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James Odgers BOASE ‎(I144)‎

Given Names: James Odgers
Surname: BOASE

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 11 March 1807

36 Camborne, Cornwall, England
Death: 1 September 1890 ‎(Age 83)‎ Nairne, South Australia, Australia

Personal Facts and Details

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Birth	11 March 1807 39 36 Camborne, Cornwall, England
Baptism	21 July 1807 ‎(Age 4 months)‎ Camborne, Cornwall, England
Marriage	Sarah Sally HARRY - between 1830 and 1835 ‎(Age 22)‎ Cornwall, England Shared Note: - Marriage location is likely but not certain.
Biographical Notes	Source: The Ships List Source: England Census 1841 Citation Details: Cornwall, St Ives, #8 Source: England Census 1851 Citation Details: Cornwall, Camborne #1f Note: In 1841 James 35 was a miner. Sally 30 had four children at home: Sally five, Martha four, Mary three and James one. Was Sally busy? In 1851 James and Sally were living at Camborne, an important mining town about halfway between St Ives and Redruth where James had been born. James 44 was listed as a copperminer. Sally, also 44, had the following young ones at home: Sally 16, a dressmaker; Martha O. 15, a milliner; Mary 13, a scholar; Henry 9 nine a scholar; and James five a scholar. By the middle of the 1800s the mining boom in Cornwall was waning; and as a consequence, there began a huge wave of Cornish migration to other countries, including Australia. James came to Australia with his family on the 700 ton barque sailing ship "Standard". It departed on 9 September 1854 with 315 men women and children on board. There were 10 deaths during the voyage and 7 births. It arrived in Adelaide on 17 December after 99 days at sea.
Death	1 September 1890 ‎(Age 83)‎ Nairne, South Australia, Australia Cause of death: Result of valvular disease of the heart Note: Show Details Note: James Boase died on September 1st, 1890 in Nairne, South Australia, which was his usual residence. He was 83 years old. His "Rank or Profession" was labourer. The informant was Al‎[bert?]‎ Chapman, undertaker, Nairne.
Burial	Nairne Cemetery, Nairne, South Australia, Australia
Last Change	12 March 2009 - 15:14:42

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Parents Family (F13)
Father	Henry BOASE 1767 -
Mother	Martha ODGERS 1770 -
Sister	Mary BOASE 1794 - 1795
Brother	Henry BOASE 1796 -
Brother	Robert BOASE 1798 -
Sister	Mary BOASE 1801 -
Brother	James Odgers BOASE 1803 - 1803
Sister	Sally BOASE 1804 -
	James Odgers BOASE 1807 - 1890
Brother	Joseph BOASE 1809 - 1897
Brother	Francis BOASE 1813 -

Immediate Family (F1760)
Wife	Sarah Sally HARRY 1805 - 1865
Daughter	Sarah Sally BOASE 1835 -
Daughter	Martha Odgers BOASE 1837 - 1935
Daughter	Mary Jane BOASE 1838 - 1931
Son	Henry James BOASE 1841 - 1908
Son	James Odgers BOASE 1846 - 1884

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Marriage	Marriage location is likely but not certain.
Marriage	Marriage location is likely but not certain.
Death of spouse	Sarah Boase died on 5th January 1865 in Nairne, which was her usual residence. She was 59 years old and died of apoplexy. She was the wife of James Boase, Miner. Certified by Robert Moore Steele of Nairne. Signed in my presence at Iverbrackie this sixth day of January 1865 by Daniel Baruh.
Biographical Notes	In 1841 James 35 was a miner. Sally 30 had four children at home: Sally five, Martha four, Mary three and James one. Was Sally busy? In 1851 James and Sally were living at Camborne, an important mining town about halfway between St Ives and Redruth where James had been born. James 44 was listed as a copperminer. Sally, also 44, had the following young ones at home: Sally 16, a dressmaker; Martha O. 15, a milliner; Mary 13, a scholar; Henry 9 nine a scholar; and James five a scholar. By the middle of the 1800s the mining boom in Cornwall was waning; and as a consequence, there began a huge wave of Cornish migration to other countries, including Australia. James came to Australia with his family on the 700 ton barque sailing ship "Standard". It departed on 9 September 1854 with 315 men women and children on board. There were 10 deaths during the voyage and 7 births. It arrived in Adelaide on 17 December after 99 days at sea.
Death	Show Details Note: James Boase died on September 1st, 1890 in Nairne, South Australia, which was his usual residence. He was 83 years old. His "Rank or Profession" was labourer. The informant was Al‎[bert?]‎ Chapman, undertaker, Nairne.

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Sources

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Source	Biographical Index of South Australians 1836-1885 Publication: South Australian Genealogy and Heraldry Society Inc 1986 ISBN 0 9594815 3 2 (set of 4 volumes) Citation Details: Vol 1, Page 135
Source	Ron Boase
Biographical Notes	The Ships List
Biographical Notes	England Census 1841 Citation Details: Cornwall, St Ives, #8
Biographical Notes	England Census 1851 Citation Details: Cornwall, Camborne #1f