File:Charles Elmer Estabrook (1863-1934) obituary in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle of Brooklyn, New York on December 12, 1934.jpg

Charles Estabrook. Special to The Eagle. Hillside, New Jersey; December 12, 1934. Charles E. Estabrook of 1500 N. Broad Street, a former associate of Thomas A. Edison, died yesterday at the General Hospital in Elizabeth after an illness of several weeks. He was born in Brooklyn 71 years ago and was treasurer of the Edison Pioneers, an association of men affiliated with the inventor early in his career. He was formerly with the General Electric Company for 45 years. His wife, a son and a brother survive him.

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