Charles Bean King (1873 - 1928)
Junior member of the building firm of that name, founded in 1746. They built many houses in the Well Walk area.
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I’m researching the surviving painted sign for Charles Bean King which can be seen at 28 Church Row in Hampstead.
I have found a listing in the 1874 Middlesex directory for Charles Bean King, builder, at 53 High Street Hampstead.
I am assuming there must have been more than one Charles Bean King becuase this date corresponds to when he would have been age one from the information about this tomb.
Do you have any further useful information?
Sorry; I suggest you look at the 1881 census and later