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' National Library of Scotland 'M> 11111 *B000448621 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/accountoffamilieOOboas * AN ACCOUNT OF THE FAMILIES OF BOASE OR BOWES, ORIGINALLY RESIDING AT PAUL AND MADRON IN CORNWALL; AND OF OTHER FAMILIES CONNECTED WITH THEM BY MARRIAGE, &o. - Prtoatelp JPrinteli (Seventy-five Copies only.) FOE CHARLES WILLIAM, GEOEGE CLEMENT, AND FEEDEEIC BOASE, BY WILLIAM POLLARD, PRINTER, NORTH STREET, EXETER. 1876. >*5/ PREFACE. The following account of the Boase family and of persons with whom they have been and are connected in marriage is now printed for family use only ; and with the twofold object of preserving the information collected by the compilers of this work, and of eliciting from the various heads of families further and more accurate details about their own branches. This must therefore be considered in the light of a preliminary sketch to be filled up more fully on a future occasion. The difficulties of writing even a short work of this nature will be known to all who have been engaged in similar pursuits ; no apology is there- fore offered for the occurrence of a certain number of mistakes which were unavoidable, since almost every line contains a fact or a date. Mr. George Bown Millett of Penzance is now engaged in editing the earliest register of the parish of Madron, a work which will be useful to place beside this family history, as by its use it wdl be possible to verify many of the dates here mentioned and add further particulars. The Compilers desire that their relatives will kindly supply an account of errors and omissions, with additional matter respecting intermarriages and the pedigrees of families with which such marriages have taken place. It is hoped that this work may serve to keep up a feeling of relationship between families now scattered far and wide over Great Britain, but all tracing then- original descent to the county of Cornwall. 8 INDEX The letter ;; in italics following after a name denotes that the reference is to the folding Pedigree sheet at the commencement of this volume. The figures refer to the columns of the text. It is also tn lie noted that in this Index all Christian and Surnames are spelt in one way only, notwithstanding the various spellings which are to be found else- where, and that as a rule one reference only is given to each page, although the name may occur more than once on the same page. Baynard, Robert, 57 Boase, Family of, Falmouth, 24 Baynard, William, 57 Boase, Family of, Gulval, 24 Abbott, Samuel, 33 Beard, The Family of, 24-26 Boase, Family of, Ludgvan, 24 Adams, Elizabeth, :i'l Beard, Dorothv, 65 Boase, John, The Family of, 19 Adams, William, 46 Beard, John, 25, 66 Boase, John, The Family of, 22 Albury in Surrey, 14, 61 Beard, John, junr., 38, 66 Boase, Peter, The Family of, 21 Allen,' Thomas Saunders, 66 Beard, Joseph, 20, 32, 66 Boase, Reynauld, The Familv of, 18 Alvern Hill, 7 Beard, Lucy, 66 Boase, Robert, The Family o"f, 18 Alverton, Manor of, 57, 5S Beard, Ralph, 65 Boase, Sampson, The