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=Intro=
Charlie Culin was a German brother in fellowship with [[Arnstein Gospel Hall, ON|Arnstein Gospel Hall]], an Open Brethren assembly in Ontario, Canada. Charlie hosted some of the prayer meetings in his home near Loring, and for forty years, he hosted a Sunday School, also in his home, which was an influential contribution in the spiritual lives of many children, including Walter Foreshew, a long-time correspondent and servant leader within [[Alden Street Gospel Hall, ON|Sudbury Gospel Hall]]. Walter's parents were [[Ernest Edward Foreshew]] and Marjorie Vanmeer Foreshew, both in fellowship at Arnstein.
=Birth=
Charlie was born in 1884, his parents were Angelo Culin (b. 1871 Italy) and his wife Lucey Yench (b. 1868 Ontario). Had eight siblings: Gustav, Amelia, Emile, Mary, Angelo, Salma, Rudolf and Agusta.
=Occupation=
Charlie worked as a carpenter.
=Marriage & Family=
On Aug. 3, 1908 in Parry Sound, Ontario, Charlie married Mary Elizabeth Brown (1889-1966). He was 24, and she was 19 years old. Mary was the daughter of Levart Ezra Brown (1862-1946) and his wife Kate "Kitty" Morgan Brown, Methodists.
==Children==
* [[Wilfred Ezra Culin]] (1909-1997) married Myrtle Edna Brooks (1913-2000), dau. of William Charles Brooks (b. Brampton, ON, captain of a steamboat) and Anne Simms Brooks. Myrtle was also of the [[Arnstein Gospel Hall, ON|Arnstein Gospel Hall]]. Service was officiated on Nov. 2, 1932 by [[Wallace Dexter Cudmore]] a local assembly preacher at Arnstein, as well as a United preacher.
* [[Samuel David Culin]] (1910-2003) married Sarah Mary Brooks (1920-1999), dau. of Robert George Brooks & Mary (Davis) Brooks, Anglican and Catholic, respectively.
* [[Mary Elizabeth Matilda Culin McEwen]] (1913-1972) married [[Arthur Herman McEwen]] (long-time correspondent at [[Alden Street Gospel Hall, ON|Sudbury Gospel Hall]].
=Death=
Charlie and Mary both died in 1966, and are buried in the Port and Loring Cemetery.
=Sources=
* Walter Foreshew 11-16-2019
* Ancestry.com
* Findagrave.com
Charlie Culin was a German brother in fellowship with [[Arnstein Gospel Hall, ON|Arnstein Gospel Hall]], an Open Brethren assembly in Ontario, Canada. Charlie hosted some of the prayer meetings in his home near Loring, and for forty years, he hosted a Sunday School, also in his home, which was an influential contribution in the spiritual lives of many children, including Walter Foreshew, a long-time correspondent and servant leader within [[Alden Street Gospel Hall, ON|Sudbury Gospel Hall]]. Walter's parents were [[Ernest Edward Foreshew]] and Marjorie Vanmeer Foreshew, both in fellowship at Arnstein.
=Birth=
Charlie was born in 1884, his parents were Angelo Culin (b. 1871 Italy) and his wife Lucey Yench (b. 1868 Ontario). Had eight siblings: Gustav, Amelia, Emile, Mary, Angelo, Salma, Rudolf and Agusta.
=Occupation=
Charlie worked as a carpenter.
=Marriage & Family=
On Aug. 3, 1908 in Parry Sound, Ontario, Charlie married Mary Elizabeth Brown (1889-1966). He was 24, and she was 19 years old. Mary was the daughter of Levart Ezra Brown (1862-1946) and his wife Kate "Kitty" Morgan Brown, Methodists.
==Children==
* [[Wilfred Ezra Culin]] (1909-1997) married Myrtle Edna Brooks (1913-2000), dau. of William Charles Brooks (b. Brampton, ON, captain of a steamboat) and Anne Simms Brooks. Myrtle was also of the [[Arnstein Gospel Hall, ON|Arnstein Gospel Hall]]. Service was officiated on Nov. 2, 1932 by [[Wallace Dexter Cudmore]] a local assembly preacher at Arnstein, as well as a United preacher.
* [[Samuel David Culin]] (1910-2003) married Sarah Mary Brooks (1920-1999), dau. of Robert George Brooks & Mary (Davis) Brooks, Anglican and Catholic, respectively.
* [[Mary Elizabeth Matilda Culin McEwen]] (1913-1972) married [[Arthur Herman McEwen]] (long-time correspondent at [[Alden Street Gospel Hall, ON|Sudbury Gospel Hall]].
=Death=
Charlie and Mary both died in 1966, and are buried in the Port and Loring Cemetery.
=Sources=
* Walter Foreshew 11-16-2019
* Ancestry.com
* Findagrave.com