An allopath by training, Charles received his medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond in 1898. In his 1918 draft registration card, he is described as of medium height and build, with brown eyes and hair. He and wife Erna Bass had at least six children.
He suffered from Tuberculosis and died at the Catawba Sanitarium. His grave in the Moses Branch plot, next to his parents, is unmarked.
He suffered from Tuberculosis and died at the Catawba Sanitarium. His grave in the Moses Branch plot, next to his parents, is unmarked.
An allopath by training, Charles received his medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond in 1898. In his 1918 draft registration card, he is described as of medium height and build, with brown eyes and hair. He and wife Erna Bass had at least six children.
He suffered from Tuberculosis and died at the Catawba Sanitarium. His grave in the Moses Branch plot, next to his parents, is unmarked.
He suffered from Tuberculosis and died at the Catawba Sanitarium. His grave in the Moses Branch plot, next to his parents, is unmarked.
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