61. Sports News David Hoskins. Chris Harger. james Daplyn. Chrissy Ley. Jonathan Sterling. 2 LeeCunningham. 1 Chloe Hanson Williams. 2 Rosaleen maccullagh. 8. 1 Matthew Kersley. http://www.archten.croydon.sch.uk/about/nl0209s.htm

Archbishop Tenison's Sports News, July 2001 Sports Awards for July 2002 INTERHOUSE COMPETITIONS Cricket Rounders Tennis FISHER FISHER FISHER FISHER RAMSEY FISHER RAMSEY RAMSEY FISHER Cancelled TEMPLE Cancelled INTERHOUSE COMPETITIONS 2001-2002 FISHER RAMSEY TEMPLE Total Number of WINS Colours Cricket Tennis Junior Senior Junior Senior Paddy Carroll Andrew Wise Claire Petley Alison Sharpe James Daplyn Euan Knight Paddy Carroll Ellie Thomas David Hoskins Chris Harger James Daplyn Chrissy Ley Jonathan Sterling Matthew Kingston Philip Tucker Richard Smith Kieran Smith Luke Appleton Tristan Wright Ben Reynolds Athletics Achievement Colours Year 7 Jasmine Keating WON 100mA 800m and Girls Relay Miles Mitchell Breaking the school 200m record (1991) Year 8 Jeanette Chang WON 800m, 100m C And Girls Relay Paddy Carroll WON 800m, 100mB and Mixed Relay Year 9 Joscelyn Hopeson st in Croydon and Surrey, 2 nd in England at 100m Ashley Hamilton Croydon Year 9, U15 Indoor and Outdoor High Jump Surrey Champion Year 10 Edem Ocrah Breaking 800m record (1992) Sheryl Ann Brown Breaking Rounders Ball Throw record by nearly 20m Awards for "Commitment, Effort and Improvement"

62. VEDA V roce 1847 Hamiltonovi zemrel strýc james a strýc Willey. Téhož rokuspáchal sebevraždu jeho kolega z Trinity College james maccullagh. http://pes.internet.cz/veda/clanky/14495_0_0_0.html

NEVIDITELNÝ PES EUROPE'S ZVÍØETNÍK BYDLENÍ ... ENCYKLOPEDIE Úterý 14.8.2001 Svátek má Alan Biologie a pøíroda Vesmír Fyzika Medicína ... Archiv vydání Nadpis Autor Text èlánku Alena Marešová Neviditelný pes již pøed èasem uveøejnil dotazník paní doktorky Marešové z Institutu pro kriminologii a sociální prevenci v Praze, týkající se extremismu. Nyní vás znovu prosí o pomoc. Institut pro kriminologii a sociální prevenci se t.è. zabývá trestnou èinností policistù - jejími pøíèinami, nezbytnými podmínkami její existence a možnostmi její redukce. Dílèím úkolem je zjištìní, jak v souèasnosti policii a policisty vnímá veøejnost a odborná veøejnost. Ze zkušených pracovníkù justice a policie byl vytvoøen soubor expertù, jejichž názory budou zpracovány a interpretovány zvl᚝ .Vzhledem k vynikajícím zkušenostem ze sbìru názorù prostøednictvím dotazníkù pøedložených internetové èásti veøejnosti, také v tomto pøípadì jsem zpracovala krátký dotazník a prosím uživatele internetu o jeho vyplnìní. Pro zájemce uvádím program 43. semináøe Spoleènosti pro talent a nadání - ECHA:

63. CCB Restoration Fund Contributor's List Courtney Frobenius, B Co./3rd/60th, 9th Inf Div. james Jennifer Fungaroli,A151-4, TF-117. Richard Marcia maccullagh, Chaplain RivRon-15, TF-117. http://www.mrfa.org/ccbcontr.htm

Mobile Riverine Force Association CCB-18 Restoration Fund Contributors Thanks to the following for their generous contributions to the restoration fund for CCB-18, the last known Mobile Riverine Force boat being restored in San Diego for a permanent static display at the Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado. Please note that anyone contributing $100 or more will have their name inscribed on the monument. Hugh M. "Murk" Alexander, CO RAD 132, TF-117 William J. Arbogast, T-131-5/RAID-72 Mike Aitchison, USS Benewah (APB-35), TF-117 John Bauler, C Co./4th/47th, 9th Inf Div. Monte L. Blackwell, RivDiv-511, TF-116 CSM Nick L. Blazek, HQ/2nd/Bde, 9th Inf Div. Maj. Gen Lucien Bolduc, Cdr/3rd/47th, 9th Inf Div. Donald Brath, C Co./3rd/47th, 9th Inf Div. In Honor of our Father, Lt Alan Breininger, from his children - Peter, Douglas, and Kirstin QMC Edward J. Bohrer, USS Hickman Cty (LST-825), TF-117 John K. Bowen, B Co./3rd/47th, 9th Inf Div. Maj. Gen W.J. Bryde, Hq./3rd/34th Artillery, 9th Inf Div. John J. Burke, USS Nueces (APB-40), TF-117

