Charles Duret Aubin
Charles Duret Aubin (1894- ) was Attorney-General under Bailiff Alexander Coutanche from 1935 to 1948, including the difficult years of the German Occupation.
He was the son of Walter Duret Aubin, a doctor of medicine, Deputy for St Helier (1895-1898), Jurat of the Royal Court (1899) and Lieut-Bailiff (1906-1917), and Catharine Francesca Murrow
The iconic photograph of Charles Duret Aubin meeting invading German troops at the Airport in 1940
Charles Duret Aubin (second from left) and colleagues ready for a Christmas Day swim at Havre des Pas Pool in 1928
Charles' wife Isabel
A card sent from France in 1899 when he was five years old
This is a postcard which was sent to him from Fecamp in Normandy when he was a child in 1901
The address side of the 1901 card
A telegram sent from Sark congratulating him on his appointment
Charles at an Animal Shelter fete in 1936
