Charles Thomas Howard (1865-) was born on 8th April 1865 in Boston, Lincolnshire, to George Thomas Vernon Howard, an artist, and his wife, Eliza. His siblings included Vernon, Alan and Frank.
Charles became an artist and art teacher. His brother Alan also became an art teacher. Charles married Catherine E. (b.1880) in around 1895 and they had two children, Eleanor J.V. (b.1896) and Jeffrey C.V. (b.1904). By the time of the 1921 census, the family were living in Acton, Middlesex.
Charles illustrated British Animal Life around 1920.
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