Charles John Gill

Secretary of Solicitors and General Life Assurance Company, Chancery Lane, London.

Legal & General was formed by Sergeant John Adams and five other lawyers in June 1836 in a Chancery Lane coffee shop. Originally called the New Law Life Assurance Society, the society was restricted to those in the legal profession. The name was changed to Legal & General Life Assurance Society to reflect that policies were available to the general public but with share ownership restricted to those in the legal profession. The group expanded in the UK and soon began to acquire overseas life assurance companies, purchasing a pensions business from the Metropolitan Life Assurance Company of New York in the 1930s

Residence: 1841 - High Street, Wells, Somerset, England Wife (implied): Emma Gill

Residence: 1851 - 2 Oval Cottage, St Pancras, Middlesex, England Wife: Emma Gill Children: Chas H Gill, Leonard Ugill, Edith E Ugill, Gerald Ugill

Residence: 1861 - 52 Chancery Lane, St Andrews Holborn West Part, Middlesex, England Wife: Emma Gill Children: Edward G Gill, Jessie S Gill, Edith E Gill, Frnaces N Gill

Charles Residence: 1871 - Highwood Hill Moat Mount, Hendon, Hendon, Middlesex, England Relation: Visitor Emma Residence: 1871 - King Henry's Road, St John Hampstead, London-Middlesex, England Children: Charles Gill, Rosa C Gill, Leonard W Gill, Edith Gill, Frank H Gill, Crandon D Gill, Edward I G Gill, Jessie S Gill, Rainsford F Gill

Residence: 1881 - 59 King Henrys Road, Hampstead, London, England Wife: Emma Gill Children: Rose C Gill, Edith E Gill, Cranden Gill, Edward J Gill, Jessie S Gill, Ramsford S Gill