Timeline

According to the 1851 census, Charles John is an only child to Charles Walter and Sophia Susan (née Levien). He lives at 30 Gloucester Terrace [left] in Paddington alongside five servants, his grandmother and his aunt. His father is a stockbroker.

According to the 1861 census, Charles J. is now living at 52 Gloucester Terrace and now with two younger brothers and three younger sisters, as well as six servants.

(It appears Charles had a son, Claude Ernest Turvey, born 1870)
According to the 1871 census, Charles J. is now a Clerk in the Stock Exchange, and still living with his entire family, with an additional younger brother and seven servants, all at Feltham House, on Browell Lane, at Feltham..

Not found on the 1891 census.
He can be found, however, on the London Electoral Registers, living at 8 De Vere Gardens in Kensington, but also 23 Old Broad Street in Kensington in 1890-1901.

Not found on the 1901 census, although his daughter, Muriel, now aged 19, was living at 11 Routh Road in Wandsworth, with her aunt and uncle, Edward Richardson.

Upon his son's entry into Harrow in 1907, Charles' address is shown on the register, as 28 Belgrave Road SW, and he is still a London Stockbroker.

According to the 1911 census, Charles John is a stockbroker, married to Clementina Frances. His son, William lives with them, as do three servants, at 28 Belgrave Road. Lived at 28 Belgrave Road from 1894 until 1919. By which time, he was also living at 93 Church Road in Richmond.
(His mother died 16 December 1916)

According to the 1921 census, Charles John is still a stockbroker for JC Morice & Co., and still married to Clementina Frances, now with two servants, at 93 Church Road in Richmond.
(Clementia Morice died 24 March 1922)