In 1891 Charles J. Gill, aged 25, born in Camborne Cornwall, single, plumber & brazier, was lodging with (his uncle) Jasper Edwards in College Row, Camborne.
In 1901 Charles Gill, aged 34, born in Camborne, waterworks plumber, and wife Maud Gill, aged 32, born in Camborne, were living in Union St., Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne) Charles (8), Florence (5), Horace (4), Joseph (2) and Gertrude (1).
In 1911 Charles Jasper Gill, aged 44, born in Camborne, plumber, and wife of 18 years Alice Maud Mary Gill, aged 42, born in Camborne (mother of 11 children, 1 deceased), were living in Park Road, Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne) Charles Percival (18), blacksmith, Florence Helga (15), domestic servant, Horace (14), grocer's errand boy, Joseph Ellison (12), part-time school, Gertrude Mary (11), school, Telfer (9), school, John Edwin (7), Doris Maud (6), Irving (4) and Bertha (2).
In 1921 Charles J. Gill, aged 54 years 3 months, born in Camborne, plumber and sheet metal worker, and wife A. M. M. Gill, aged 52 years 11 months, born in Camborne, home duties, were living at 53 College Street, Camborne. With them were children (born in Camborne, single) Florie H. (25y 11m), domestic service, Telfer (19y 8m), general labourer, John E. (17y 11m), engineering apprentice, Doris M. (16y 5m), domestic service, Irving (14y 11m), Bertha (12y 9m), and Godfrey A. (1y 1m).
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Charles Jasper Gill of 110 College St. died aged 67 years (burial record).
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THE DEATH took place at 110, College-street, Camborne, on Monday, of Mr. Charles Jasper Gill, a plumber for a large number of years with Messrs. W. J. and C. Tyack. He was one of the original members of the Volunteer Fire Brigade which was formed under the late Capt. Josiah Rowe. He served in the Fire Brigade for 35 years, and eventually became lieutenant. For thirty years he was a ringer of the Parish Church. He leaves a widow, seven sons, and four daughters.
West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser, Thursday, 2 Aug 1934, p. 4
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