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Sign up freeJames Boys 1830 – 1906 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 27 Dec 1830
Birth Location: Bucklands Hertfordshire, England
Death Date: 07 Nov 1906
Death Location: Timaru New Zealand
Father: Robert Boys
Mother: Fanny Cowell
Spouse(s): Elizabeth Shrimpton
Children(s): Robert Boys
In 1830, James Boys entered the world in Bucklands Hertfordshire, England, born to Robert John Boys and Fanny Ann Cowell. James Boys married Elizabeth Anne Shrimpton, and had children including Robert Ingram Boys. James Boys passed away in 1906 in Timaru New Zealand.
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Biography
- In 1830, James Boys entered the world in Bucklands Hertfordshire, England, born to Robert John Boys and Fanny Ann Cowell.
- James Boys married Elizabeth Anne Shrimpton, and had children including Robert Ingram Boys.
- James Boys passed away in 1906 in Timaru New Zealand.
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James Boys's Descendants
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1. Robert (Ingram) Boys m. Matlida Hills
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1. Lillian (Cowell) Boys (06 Nov 1899 – ) m. Kay (Louis) Sveistrup
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1. Doris (Matilda) SVEISTRUP (01 Jan 1920 – 11 Oct 1989) m. Gordon Fisher (04 Sep 1914 – 02 Nov 1980)
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1. Gerda (Racheal) Fisher m. Brian (Hector Hannah) Knox (09 Jun 1938 – )
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James Boys's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 27 Dec 1830
Event Place: Bucklands Hertfordshire, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 07 Nov 1906
Event Place: Timaru New Zealand