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Spouses/Children:
1. Louisa Veale
- Louisa Ethel Hocken
- Bertha Lavinia Hocken
2. Jane Jenner
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Charles Hale Hocken of Cricklewood
- Born: 1873, Rewala, Gwinear, Cornwall
- Christened: 11 Jun 1873, Gwinear, Cornwall 1
- Married (1): 6 Jul 1904, Wesleyan Chapel, Camelford, Cornwall 2
- Married (2): 1919, Croydon District, Surrey, England 3
- Died: 5 Oct 1933, Cottage Hospital, Hendon Way, Middlesex, England 4
- Buried: 10 Oct 1933, Hendon Cemetery, Islington, London, England 5
 Research Notes:
Charles Hale son of Henry Hocken of Rewala, servant on W C Railway, and Lavinia Rowe (baptismal record)
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In 1881 Charls Hocking, aged 8, born in Gwinear Cornwall, scholar, was with his parents in Reawla Lane, Gwinear.
In 1891 Chas. Hocken, aged 18, born in Gwinear Cornwall, boy 1st class sea R.N., was aboard the vessel Black Prince, Hamgaze, Royal Navy, Devon, England.
In 1901 Charles Hocken, aged 27, born in Gwinear Cornwall, single, was aboard the vessel Pelorus in Gibraltar.
In 1921 Charles Hocken, aged 48 years 3 months, born in Gwinear Cornwall, maintenance electrician in factory (London Electric Wire Co.), and wife Jane Hocken, aged 41 years 10 months, born in Catesham Surrey, home duties, were living at 221 Tilhurst Rd, Flat 3 St, Norwood, Croydon, Surrey. With them were daughters (born in Clifden Ireland) Louisa Ethel (17y 5m), shorthand clerk, and Bertha Lavinia (15y 10m).
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Charles Hale Hocken died aged 60 years (cemetery record).
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Charles Hale Hocken of 22 Somerton-road Cricklewood Middlesex died 5 October 1933 at the Cottage Hospital Hendon Way Middlesex. Probate London 27 November to Jane Hocken, widow. Effects £1076, 16s. 10d. 4
Marriage Information:
Charles married Louisa Veale on 4 Jul 1901 in Wesleyan Chapel, Wall, Gwinear, Cornwall.
Marriage Notes:
GWINEAR.
At Wall Wesleyan Chapel on July 4th Mr. C. H. Hocken, of H.M.S. Pelorus (late of Wall), and Miss Louisa Veale, of Croydon, were married by Rev. E. C. Palmer. The bride was given away by Mr. John Michell, of Wall. She was very prettily attired in a white Japanese silk dress trimmed with blonde lace, and wore a wreath of orange blossom with veil. The shower bouquets, together with those of the bridesmaids', were the gifts of the bridegroom. The bride was attended by Miss E. Veale (Sister), and Miss E. Williams (Hayle). They wore white muslin dresses handsomely trimmed with lace and insertion on pink silk foundation, and large black picture hats. The gold brooches worn were the bridegroom's gifts. The groomsman was Mr. Herbert B. Hocken (London). There was a large number of guests and about 20 attended the "breakfast" and reception at Mrs. Hocken's, Wall. The happy couple departed for Tavistock by the mail, where they will spend their honeymoon....
The Cornubian and Redruth Times, Friday, 12 Jul 1904, p. 5
Marriage Information:
Charles also married Jane Jenner, daughter of William Jenner and Mary Henrietta Seiler, in 1919 in the Croydon District, Surrey, England. (Jane Jenner was born on 21 Aug 1879 in Caterham, Surrey, England.)
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