Parish records Old St. Pancras, London
Baptism February 17, 1898 Frederick Charles Hiles, born November 1, 1897, parents Owen Hiles and Florence Louisa Hiles, of 26 Warrington Street, father is a carman, by E. Kynaston.

In the 1901 census 7 Clarendon Square, Somers Town, St. Pancras, London.
Head Owen Hiles, age 22, [can’r decipher his occupation looks like Leoler. C. Ge.], worker, born St. Pancras, London.
Wife Florence Hiles age 21, born St. Pancras.
Daughter May F. Hiles, age 1, born St. Pancras.
Son Frederick Hiles, age 3, born St. Pancras.

London Poor Law and Guardian Records, Religious Creed, St Pancras, Camden
Admitted June 7 1905
Florence Hiles, born 1882, 2 Hampden Street, married, ward 6, nearest known relative, Christopher Owen Hiles - deserted, on whose orders admittied Cardnell, discharge August 26 1905
Frederick Hiles, born 1898, discharge ??? June 8 1905
Florence May Hiles, born 1900, discharge N. I. June 7 1905
George Hiles, born 1902, discharge ??? June 8 1905
Alfred Hiles, born 1904, discharge N. I. July 22 1905
William Hiles, born 1904, discharge S. I. July 21 1905

Parish records Holy Trinity, Haverstock Hill, Camden, London
Marriage April 23, 1921 Frederick Charles Hiles, age 23, bachelor, postman, of 4 Leybourne Street, father Owen Hiles (deceased), carman and Florence Louisa Moran, age 22, spinster of 4 Leybourne Street, father Arthur Lewis Moran, bus washer, after banns, by mark Johnson, Vicar in the presence of Arthur Thomas? J? Moran and Samuel Wright.