Charles Edward LINTON (1890-1958)

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Charles "Charlie" Edward LINTON

(December 1, 1890 - April 6, 1958)

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Terry Louis Linton © 2007

Linton Research Fund Inc., Publication 2007

LINTON & BIRD Chronicles Volume II, Issue 1, Spring © 2007, ISSN 1941-3521

updated March 28, 2020 

  

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Charles Edward LINTON (1890-1958) was the son of John Edward LINTON (1838-1901)  & Sallie Fenmor STONESTREET (1861-1926). Charles was born on December 1, 1890, on the "Linton Family Farm, in Riverside Park," near Hunters Station and Fort Hunt, in the Mount Vernon District, Fairfax County, Virginia. Charles was christened, in December 1890, in the Saint Mary's Catholic Church, in Alexandria, Virginia. 

On December 1, 1909, Charles married Annie Lucretia Cronk (1888-1956),  in Second  Presbyterian Church, on Saint Aspa Street, in Alexandria, Virginia,  They were married, by Reverent Jas H. Sener, with the consent of her father, in person.  Annie was the daughter of Charles Fenton CRONK (1852-1918) & Georganna Lucretia COXEN (1855-1897), in Alexandria, Virginia. Annie was born on November 18, 1888, in the home of her parents in Alexandria, Virginia. 

Annie died on February 10, 1956, in Circle Terrace Hospital, Alexandria, Virginia, at age 67 and was was buried in the Mount Comfort Cemetery, Fairfax County, Virginia. 

Charles died on April 6, 1958, at Circle Terrace Hospital, Alexandria, Virginia,at age 67. The cause of his death was from heart attacks and strokes. Charles was buried, next to Annie, in the Mount Comfort Cemetery, Fairfax County, Virginia.

 

Charles & Annie had seven children: 

John Edward Charles Linton (1910-1911); Florence Avis LINTON Beavers (1912-1990);  Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987); Georganna LINTON (1916-1916); Theodore Francis Linton (1917-1970); Bernadette Thelma LINTON Butler (1921-2015); Madeline "Madge" Elizabeth LINTON Bly (1922-1991) 

 

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Charles Edward LINTIN (1890-1958) (Brief Historical Sketch)

Charles Edward LINTON (1890-1958) on Find-A-Grave 

Charlie's Photo Gallery 

Annie Lucretia CRONK (1888-1956) Project 

Annie Lucretia CRONK (1888-1956)  (Brief Historical Sketch) 

Annie Lucretia CRONK Linton (1888-1956) Find-A-Gave 

Annie's Photo Gallery 

John Edward LINTON (1838-1901) Charlie's father 

Sallie Fenmor STONESTREET (1861-1926) Charlie's mother 

STONESTREET Family Tree 

Two different LINTON Family Root Trees 

LINTON Photo Gallery

 

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Charles Edward LINTON (1890-1958) in 1942 getting ready to go to work at Potomac Yard. He was a railroad brakeman for the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad from 1916 to 1957

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