Charles Golden 1858–?

Charles Golden1858–?

Name: Charles Golden

Given names: Charles

Surname: Golden

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Families
Census summary

Events of close relatives Historical facts

Birth

11 February 1858 22 20

Goudhurst, Kent, England

Baptism

26 December 1858 (Age 10 months)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

History

1858

Note: First Atlantic cable laid.

Birth of a brother

between July 1860 and September 1860 (Age 2)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - Jesse Golden

Census

7 April 1861 (Age 3)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

Address:

Old Workhouse COttages

Shared note: 1861 UK Census transcript - Jesse Golding - Goudhurst

History

1861 (Age 2)

Note: Albert dies, Victoria retires into mourning. American Civil War.

History

1862 (Age 3)

Note: Bismarck becomes Prussian premier.

History

1864 (Age 5)

Note: Geneva Convention establishes Red Cross.

Birth of a sister

6 January 1866 (Age 7)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Ann Golden

Birth of a sister

6 January 1866 (Age 7)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Louisa Golden

Baptism of a sister

12 January 1866 (Age 7)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Ann Golden

Baptism of a sister

12 January 1866 (Age 7)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Louisa Golden

Birth of a brother

9 December 1867 (Age 9)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - William Golden

History

1867 (Age 8)

Note: Telegraph cable laid under the Atlantic. Second Reform Bill: enfranchises many workingmen, adds 938,000 to an electorate of 1,057,000 in England and Wales. (Disraeli's legislation)

Baptism of a brother

23 February 1868 (Age 10)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - William Golden

Birth of a sister

11 October 1869 (Age 11)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Jane Ellen Golden

History

1869 (Age 10)

Note: Suez Canal opened.

History

1869 (Age 10)

Note: Union Pacific Railway completed in U.S.

History

1870 (Age 11)

Note: Forster's Elementary Education Act establishes School Boards. Franco-Prussian War.

Baptism of a sister

24 April 1870 (Age 12)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Jane Ellen Golden

Birth of a sister

17 July 1871 (Age 13)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Millicent Ann Golden

History

1871 (Age 12)

Note: Trade unions legalised. Newcastle engineers strike for a nine-hour day. Germany unified.

Baptism of a sister

31 December 1871 (Age 13)

younger sister - Millicent Ann Golden

Birth of a sister

20 September 1873 (Age 15)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Kate Golden

Birth of a brother

20 September 1873 (Age 15)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - Albert George Golden

Baptism of a sister

8 November 1873 (Age 15)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Kate Golden

Baptism of a brother

8 November 1873 (Age 15)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - Albert George Golden

Birth of a sister

1 April 1875 (Age 17)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Flora Golden

History

1876 (Age 17)

Note: Victoria named Empress of India. Edison invents the phonograph. Compulsory school attendance in Great Britain.

Baptism of a sister

26 March 1876 (Age 18)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger sister - Flora Golden

Birth of a brother

17 July 1877 (Age 19)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - Frederick Golden

History

1877 (Age 18)

Note: Transvaal annexed.

History

1879 (Age 20)

Note: Zulu war.

Baptism of a brother

30 March 1879 (Age 21)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

younger brother - Frederick Golden

History

1880 (Age 21)

Note: War with Transvaal.

History

1882 (Age 23)

Note: Married Women's Property Act enables women to buy, own, and sell property, and to keep their own earnings.

History

1883 (Age 24)

Note: Mahdi Rebellion in the Sudan.

History

1884 (Age 25)

Note: Third Reform Act and Redistribution Act extend vote to agricultural workers, electorate tripled.

History

1885 (Age 26)

Note: Fall of Khartoum.

History

1886 (Age 27)

Note: First (Irish) Home Rule bill rejected.

History

1887 (Age 28)

Note: Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee.

History

1889 (Age 30)

Note: London dock workers and match girls strike for 6d./hour.

History

1897 (Age 38)

Note: Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.

History

1898 (Age 39)

Note: Spanish-American War.

History

1899 (Age 40)

Note: Boer war.

History

1901 (Age 42)

Note: Victoria dies, Edward Prince of Wales succeeds.

History

1903 (Age 44)

Note: U.S. acquires Canal Zone from Panama.

History

1904 (Age 45)

Note: Entente Cordiale (England and France).

History

1905 (Age 46)

Note: Revolution in Russia.

History

1914 (Age 55)

Note: The Great War (World War I).

History

1916 (Age 57)

Note: Easter Rising in Dublin.

History

1917 (Age 58)

Note: Russian Revolution.

History

1918 (Age 59)

Note: All men over 21 and women over thirty enfranchised.

History

1922 (Age 63)

Note: Irish Free State established.

History

1928 (Age 69)

Note: Equal Franchise Act grants right to vote to women over 21 (as well as men).

History

1936 (Age 77)

Note: Spanish Civil War.

History

7 July 1937 (Age 79)

Note: The Japanese invasion of China (the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War).

History

1938 (Age 79)

Note: Chamberlain cedes Czech territory to Hitler at Munich.

History

1 September 1939 (Age 81)

Note: The German invasion of Poland.

History

3 September 1939 (Age 81)

Note: France and Britain declared war on Germany .

History

10 June 1940 (Age 82)

Note: Italy declares war on Britain and France.

History

22 June 1941 (Age 83)

Note: German attack on the USSR.

History

7 December 1941 (Age 83)

Note: Japan attacks America without any declaration of war (Pearl Harbour).

History

8 December 1941 (Age 83)

Note: America declares war on Japan.

History

11 December 1941 (Age 83)

Note: Germany and Italy declare war on America.

History

8 September 1943 (Age 85)

Note: Italy surrenders.

History

13 October 1943 (Age 85)

Note: Italy declares war on Germany.

History

19 April 1945 (Age 87)

Note: German forces in Italy surrender.

History

8 May 1945 (Age 87)

Note: Germany surrenders (VE Day, Victory in Europe Day).

History

2 September 1945 (Age 87)

Note: Japan surrenders (VJ Day, Victory over Japan Day).

Death

Yes

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father	Jesse Golden Birth 9 May 1835 51 44 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
3 years mother	Dorcas Sales Birth about 1838 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
	Marriage: 17 November 1855 — Goudhurst, Kent, England
15 months #1 elder sister	Sarah Jane Golden Birth 1 March 1857 21 19 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
11 months #2 himself	Charles Golden Birth 11 February 1858 22 20 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
2 years #3 younger brother	Jesse Golden Birth between July 1860 and September 1860 25 22 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
6 years #4 younger sister	Ann Golden Birth 6 January 1866 30 28 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
#5 younger sister	Louisa Golden Birth 6 January 1866 30 28 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
23 months #6 younger brother	William Golden Birth 9 December 1867 32 29 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
22 months #7 younger sister	Jane Ellen Golden Birth 11 October 1869 34 31 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
21 months #8 younger sister	Millicent Ann Golden Birth 17 July 1871 36 33 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
2 years #9 younger sister	Kate Golden Birth 20 September 1873 38 35 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
#10 younger brother	Albert George Golden Birth 20 September 1873 38 35 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
18 months #11 younger sister	Flora Golden Birth 1 April 1875 39 37 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
2 years #12 younger brother	Frederick Golden Birth 17 July 1877 42 39 Goudhurst, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...

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Media

7 April 1861 (Age 3)

Goudhurst, Kent, England

Old Workhouse COttages

Shared note: 1861 UK Census transcript - Jesse Golding - Goudhurst