Charles Elliot Robertson

The headstone of Charles Elliot Robertson (1890-1966) in the Kidwell/Robertson Family Cemetery in Fairfax, VA. 

According to the 1910 Federal Census, Charles was a laborer on his father's farm, was living with his parents, Stafford and Georgeanna Robertson, along with his three siblings, John, Ernest, and Mary, was single, and was born in Virginia. 

According to the 1920 Federal Census, Charles was a laborer on his father's farm, was living with his parents, siblings, John and Mary, brother-in-law, Amos Allder, and niece, Dorothy Alder.

According to the 1930 Federal Census, Charles' occupation was farming, was living with his mother, Georgeanna, his brother, John, his wife, Minnie, and his son Charles (15 months), was married for one year (married at age 40), and was not a veteran. 

According to his WWI Draft Registration Card, Charles was 27 years old when he registered for the draft, was born on 01/25/1890, was self-employed as a farmer, was born and living in Fairfax, VA, listed his father and mother as dependents of his support, was single, had not previously served in the military, was tall and slender with dark gray eyes and light hair, and had no physical impairments.

According to his WWII Draft Registration Card, Charles was 52 years old when he registered for the draft, was born on 01/25/1985, was self-employed, was born and living in Fairfax, VA, was employed by a Harry Brodie of Arlington, VA, and worked in Brentwood, MD. Charles William Robertson was listed under the "Name and Address of Person Who Will Always Know Your Address".

According to the Social Security Death Index, Charles died in December of 1963 in Virginia.

According to page 7 of the Fairfax City Times, issued January 1, 1964, funeral services were held for Charles E Robertson on December 17th, who died the previous Saturday at his home. Survivors included two sons, three sisters, and one brother.