64. Journal Of American Folklore 442 Perkowski, Dobreva, Koceva, and Miceva) james Dow; The Irish Currach Folk Lifeon the Western Seaboard from Galacia to Greenland (maccullagh) Michael J http://www.afsnet.org/publications/jaf/442.htm

65. Marietta College Alumni einamine@aol.com Mr. james R. King (1957) pamurf4@aol.com Mr. S. Roger Kirkpatrick(1957) caboose9@charter.com Mrs. Marcia Flower maccullagh (1957) mmaccull http://www.marietta.edu/~alumni/email_1950.html

Alumni E-Mail Addresses Mr. Daniel Alexa ddalexa@rcn.com Mrs. Barbara Sanford Anderson blaf@aol.com Mr. Ray A. Barnhart barnhart@mindspring.com Mr. Rolin O. Becker Randp659@cs.com Dr. Rudolph J. Bobka bobkarj@splava.cc.plattsburgh.edu Dr. Rudolph J. Bobka bobkar@westelcom.com Mr. Robert E. Bradford grnwdman@aol.com Mrs. Dorothy O'Neill Burns nburns@binghamton.edu Mr. William H. Corwin wcorwin@webtv.net The Reverend Clifford Crook PadreCliff@hotmail.com Dr. Don L. Curtis curtis_don@msn.com Mrs. Phyllis Price Dean peedeeca@aol.com Mr. Joseph A. Fanale jafanale@aol.com Ms. Barbara Anderson Freysinger blaf@aol.com Dr. Elaine Childs Gowell gdgrief@nwlink.com Mrs. Donna Turneaure Hablitzel donnahh@aol.com Mr. Jack M. Hansford ejgt26a@prodigy.com Mr. James E. Hart J8180H@webtv.net Mr. John M. Heilmeier lft625@cs.com Mr. Calvin J. Henderson calmar1016@aol.com Mr. Dale D. Henry eat@1st.net Mr. Hugh E. Herbert hherb79757@aol.com Dr. Edwin S. Hill edhill1526@aol.com Dr. John W. Hylin jwhylin@aol.com

66. Community Information tommy looney; Kiskia Louis; james Lovette; mark luhovy; King Luigi3; darius m; ziedM nasri; Jessica Ma; Bruce maccullagh; Deanna Maciupa; Chuck MacKarness; sarah mackey; http://home.cwru.edu/modpl/account/list?letter=all&mtype=users&ugtype=off-campus

67. Community Information Marc T Macaluso; Bruce maccullagh; Jason Macdonald Web page ; Sarah M Macfarland; RebeccaMason; james M Mason; Cynthia L Mason; Kwynn L Mason; Tony J Masri; Wassim http://home.cwru.edu/modpl/account/list?letter=M&mtype=users&ugtype=all

68. Research And Special Collections Available Locally (NI) - RASCAL William Lynch, Patrick, Gaelic Scholar Lyric Theatre MacAlindon, Patrick Macartney,George (c. 1670c. 1702) maccullagh, james (1809-1847) MacDonald, Claude http://www.rascal.ac.uk/site_search/search_terms.asp?q=name

69. 1842 V Nauce operace používat anasthesia. Ceny. Copley medaile james maccullagh;Wollaston medaile Leopold von Buch. Narození. Únor 2 Yulian http://wikipedia.infostar.cz/1/18/1842_in_science.html

švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le 1842 v nauce Rok 1842 CE v věda a technologie Vidět tak©: 1841 v nauce jin½ ud¡losti 1842 , 1843 v nauce a seznam roků v nauce Tabulka s obsahem showTocToggle (" přehl­dka ", " se schovat ") 1 mechanika 2 paleontologie 3 technologie 4 ceny ... 6 smrt­ Mechanici KřesÅ¥an Doppler prohl­Å¾­ Doppler posun zvuk Paleontologie Richard Owen kalibruje term­n Dinosaur Technologie šnor 21 - John J. Greenough patenty Å¡ic­ stroj Crawford Long hraje prvn­ chirurgick¡ operace použ­vat anasthesia Ceny Copley medaile : James MacCullagh Wollaston medaile : Leopold von Buch Narozen­ šnor 2 Yulian Vasilievich Sokhotski Květen 8 Emil Christian Hansen ... Sophus lež Smrti Květen 8 Jules Dumont d'Urville , průzkumn­k (* Srpen 18 Louis de Freycinet , prob¡dal pobřežn­ regiony Z¡padn­ Austr¡lie Toto je strojov½ překlad čl¡nku z encyklopedie Wikipedia poř­zen½ překladačem Eurotran . Cel½ text je dostupn½ za podm­nek GNU FDL licence

