Aide, Charles Hamilton 4.nov.1827-13.dec.1906 France, Paris - England, London
poet, novelist, born with british nationality at rue St Honore in Paris, 7.dec.1827 baptized by bishop Matthew Henry Luscombe in Paris, 1830 his father was killed in a duel whereafter his mother returned to England, where she owned a home in Lyndhurst Hampshire, 13.dec.1831 he was again baptized in Whitchurch Hampshire, 1841-1875 residing with his mother at lodging homes at St George Hanover Square in London Westminster, 1844 he studied at the University of Bonn Germany, 1847-1853 he served in the British Army as lieutenant of the 85th Regiment at Fulwood Barracks Manchester, retiring with the rank of captain, 1875 after the death of his mother he took residence at Queen Anne's Gate in Westminster, 1896 residing at 23 Hanover Square and later until death residing at Ascot Wood Cottage in Ascot Berkshire, he died at his London home 28 Half Moon Street in Piccadilly and was buried at the churchyard of All Souls in Ascot ; son of the greek George Aide Esq. and gentlewoman Georgina Emma Maria Collier (London Marylebone 3.may.1790-12.oct.1875 Hampshire, Southsea) who married 16.apr.1822 at St George Hanover Square ; brother Frederick Alexander Aide (Paris 4.jul.1823-1831 Boulogne, died in an accident) ; he never married and left a fortune to Miss Viola Tree, Lady Henry Stanley and Mr. Morton Fullerton 'Times' correspondent in Paris