In 1921 Charles Vivian, aged 31, born in Camborne Cornwall, single, engineer with Holman's Ltd Engineering Works, was with his brother William Vivian in Condurrow Rd., Beacon, Camborne.
In August 1921 Charles Vivian was best man at his brother William's wedding.
In the 1939 Register Charles Vivian (b. 28 Mar 1890), single, mining machinery examiner, was with (his brother) William Vivian and his family at 40 Condurrow Rd., Beacon, Camborne.
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Charles Vivian died aged 51 years. 2
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A BEACON FREEMASON
The internment took place at Camborne Parish Churchyard, on Tuesday, of Mr. Charles Vivian, of 43, Condurrow-road, Beacon, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Vivian. Mr. Vivian, a bachelor, aged 51 years, was employed at Holman Bros. No. 3 Works. He was a member of Tregullow Lodge of Freemasons, St. Day, and the Hope of Cornwall Temple of Honour at Camborne. He was associated with Beacon Methodist Church and Sunday-school. The service at the church was conducted by the Rev. W. V. Sibson, with the choir in attendance, under Mr. H. Bawden (organist). The relatives who attended were Messrs. W., J., T., and A. Vivian (brothers), Miss M. A. Bawden (aunt), Mesdames W. J. and A. Vivian (sisters-in-law), Messrs. K. and R. Vivian (nephews), Mesdames Mill, Jolly, Hendra, Blatchford, Miss G. Williams, Messrs. J. T. Vivian, R. and V. Buddle, W. Mill, C. and O. Bowden, J. Perry, E. Jose, R. J. Exelby, A. Bassett, A. J. Hendra (cousins), Masters B. Lovett and A. Thomas (evacuees)....
The West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser, Thursday, 5 Feb 1942, p. 6
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Charles Vivian of 40 Condurrow-road Beacon Camborne Cornwall died 30 January 1942. Probate Bodmin 9 April to William Ewart Thomas, painter and decorator, and Gladys Irene Vivian (wife of William Vivian). Effects £2,598 11s. 6d. 3
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