Served under the surname Corporal C. Cullen
3173 Corporal Charles J. Canning.
The Leinster Regiment.
2nd Battalion.
son of the late Charles Henry Canning and Mrs. Sarah A. Canning, 38, Merville Place, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire], Dublin.
Charles James Wilkinson Canning was born on 21 June 1893, at 42, Mulgrave Street, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire]. Son of Charles Henry Canning and Sarah Ann Canning, formerly Uncles.
His father was then the Station Master at Kingstown.
In the 1901 census, the family were living at Upper George's Street, Kingstown.
It was a large house, with 9 rooms.
present were,
Charles Henry Canning, aged 33, a Station Master, married, born in Co. Wexford.
Sarah Ann, his wife, aged 41, a Dressmaker, married, born in Co. Wicklow,
Charles James, son, aged 7,
Susan Elizabeth, daughter, aged 5,
Frances Margarita, daughter, aged 4,
Thomas William, son, aged 9 months,
all of the children had been born in Co. Dublin.
also present were,
George W. Canning, brother, aged 18, a Clerk, born in Co. Cork,
James Unkles, father-in-law, aged 77, a Retired Sexton, a widower, born in Co. Cork.
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.
Present were,
Charles Henry Canning, aged 43 a Cashier/Book-keeper, married, born in Wexford
Sarah Anne, his wife, aged 53, married, born in Wicklow
They had been married 18 years, and had 4 children.
Charles James, son, aged 17, a Clerk,
Susan Elizabeth, daughter, aged 15, a Scholar,
Frances Margarita, daughter, aged 14, a Scholar,
Thomas William, son, aged 10, a Scholar,
Served under the surname Corporal C. Cullen
3173 Corporal Charles J. Canning.
The Leinster Regiment.
2nd Battalion.
son of the late Charles Henry Canning and Mrs. Sarah A. Canning, 38, Merville Place, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire], Dublin.
Charles James Wilkinson Canning was born on 21 June 1893, at 42, Mulgrave Street, Kingstown [now Dun Laoghaire]. Son of Charles Henry Canning and Sarah Ann Canning, formerly Uncles.
His father was then the Station Master at Kingstown.
In the 1901 census, the family were living at Upper George's Street, Kingstown.
It was a large house, with 9 rooms.
present were,
Charles Henry Canning, aged 33, a Station Master, married, born in Co. Wexford.
Sarah Ann, his wife, aged 41, a Dressmaker, married, born in Co. Wicklow,
Charles James, son, aged 7,
Susan Elizabeth, daughter, aged 5,
Frances Margarita, daughter, aged 4,
Thomas William, son, aged 9 months,
all of the children had been born in Co. Dublin.
also present were,
George W. Canning, brother, aged 18, a Clerk, born in Co. Cork,
James Unkles, father-in-law, aged 77, a Retired Sexton, a widower, born in Co. Cork.
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.
Present were,
Charles Henry Canning, aged 43 a Cashier/Book-keeper, married, born in Wexford
Sarah Anne, his wife, aged 53, married, born in Wicklow
They had been married 18 years, and had 4 children.
Charles James, son, aged 17, a Clerk,
Susan Elizabeth, daughter, aged 15, a Scholar,
Frances Margarita, daughter, aged 14, a Scholar,
Thomas William, son, aged 10, a Scholar,
Inscription
IN
Loving Memory
of
RITA
The dearly loved daughter of
CHARLES H. and SARAH A. CANNING
Kingstown
Who fell asleep 4th June 1916
Aged 19 ½ years
"Blessed are the pure in heart"
also their dear son
CHARLIE
Leinster Regiment
died 16th October 1918
from illness contracted on active service
Aged 25 years
He did his duty
Also the above
CHARLES H. CANNING
who entered into rest 18th November 1923
aged 58 years
"Safe in the arms of Jesus"
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