PID by parents, Mary (nee Birkel) and Ernst August von Buehler, later changed to Buhler, and infant daughter Margaret Lee. Charles was born in Selma, Alabama; he married Miss Callie Temple Allen of Knoxville, Tennessee on February 15, 1883 in Selma, Alabama. The couple moved to Houston about 1899 with their six children:
Mamie, Dora, Erne, Forrest (Bud), Charles Bryan and Margaret Lee Buhler. Charles was an avid sportsman, he smoked strong cigars and worked as a linotype operator for The Houston Post and later the Houston Chronicle newspapers. He was an avid reader. He was a member of the Houston Typographical Union No. 87, and held several offices, including president. He retired at age 75.
Mamie, Dora, Erne, Forrest (Bud), Charles Bryan and Margaret Lee Buhler. Charles was an avid sportsman, he smoked strong cigars and worked as a linotype operator for The Houston Post and later the Houston Chronicle newspapers. He was an avid reader. He was a member of the Houston Typographical Union No. 87, and held several offices, including president. He retired at age 75.
PID by parents, Mary (nee Birkel) and Ernst August von Buehler, later changed to Buhler, and infant daughter Margaret Lee. Charles was born in Selma, Alabama; he married Miss Callie Temple Allen of Knoxville, Tennessee on February 15, 1883 in Selma, Alabama. The couple moved to Houston about 1899 with their six children:
Mamie, Dora, Erne, Forrest (Bud), Charles Bryan and Margaret Lee Buhler. Charles was an avid sportsman, he smoked strong cigars and worked as a linotype operator for The Houston Post and later the Houston Chronicle newspapers. He was an avid reader. He was a member of the Houston Typographical Union No. 87, and held several offices, including president. He retired at age 75.
Mamie, Dora, Erne, Forrest (Bud), Charles Bryan and Margaret Lee Buhler. Charles was an avid sportsman, he smoked strong cigars and worked as a linotype operator for The Houston Post and later the Houston Chronicle newspapers. He was an avid reader. He was a member of the Houston Typographical Union No. 87, and held several offices, including president. He retired at age 75.
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