Charles Allee

Charles Allee
Personal information
Born	10 February 1848; Melbourne, Australia
Died	7 June 1896 (aged 48); Melbourne, Australia
Domestic team information
1873-1878	Victoria
	Source: Cricinfo, 6 June 2015

Charles Allee (10 February 1848 – 7 June 1896) was an Australian cricketer. He played six first-class cricket matches for Victoria between 1873 and 1878.[1] He was also a founder of East Melbourne Cricket Club.[2]

References

"Death of a Well Known Cricketer", The Age, Melbourne, 8 June 1896, p 6
"Death of Mr. C. G. Allee", The Australasian, Melbourne, 13 June 1896, p 17
"Death of Mr Allee", Tasmanian News, Hobart, 10 June 1896, p 3
"Cricket: The Late Mr Allee", The Herald, Melbourne, 9 June 1896, p 3
"The Late Mr Allee", Weekly Times, Melbourne, 13 June 1896, p 25
"Death of a Cricketer", The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 June 1896, p 5
"Death of a Cricketer" in "Victoria", The Brisbane Courier, 9 June 1896, p 5
"Cricket: Death of a Well-known Cricketer", Evening News, Sydney, 9 June 1896, p 6
"Cricket", Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate, 10 June 1896, p 3
"Cricket", The Northern Miner, Charters Towers, 10 June 1896, p 2
Nunquam Dormio, "Flotsam and Jetsam", The Inquirer and Commercial News, Perth, 19 June 1896, p 15
"Melbourne", Maryborough Chronicle Wide Bay and Burnett Adverstiser, 10 June 1896, p 2
Felix, "Cricket: Cricket Chatter", The Australasian, Melbourne, 6 September 1879, p 13
"Pavillion Echoes", The Australasian, Melbourne, 15 February 1879, p 12
"In Memoriam: Charles George Allee", Leader, Melbourne, 13 June 1896, p 16
E B M, "In Memoriam", Sportsman, Melbourne, 16 June 1896, p 6

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