Beyond our Elusive William Daniel

This child was named Charles in the 1900 and 1910 censuses.

On the World War I draft registration he was Charles Alexander McQueen, born in Letohatchee, Alabama on 31 Oct 1895. He was residing in Hope Hill, Alabama, and he was employed as a farmer by Miss Nona(? hard to read) Venable. He was married.

Census:
1920;Census Place: Union Academy, Montgomery, Alabama; Roll: T625_37; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 125; Image: 107
Greenville Road
180/180, Mcqueen, Charles A., head, rent, male, white, head, m, AL, AL, AL, farm, farming
----, Annie, wife, f, w, 22, m, AL, AL, AL
----, , son, m, w, 2 2/12 (? hard to read), s, AL, AL, AL, none
(Next page, same household)
180/180, Venable, Julious, brother-in-law, m, w, 19, s, AL, AL, AL, carpenter, house carpenter, own account

It appears that the following record may be the family in 1930, although there are some inconsistencies:
1930; Census Place: Precinct 7, Jefferson, Alabama; Roll: 22; Page: 23A; Enumeration District: 128; Image: 315.0
471/478, McQueen, M. Carl, head, rent, 15, not a farm, m, w, 34, m, 19, AL, AL, AL, laborer, steel plant, wages, not at work previous day, not a veteran
----, Nannie, wife-H, f, w, 32, m, 17, AL, AL, AL, none
----, Carol, son, m, w, 12, s, AL, AL, AL, none
----, J. V., son, m, w, 10, s, AL, AL, AL, none
----, Florence, dau., f, w, 2, s, AL, AL, AL, none