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Charles Terry

Birth1858 - Canterbury, Kent, England
DeathDec 1935 - Canterbury, Kent, England
MotherJane PILE
FatherGeorge TERRY

Born in Canterbury, Kent, England on 1858 to George TERRY and Jane PILE. Charles Terry married Harriet Ellen baker and had 11 children. He passed away on Dec 1935 in Canterbury, Kent, England.

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Parents
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George Terry
1829 - 1891
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Jane Pile
1826 - 1909
Spouse(s)
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Harriet Ellen Baker
1866 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Edward Terry
1894 - Unknown
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William Terry
1897 - 1918
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Selina Blanche Terry
1898 - 1975
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George Horace Terry
1896 - 1918
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Ivy Terry
1908 - 1997
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Mabel Terry
1905 - 1977
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Louisa Terry
1884 - 1956
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Ada Terry
1889 - 1947
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Maud Terry
1888 - Unknown
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Ellen Terry
1890 - Unknown
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Alice Terry
1892 - 1951

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