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Charlie Lennon. Uncle Charlie Lennon, uncle to John Lennon
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Charlie Lennon. Uncle Charlie Lennon, uncle to John Lennon
Charlie Lennon.
Uncle Charlie Lennon, uncle to John Lennon.
Charlie is pictured here at The Convention Bar in Liverpool, reminiscing over a drink.
Charlie Lennon was also an singer and composer in his lifetime. He was the youngest brother John Lennon father Freddie Lennon. Charlie Lennon was a chef and travelled all over the country before settling in Brighton for a while. In the late 1980s he returned to Liverpool and lived in a flat in Sefton Park. Charlie Lennon died on Sunday 26th May 2002 aged 83. It was widely thought that Charlie Lennon was John Lennons favourite Uncle. In 2005, a book called Uncle To a Beatle was written by his friend in life, Scott Wheeler.
Picture taken 30th August 1982
Williams
Liverpool Echo
Mirrorpix
Liverpool
Merseyside
England
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Media ID 21838150
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Badge Book John Lennon Merseyside Uncle 1982 Relative
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