cigar business, but all the children worked at the businesses. In subsequent city directories, Charles was listed as, teamster, bartender, grocery proprietor, and carpenter. The girls worked as waitress. At times, Charles, lived above the restaurant. Charles first married Charlotte Snow, 12 Mar 1896, but the family was not happy with this marriage and it was soon annulled. Almost one year to the day, 13 May 1897, Charles married Eva Bessie Miller. They stayed together for eighteen years and had seven children, all in Toledo, Ohio. On 30 Jun, 1925, while on a walk with a friend, Charles had a heart attack and died.
Gravesite Details
cemetery ID number= 24451, funeral parlor= H H B
Family Members
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George William Rubadeaux
1863–1894
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Lavelle Bert Roubadeaux
1868–1930
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John Camel Rubadeaux
1869–1951
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Cora Grace Schliff
1873–1948
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Mabel Edna Rubadeux Wallace
1875–1912
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Bertha May Rubadeux Mara
1878–1952
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Edwin Joseph Rubadeaux
1879–1954
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Frank Dobson Rubadeux
1882–1949
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Grover Cleveland Rubadeux
1884–1935
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Maude E. Rubadeux Naumann
1887–1963
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Iva Della Rubadeaux Beauprey
1889–1950
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William Rubadeux
1890–1890
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