Middle name from
ancestry.ca tree Ashworth/Lowe.
In the April to June 1886 birth index
Charles Edwin Lowe, Leeds, Yorkshire, volume 9b, page 441.
Parish Records, St. Michael, Headingley, Leeds, Yorkshire
Born March 13, 1886, baptized April 25 1886,
Charles Edwin Lowe, parents Charles Edward and Jane Elizabeth Lowe, 2 Armenia Place, Leeds, father is a joiner by Howard Chadwick assistant Curate.
In the 1891 census 1 Brunswick Place.
Head, Charles Edward Lowe, married, age 28, Joiner (practical), born East Keswick.
Wife Jane Elizabeth Lowe, age 26, born Leeds. Daughter Henrietta Lowe, single, age 17, born Leeds.
Son
Charles Edwin Lowe, age 5. born Leeds.
Boarder William Higgins Lowe, married, age 23, clerk, born Leeds. [William Higgins Lowe must be William Higgins with the ditto added by mistake]
In the 1901 census registration district Leeds, sub district North Leeds, ecclesiastical parish Leyland St. Thomas, 16 Nielbourne? St..
Charles E. Lowe, head, married, age 42, joiner carp., born East Keswick.
Wife Jane E. Lowe age 37, born Leeds.
Daughter Henrietta Lowe, single, age 17, Packer of Dry Foods, born Leeds.
Son Charles E. Lowe, single, age 15, solicitor’s clerk, born Leeds.
Son Joseph H. Lowe age 3, born Leeds.
Son William S. Lowe age 3 months, born Leeds.
In the 1911 census 42a Sheepscar Street, Leeds
Charles Edward Lowe, head, married, age 52, joiner and undertaker, born East Keswick, Yorkshire.
Wife Jane Elizabeth Lowe, married 28 years, age 47, born Leeds.
Son
Charles Edwind [is it Edwin or Edward?] Lowe, single, age 25, joiner and undertaker, born Leeds.
Son William Scatchard Lowe, age 10, school, born Leeds.
Grand daughter Marjory Winnifred Smith, age 1, born Leeds.
British Army WWI Service Records, Short Service Attestation December 9, 1915
Charles Edwin Lowe, Railway Troops Depot Royal Engineers, Regimental Number 262703
264th Railway Company is mentioned
Address 26 Gledhow Mount, Roundhay Road?, Leeds
age 29 years 8 months, joiner, married
height 5 feet 7 1/4 inches
married Florence Simpkin, spinster September 23, 1913 at Leeds
no children listed
Mobilized January 15, 1917, embarked February 3, 1917, rank Private
Transfered to Class Z Army Reserve on Demobilization September 10, 1919, Addrerss 26 Gledhow Mount, Leeds, Yorkshire
British Army WWI Medal Rolls
Charles E. Lowe, sapper, Royal Engineers, regimental number 218510, WR 262703
Victory Medal, British Medal
1939 England and Wakes Register
26 Gledhow Mount, Leeds, Yorkshire West Riding
1.
Charles Lowe, born March 13 1886, married, Joiner and Undertaker, Casualty Squad A[ir Raid Precautions?]
2.
Florence Lowe, born August 4 1887, married, unpaid domestic duties
28 Gledhow Mount
1. Susanah Simpkin, born December 17 1855, widow, domestic duties unpaid
[Florence’ mother Susanah is living next door]
A possible match in the July to September 1954 death index
Charles E. Lowe, age 68, Leeds, Yorkshire, volume 2c, page 172.