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Frederick George CHARROSIN
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Name Frederick George CHARROSIN Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born 29 May 1896 Peckham, London, England
- GRO ref: Charrosin, Frederick George q2 1896 Camberwell RD 1d 925; GRO online index shows mother's maiden name as Madden
Actual date from death index and 1939 register. Place from 1911 census
Gender Male Residence 1942 Upper Norwood, Surrey, England
Residence 1976 120, Brighton Road, Lancing, Sussex, England
His home at the time of his death Died 17 Apr 1976 Worthing Reg Dist, Sussex, England
- GRO ref: Charrosin, Frederick George (born 29 My 1896) q2 1976 Worthing RD 18 2024
Date from probate calendar entry
Probate 26 Jul 1976 Brighton, Sussex, England
Calendar entry - "Charrosin, Frederick George of 120 Brighton Rd Lancing died 17 April 1976 Probate Brighton 26 July £7729 760508744F Further Grant Brighton 16-11-1976"
Administration with Will 16 Nov 1976 Brighton, Sussex, England
Calendar entry - "Charrosin, Frederick George of 120 Brighton Rd Lancing died 17 April 1976 Administration with Will Brighton 16 November £7729 Former Grant Brighton 26 July 1976 760512242H"
Occupation Composer and Arranger - Described as a 'musical director' when granted admon. of his mother's estate in 1946.
A short biography of him appears on the Robert Farnon Society website
Music:
I can only find his music, that which he wrote and that which he arranged, available as short pieces on mixed CDs.
'Snowflakes' is on the Art Deco Café CD; a preview can be listened to at the AllMusic website or on Amazon; the single piece can be bought at the latter.
'Playbox' is on "The Golden Age of Light Music: Childhood Memories" CD - the single piece is available on iTunes and a sample can be heard on the Allmusic website.
'Hiker's Highway' is on "The Golden Age of Light Music: Light Music On The Move" CD - the single piece is available on iTunes and a sample can be heard on the Allmusic website.
'Busy Business' is on "The Golden Age of Light Music: Highdays and Holidays" CD - the single piece is available on iTunes and a sample can be heard on the Allmusic website.
'Hora Samba' is on the "Mambo Jambo: Edmundo Ros and his Rumba Band, vol. 7-8/1949-1950" CD, sample on the Allmusic website. It is also on the "Música Latina: Trinidad" album on iTunes (assuming it is correct that Charrosin wrote and did not just arrange this piece).
Many listing the items on a mixed CD show the performers but not the composer, making tracking down the music a little difficult. However, 4 more pieces by Charrosin are (at the time of writing) listed on iTunes:
'Shock' and 'Denunciation' on "The Archive Collection 1930's CD 2"
'Mysterious March' and 'Stealth' both on "The Archive Collection 1940's CD 5"
Arrangements
His arrangement of 'Rendez-Vous' appears on the Music from the Titanic (vol. 2), but given that he was only 16 when the Titanic sunk I don't think it can't have been this arrangement that would have been played on the ship. Sample on AllMusic website, also on iTunes.
His arrangement of 'Calvary on the Steppes' is on the "Guards in Concert: Massed Bands of the Household Division" CD - sample on AllMusic website.
In completely different style, on the American Roots Songbook CD he is credited with the blues song "Caldonia". I think he must have arranged the music; the song is credited as being by Fleecie Moore although it was probably by her husband Louis Jordan - see Wikipedia article about the song (which doesn't mention Charrosin)
Siblings1 sister Patriarch & Matriarch
Vincent CHARROSIN, d. Bef 1597 (10 x Great Grandfather)
Annie Matilda MADDEN, b. Abt 1872, Bermondsey, London, England
, d. 14 Jun 1945, 80, Canadian Avenue, Lewisham, Kent, England
(Age ~ 73 years) (Mother) 
Person ID I14621 All Last Modified 20 May 2021
Father Frederick William Ernest CHARROSIN, b. Mar Q 1869, Islington Reg Dist, Middlesex, England
, d. 16 Oct 1944, Farnborough Hospital, Kent, England
(Age ~ 75 years) Mother Annie Matilda MADDEN, b. Abt 1872, Bermondsey, London, England
, d. 14 Jun 1945, 80, Canadian Avenue, Lewisham, Kent, England
(Age ~ 73 years) Married 11 Mar 1893 St. Mary Magdalene’s Church, Bermondsey, London, England
- Shown as married 18 years in the 1911 census, having had 2 children, 1 of whom had died
GRO ref: Charrosin, Frederick William E to Madden, Annie Matilda q1 1893 St.Olave RD 1d 312
Details from PR entry (image on Ancestry, viewed 24 Dec 2013)
Frederick William Ernest Charrosin, aged 24, Bachelor, Telegraphist, 30 Gallaty(?) Road, Nunhead, father Frederick Daniel Charrosin, Civil Servant; Annie Matilda Madden, aged 20, Spinster, 52 Ilderton Road Bermondsey, father John Thomas Madden (deceased), Traveller
Married by Banns, both signed, witnesses Fred. Geo. Madden and Alfred H Charrosin
Family ID F6170 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family Lilian Elizabeth Ellen HAYDON, b. 6 May 1899, d. 29 Jul 1972, Worthing Reg Dist, Sussex, England
(Age 73 years) Married Mar Q 1920 Camberwell Reg Dist, London, England
- GRO ref: Charrosin, Frederick G to Haydon, Lilian E E q1 1920 Camberwell RD 1d 1325
It appears that Frederick and Lilian only had the one child (looking for Charrosin's with mother's maiden name Haydon produces only the one result)
Children 1. Eric William Frederick CHARROSIN, b. Jun Q 1921, Camberwell Reg Dist, London, England
, d. 18 Jul 1942, Bibb, Muscogee Co., Georgia, USA
(Age ~ 21 years)Last Modified 1 Feb 2018 Family ID F6171 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- GRO ref: Charrosin, Frederick George q2 1896 Camberwell RD 1d 925; GRO online index shows mother's maiden name as Madden