70. Page6 Dutton, Alexander Cunningham (or Conyngham), John Cunningham, james Cunningham,Cuthbert Cunningham, Sir james Cunningham, james maccullagh; William Stewart http://www.angelfire.com/my/tray/Page-7.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" THE NEW SETTLERS IN LIMERICK AND CLARE Or Thomond THE following were the chief families of early settlers, in the counties of Limerick and Clare: De Burgo, Fitzgerald, Fitzgibbona branch of the Fitzgeralds, De Clare, De Lacey, Brown, Barrett, Roche, Russell, Sarsfield, Stritch, Purcell, Hussey, Harold, Tracey, Trant, Comyn, White, Walsh, Wolfe, Dongan, Rice, Aylmer, Nash, Monsell, Massy, etc. The Fitzgeralds, earls of Desmond, had vast possessions in Limerick; and of the estates of Gerald, the sixteenth earl of Desmond, in the reign of Elizabeth, about one hundred thousand acres were confiscated in the county Limerick, and divided amongst the following families: Annesley, Barkley, Billingsley, Bouchier, Carter, Courtenay, Fitton, Mannering, Stroude, Trenchard, Thornton, and Uthered. Limerick was formed into a county as early as the reign of King John, A.D. 1210; and Clare, in the reign of Elizabeth, A.D. 1565, by the Lord Deputy Sir Henry Sidney. THE MODERN NOBILITY* OF LIMERICK AND CLARE Or Thomond QUOTING from Connellan, the following have been the noble families in Limerick and Clare, since the reign of Henry the Eighth: O'Brien, earls and marquises of Thomond, earls of Inchiquin, barons of Ibrackan, and barons of Burren, also viscounts of Clare, and barons of Moyarta; Bourke, barons of Castleconnell; Roche, barons of Tarbert; and Fitzgerald, knights of Glin, in the county of Limerick; Sarsfield, vicounts of Kilmallock, in the county of Limerick; Dongan, earls of Limerick; Hamilton, viscounts of Limerick; Fane, viscounts Fane and barons of Loughguire, in Limerick; Southwell, barons Southwell of Castlematross in Limerick; Fitzgibbon, earls of Clare; Perry, earls of Limerick; Quinn, earls of Dunraven and barons of Adare, in Limerick; O'Grady, viscounts Guillamore in Limerick; the lords Fitzgerald, and Vesey or Vesci, in the county of Clare; Massey, barons of Clarina in Limerick; Monsell, barons of Emly.

71. Welcome To McCullough Genealogy The bestknown people of the name were Ulstermen james maccullagh (1809-1847),born in Strabane, Ireland was an eminent mathematician and physicist; John http://www.mcculloughgenealogy.info/history_early.html

Early McCullough History: This information was compiled by Richard McCullough of the Coffee County Tennessee McCulloughs. The first of the name was Cullagh, son of Allil, who was killed in a skirmish with the Picts in 864. As far back as the 11th century, this ancient family held the lands of Cardoness, Myretoun, Ardwall, and Kirkcudbrightshire. The McCullough name first appears in records in 1296 when Thomas Maculagh del counte de Wyggetone, as the sheriff of Wigtownshire, Scotland, rendered homage to king Edward I. He appears in records again in 1305 with his brother Michel, as a juror on inquest at Berwick, Scotland. Other early McCulloughs include Sir Patrick McCoulagh and Gilbert McCoulaghe in Galloway, Scotland in 1354. Records show that Sir Patrick McCoulagh was awarded "100 marks in recompense of his suffering and loss of lands in Scotland for his allegiance to the King of England in 1360." Patrick Mackullouch was listed as being the vicar of Arbroath, Scotland. The surname McCullough appears to be patronymical in origin and is an old Galwegian name (Galwegian means inhabitant of Galloway, Scotland). Research indicates that the original name means "son of the boar' and was derived from the Gaelic word culagh. To the Celts, the boar was a symbol of fearlessness in battle and was used as a synonym of McCullough. The Scots used the prefix "Mac" to denote “son of” and Mac was sometimes abbreviated Mc or M’. There were two distinct groups of Scottish surnames the Highland and Lowland. The Highland Scots designated a man by his father's name, and they generally were associated with a clan. The clan system was largely responsible for preserving the old ways of the Highlanders. A man would join a clan for protection and, to show allegiance to the clan chief, he would adopt a clan surname; usually Mac followed by the chief’s name.

