Marriage certificates

[JenB]

Worthington Simpson was the name of the company.
Previously it had been James Simpson.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worthington-Simpson

It’s just rather coincidental that ‘our’ Charles Clarke, a foreman fitter, was working for J. Simpson according to his attestation papers.
And that Charles N Clarke in 1891 and 1901 was with a family who had a member who was also a fitter and worked for Worthington Simpson in 1921.

[louisa maud]

The plot deepens.
LM

[Cas (stallc)]

1921 for the Weare family has same address as on his enlistment, with others. 364 Kings Street Hammersmith. So definitely a connection there.

Cas

[JenB]

Seems Milliepede has made a significant find!

[JenB]

1921 for the Weare family has same address as on his enlistment, with others. 364 Kings Street Hammersmith. So definitely a connection there.

They are there in 1911 as well.

[Cas (stallc)]

1921 for the Weare family has same address as on his enlistment, with others. 364 Kings Street Hammersmith. So definitely a connection there.

They are there in 1911 as well.

Yes checked after posting

[JenB]

This is probably not related but there is this entry in 1911 in Wakefield prison.
The occupation matches.

Charles Clark, 25, widower, fitter, engineer, London S.Kensington

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Going back a bit but which record had a sister on it? 

I haven’t seen that one or has it been ruled out.

It's deep in one version of his military records

The statements given by fellow servicemen regarding his death are in it too. There's some suggestions of an unhappy marital situation. They also didn;t have the correct address for Bertha in their records so the telegram informing her that he was seriously injured in hospital in Weston didn't immediate reach her

[Milliepede]

That’s really interesting with the Kings Street Hammersmith address but would make him a lot younger than first thought.

Be good to see what details are on that 1889 birth.