Charles James Sander
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| C. A. Sander Christmas Advert Cambria Daily Leader |
His son, Charles James was born 1888.
At the time of the 1891 Census, Charles aged 3, who was born
in Cardiff, was living at 93 Ashley Vale, The United Parishes of St. James and
St. Paul, Barton Regis.
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| 1891 Census |
Charles, 29, who was
a Wholesale Drapers Assistant. His wife,
Gwenny, who was 25. Gwenny maiden name
was Baker, and they were married in 1883.
Their children were.
Gwenny Mary, 6; Agnes Dora, 4; Charles James, 3; William
Francis, 1, and 1-month old Ada Barrie.
Also present was their servant, 22-year-old Margaret Emily
Corne.
A decade later at the time of the 1901 Census, the Sander family had moved to 5 Gorse Terrace, Swansea.
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| 1901 Census |
Tobacconist Charles, 39, owned his own business and his
wife, Gwenny, 37. Their children were
Gwenny, 16; Charles James, 13; William F., 11; Ada Bessie,
10; Jane, 7; Bessie S., 3, and 2-year-old Clement A.
Employed by the family were sisters Mennie,18, and Jessie, C.
Vicery, 15.
The family moved to 1 Wind Street, Swansea by the time of the 1911
Census.
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| 1911 Census |
Charles, 49, was the business owner of the Tobacconist. Gwenny, 47.
Their children present at the time of the census living at home were
Charles James, 23, who was an Assistant in the Business. Mary Jane, 17; Bessie A., 13, and Clement
Alan 12 years old.
Frances Stock, 22, was employed by the family as a servant.
Charles enlisted and served with the Somerset Light Infantry,
3rd Battalion.
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| South Wales Daily Post |
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| Charles James Sander Danygraig Cemetery credit - findagrave |
Charles was buried at Danygraig Cemetery. The funeral was conduct by his brother Father Benedict Sander. The funeral was published in the South Wales Daily Post
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