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Personal Details of Charles Camp

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Buried:	12/02/1934

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Birth

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Burial Register

Name at death

Charles Camp

Age at Death

Burial Date

12 February 1934

Abode

6 Northbrook Street
Newbury

Official at Burial

John Wilding

Comments

Burial Register Index

Book	1917
Page Number	177
Reccord Number	11010

Sources

Burial Register

Burial Register entry for Charles Camp
©Newbury Town Council
Reproduced with kind permission

Memorial Details

	South kerbstone: In Memory of Charles Camp, died Feb. 9th a934 aged 85 years.

Name on Memorial	Charles Camp
Date of death	09/02/1935
Age	85
Gender	Male

Memorial Type	4 kerbstones
Construction Material	Rough grey granite with inlaid letters
Condition of memorial	Good
Pattison Location Code	C45

Newspaper Cuttings

The articles below have been transcribed from newspapers and magezines.

Charles Camp

Source:	Newbury Weekly News and Mrs Pattison
Article date:	15/02/1934
Copyright:	Newbury Weekly News
Transciption:	CHARLES CAMP DEATH OF MR. CHARLES CAMP A GENIAL PERSONALITY We regret to record the death of Mr. Charles Camp, which occurred on Friday at his residence in Northbrook street, Newbury. Mr. Camp who would have been 86 years of age next month, had a most genial disposition. He was liked by all and had not a single enemy in the world. He was always the same, with a beaming smile and a cheery word for everyone. Mr. Camp, who was born in Devonshire, like is brother, the late Mr. Alfred Camp, had all the charm and great-hearted qualities traditionally associated with the men of the West country. As a young man he was a fine athlete. He trained to the hilt, and in addition to becoming an expert gymnast at tight rope walking. He was about to represent his country in athletic competitions with Germany, when his health gave way, and with his wife he went to Australia to recuperate. Upon returning to his native country, he opened a drapery business in South Devon, and 32 years ago joined his brother at the Drapery Bazaar, Northbrook-street, remaining in active harness until his last illness. He was married 51 years ago, and is survived by his wife and two sons, one of whom is in America. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon at the Newtown-road Cemetery, the Rev. John Wilding, B.A., Congregational Minister, officiating. The family mourners were Mr. Arthur Camp (son), Mr. H. Camp and Mr. S. Paddison (nephews), Mr. F.C. Hopson, Mr. J.L. Ward, Mr. Paul Hopson, Mr. D.F. Laine, Miss Tennant, Messrs George Wintle, G. Johns, H. Beasley, C. Withers, J. Potter and R. A. Boden. Newbury Weekly News 15 February 1934 Mrs P p.188 C45 Buried 12 February 1934 Bk 1917 p. 177 no. 11010
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