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Note: 1880 census, Beverly, Massachusetts: age 10, living with family. 1881 census, Chebogue, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia: age 10, as 'Noble', born Nova Scotia, at school, living with family.
1900 census, Portsmouth, New Hampshire: Charles N. Currier, age 28, born Feb 1872 in Nova Scotia, parents born Nova Scotia, immigration 1887, living in U.S. for 13 yrs., naturalized, restaurant keeper.
1910 census, Revere, Massachusetts: Charles N. Currier, age 39, first marriage, married 8 years, Canada English, parents Canada English, immigration 1880, naturalized, salesman electrical appliances, living with wife, Mary E., age 49, second marriage, married 8 years, no children born, Canada English, parents Canada English, immigration 1874.
1930 census, Reading, Pennsylvania: Charles M? Currier, age 60, married at age 31, born Nova Scotia, parents b. N.S., immigration 1894, naturalized, sign painter, living with wife Mary E, age 67, first married age 38, born Nova Scotia, parents b. N.S., immigration 1880, natuarlized.
Marriage Vital Record: Boston, Massachusetts, Nov 5, 1901, Charles N Currier, age 31, first marr., living 68 Montgomery St., restaurant kpr. born Yarmouth NS, of James T Currier and Lydia Brown, married Mary E Hobbs, maiden Yoston, age 38, 2nd marriage (widow), 32 Milford St., born Emondale PEI, to George Yoston and Catherine Currier.
Naturalization: Currier, Charles N.; 437 Bway, Chelsea; USCC Boston, Massachusetts; b. Nova Scotia, Feb 20, 1871; naturalized Sept 29, 1894.
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