Family of, 19 Amory, Rev. Thomas, 25 Beckerleg, Elizabeth, p Boase, Tonken, The Family of, 1 Andrew, John May, 64 Beckerieg, James Gwavas, 25 Boase, William, The Family of, 17 Andrew, Mary Ann., 64 Beckerleg, Oliver, 44 Boase, William, The Family of, 19 Angwin, Joseph, 57 Belcher, Edith Anne, p Boase, William, The Family of, 21 Angwin, Richard, 57 Belcher, John, 37 Boase and Co.. 10 Anstev, Hannah, p Belcher, William Douglas, ;; Boase, Grenfell and Co., 10 Argall, Phillis, 65 Bell, Catherine Mary, p Boase, Agnes Marion (b. 1873) p Arundell, W. Arundell Hams, 30 Bell, Emilv, p, 14 Boase, Alfred (1812-29) ft 68 Ashwin, Charlotte, 32 Bell, John", 14 Boase, Alfred (b. 1829) p, 9 Ashworth, William, 56 Bell, Robert Nichol, p Boase, Alfred William (b. 1863) p. Atkins, Aaron, 26 Bennot, Henry, 28 Boase, Alice (b. 1659), p Atkins, Mary, 54 Bennets, Joan, 43 Boase, Alice Anne (b. 1835), p, 63 Ayre, see Eyre Bennett, Maty, 39 Boase, Alice Marion (1869-72),;), 62 Bernard, Sir Thomas, 8 Boase, Ann (d. 1723),^ Berrilicld, Elizabeth, 22 Boase, Ann (1723-23), p B. Berryman, Arthur, 5S Boase, Ann (bap. 1732), jti Berryman, John, p, 1 Boase, Ann (bap. 1761), p Babington, The Misses, 39 Berryman, Phillis, p, 1 Boase, Ann (bap. 1792), jt? Badcock, William, 57 Berryman, Sarah, p, 1 Boase, Ann fd. 1804),/>, 61 Bainbridge, Margaret, 54 Berryman, William, 38 Boase, Ann (m. 1869), 65 Baird, Elizabeth, 33 Bess, Mr., of Camelford, p Boase, Anna Maria (1827-71), p, 41 Barnes, Ann, 34 Bess, Catherine, p Boase, Anna Maria Henrietta (b. 1700) Barnes, Elizabeth, 66 Besvarges, Alse, 26 p, 39 Barnes, Stephen, 1 Betty, Miss, of St. Austell, 65 Boase, Anne (bap. 1611),;; Barret, Edmund, 27 Bible Society, The, 7 Boase, Anne (m. 1632), 3 Barwis, Ann, 47_ Bibliotheca Cornubiensis, 1, 3, 7, 0, 11, Boase, Anne (1657-65), p Barwis, Benjamin, 47 12, 14, 15, 31 Boase, Anne (1665-1749), js Barwis, John, 40 Binder, Robert, 57 Boase, Anne (1689-1 776), p Barwis, Sarah, 47 Bisky, Eleanor, 18 Boase, Anne (1692-1723), p Bates, Mr., of Camelford, p Blake, Nicholas, 49 Boase, Anne (m. 1783), 2 Bates, Margery, p Blount, Ann, 29 Boase, Anne (1775-1863), p, 08 Batten, Carne and Carne, 10 Bluett, Rev. Lovell, 31 Boase, Anne (bap. 1805), 3 Batten, Oxnatn and Carne, 7 Bluett, Mary, 31 Boase, Anno Constance (b. 1870), jt; Batten, John, junior, 66 Bluett, Richard, 31 Boase, Anne Naomi, p, (i 1 Batten, Joseph, 31 Boase, family ax ms of, 8, 64 Boase, Anne Trembath (b. 1840) p Batten, NeUemiah, 67 Boase, families which have intermar- Boase, Arthur (1052-1731), p, 1 Batten, Richard, 18 ried with, 24 Boase, Arthur (bap. 1676) p Bayford, James, 15 Boase, Family of, Camborne, 24 Boase, Arthur (1691-95), p , VI. Boase, Arthur (1698-1780), p, 4, 30, 44, Boase, F. of St. Columb, 58 Boase, John (liv. 1747), 3, bin 63 Boase, Florence (m. 1657), ;; Boase, John (bap. 1750), 4 Boase, Arthur (1737-64), ;; Boase, Florence (b. 1658),;; Boase, John (1756-95),;;, 2, 4, 03 Boase, Arthur (m. 176U), 2 Boase, Florence (1662-1738), p Boase, John (bur. 1796), 65 Boase, Arthur (1757-1829),;;, 6, 8, 61 Boase, Florence (b. 1847),;) Boase, John (1771-1850), p, 16, 34, Boase, Arthur (b. 1799),;; Boase, Florentia (1696- 1720),;) 60, 63 Boase, Arthur (1833-52) p, 10, 64 Boase, Francis (liv 1767), 65 Boase, John (1783-1854), p, 2 Boase, Mrs. Arthur (d. 1871), 65 Boase, Francis, M.K.O.S., 21, 58, 64, 65 Boase, John (bap, 1791), 3 Boase, Arthur Henry (1864-72),;) Boase, Frederic (b. 1843);;, 13 Boase, John (bur. 1796), 64 Boase, Arthur James (h. 1863') p Boaso, George Clement (b. 1810),;;, 13, Boase, John (1800-1808), p, 59, 63 Boase, Arthur Jenkin (1868-69), jo 15, 64 Boase, John (bap. 1804), p Boase, Caroline Anne (b. 1 839), p Boase, George Clement (b. 1829), ;;, 12 Boase, John (1837-65), p, 10, 63 Boase, Caroline Naomi (1797-1801),;; Boase, George Clement (b. 1838), p, 16 Boase, John Josias Arthur (b. 1S01), Boase, Catherine (h. 1795) ;; Boase, George Clement (his son unnamed ;;, 10, 58, 64 Boase, Catherine Mary (b. 1838), p b. and d. 1866),;; Loase, John, Tregortha (b. 1867), ;; Boase, Charity (bur. 1777), p, 54 Boase, George Clement (his dau. un- Boase, Julia (b. 1817), p Boase, Charles (1718-18) p named, b. and d. 1867), p Boase, Julia (b. 1810), />, 52 Boase, Charles (bap. 1737), 4 Boase, George Herbert Lindsay, (b. Boase, Juliana (1651-1717),;;, 1 Boase, Charles (bap. 1789), 3 1869), p Boase, Kate Elizabeth (b. 1858) ;; Boase, Charles (bap. 1801), 3 Boase, George William (b. 1837),;;,15 Boase, Laura Bingham (b. 1843), p Boase, Charles (d. 1873), 64, 65 Boase, Grace (bap. 1747), 3 bin Boase, Laura Elizabeth (b. 1807), ;;, Boase, Charles Clement (b. 1869), p Boase, Grace (b. 1834), p, 17 37,51 Boase, Charles Millett (b. 1865), p Boase, Grace Lucilla, (b. 1809), p, 51 Boase, Lillian Grace (b. 1864),;; Boase, Charles William (1804-72) p, Boase, Hannah (d. 1S48), p, 61 Boase, Mabel (b. 1871), ^) 11, 13, 61, 63 Boase, Harold Edgar Tonkin, (1872- Boase, Margaret (d. 1745),;) Boase, Rev. Charles William (b. 1828), 72), p Boase, Margaret (d. 1767),;) p, 11-12, 64 Boase, Harriet (1801-38), p, 63 Boase, Margaret (m. 1798), p Boase, Charles William Henry (1833- Boase, Helen (b. 1801),/; Boase, Margaret Elizabeth (b. 1861),;) 38),;;, 61, 62, 63 Boase, Helen (1836-38),;;, 62-63 Boase, Margery (b. 1797),;) Boase, Charlotte (1802-73), p, 60 Boase, Henry (1658-59), ;; Boase, Margery (liv. 1832), p Boase, Charlotte Anne (b. 1833), p, 55, Boase, Henry (1763-1827), ;;, 1, 4, 59, Boase, Mary (bap. 1696), 3 63 68 Boase, Mary (m. 1728), 63 Boase, Charlotte Hannah (m. 1872), p, Boase, Henry (b. 1825), p, 9 Boase, Mary (d. 1749), p 15 Boase, Henry Samuel (b. 1799), ;;, 8, Boase, Mary (bap. 1789), 3 Boase, Christiana (bap. 1794), p 45, 58, 63 Boase, Mary (bap. 1807), 3 Boase, Christopher of Zennor, 5S Boase, Henry Samuel (b. 1854), p Boase, Mary (b. 1832).;; Boase, Cisley (bur. 1661), 2 Boase, Isabella (liv. 1747), 3 Boase, Mary Millett (b. 1829), p Boase, Clement (b. 1846),;;, 14 Boase, Jane (bap. 1694),;; Boase, Mary Parminter (b. 1 866), p Boase, Cresten (bap. 160J), 1 Boase, Jane (1706-99), 63 Boase, Mary Valentina (1836-58), p Boase, Edgar Leslie (b.
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