Family Card - Person Sheet
NameCamillo David Varnerin 
Birth17 Apr 1894, Boston, Massachusetts
Death20 Oct 1959
FatherGiovanni Battista Varnerin (1862-<1920)
MotherSanta / Santina Varnerin (1863-1930)
Notes for Camillo David Varnerin
Birth record says Camelio Varnerine, born on Norfolk Avenue, father a stone mason.
June 1917 World War I draft card shows him living at 96 East Cottage Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Says that his mother is dependent on him. Working as a driver for Metroploitan Coal Company.
18 July 1919, C. D. Varnerin age 25, an auto repair man, entered Canada from 96 East Cottage Street, Boston, traveling by automobile, apparently planning to live there.
1930 Census - Charles D. living with wife, Maye A., and son, David C., at 47 Townsend Street, home of his uncle’s widow.
1941 directory shows him at 4615 Washington Street, working as a warehouseman for D. F. Monroe Co.
World War II draft registration shows him living at 4615 Washington Street, Roslindale, Boston, Massachusetts, working for Metropolitan Coal Co. Wife’s name is apparently Maye A. Varnerin.
June 1917 World War I draft card shows him living at 96 East Cottage Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Says that his mother is dependent on him. Working as a driver for Metroploitan Coal Company.
18 July 1919, C. D. Varnerin age 25, an auto repair man, entered Canada from 96 East Cottage Street, Boston, traveling by automobile, apparently planning to live there.
1930 Census - Charles D. living with wife, Maye A., and son, David C., at 47 Townsend Street, home of his uncle’s widow.
1941 directory shows him at 4615 Washington Street, working as a warehouseman for D. F. Monroe Co.
World War II draft registration shows him living at 4615 Washington Street, Roslindale, Boston, Massachusetts, working for Metropolitan Coal Co. Wife’s name is apparently Maye A. Varnerin.