72. Route 6x6 Discussion Board Next message Bottom of page Link to this message By Douglas maccullagh (Dougmac)on Tuesday Next message Bottom of page Link to this message By james on Thursday http://www.route6x6.com/discus/messages/5/3525.html?FridayMay920030652am

73. ALEXANDER MCDOWELL MCCOOK maccullagh, james (18091847), Irish mathematician and physicist, wasborn in 1809, near Strabane, Ireland. After a brilliant career http://5.1911encyclopedia.org/M/MC/MCCOOK_ALEXANDER_MCDOWELL.htm

ALEXANDER MCDOWELL MCCOOK MCCOOK, ALEXANDER MCDOWELL His father, DANIEL MCCOOK (1798-1863), killed at Buffingtons Island during General John H. Morgans raid in Ohio, and seven of his eight brothers (three of whom were killed in battle) all served in the Civil War; this family and that of JOHN McCooK (1806-1865), Daniels brother, a physician, who served as a volunteer surgeon in the Civil War, are known as the fighting McCooks four of Johns sons served in the Union army and one in the Union navy. His cousin, ANSON GEORGE McC00K (b. 1835), a son of John, was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1861, served throughout the Civil War in the Union Army, and was breveted brigadiergeneral of volunteers; he was a Republican representative in Congress from New York in 1877-1883; and in 1884-1893 was secretary of the United States Senate. Another son of John McCook, EDWARD MOODY McCoox (1833-1909), was an efficient cavalry officer in the Union army, was breveted brigadier-general in the regular army and majorgeneral of volunteers in 1865, was United States minister to Hawaii in 1866-1869, and was governor of Colorado Territory in 1869-1873, and in 1874-1875. His brother, HENRY CHRISTOPHER McCooic (b. 1837), was first lieutenant and afterwards chaplain of the 41st Illinois, was long pastor of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, and was president of the American Presbyterian Historical Society, but is best known for his popular and excellent works on entomology, which include: The Mound-moking Ants of the Alleghanies (1877); The Natural History of the Agricultural Ants of Texas (1879); Tenants of an Old Farm (1884); American Spiders and their Spinning-work (3 vols., 1889 1893), Natures Craftsmen (1907) and Ant Communities (1909).

74. CHAPTER I FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS § 1. The Fundamental Equations For these was first used by maccullagh in 1838 as a scheme consistently covering thewhole ground of Physical Optics, Collected Works of james maccullagh (1880), p http://www.dli.gov.in/data0/000/047/TXT/00000010.txt

75. 1842 In Science - Encyclopedia Article About 1842 In Science. Free Access, No Re Doncaster, South Yorkshire, who was elected to the Society in 1691 .. Click the link for more information. james maccullagh. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/1842 in science

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia 1842 in science Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The year 1842 CE in science For the journal named Science , visit Science (journal). Science (from scientia, Latin for "knowledge") refers to the systematic acquisition of new knowledge about nature and the body of already existing knowledge so gained. The scientific method is based on careful observation and the testing of theories by experiment. Science does not claim to make any statements about how nature actually "is", for the scientist should know that we can only make conclusions about our observations of nature. The development of Quantum Mechanics in the early 20th century showed us that our observations equate to interactions, and the incredible implications of wave-particle duality made "objectivity" in science practically impossible. Click the link for more information. and technology Technology has more than one definition. One is the development and application of tools, machines, materials and processes that help to solve human problems. As a human activity, technology predates both science and engineering. The term technology thus often characterises inventions and gadgets using recently-discovered scientific principles and processes. However, even very old inventions such as the wheel exemplify technology.

76. Earliest Known Uses Of Some Of The Words Of Mathematics (M) of Events in Play by Abraham De Moivre (16671754) james A. Landau. MODULUS (a constantmultiplier) was used by maccullagh in 1843 in the Proceedings of the http://mail.mcjh.kl.edu.tw/~chenkwn/mathword/m.html

¦­´Á¼Æ¾Ç¦r·Jªº¾ú¥v (M) Last revision: Aug. 3, 1999 An early use of MACLAURIN'S SERIES in English is in 1902 in the Encyclopaedia Britannica in the article "Infinitesimal Calculus": This result is usually called Maclaurin's series, having been given in his Fluxions (1742). It had, however, been previously published by Stirling in his Meth. Diff. (1717); but neither Stirling nor Maclaurin laid any claim to the theorem as being original, both referring it to Taylor. [James A. Landau] MAGIC SQUARE is found in the title Des quassez ou tables magiques by Frenicle de Bessy (1605-1675). The first citation in the OED2 is in 1704 in Lexicon technicum, or an universal English dictionary of arts and sciences by John Harris. Benjamin Franklin used the term in his autobiography. The term MANDELBROT SET was coined by Adrien Douady, according to an Internet web page. MANIFOLD was apparently introduced as Mannigfaltigkeit by Bernhard Riemann (1826-1866). MANTISSA is a late Latin term of Etruscan origin, originally meaning an addition, a makeweight, or something of minor value, and was written mantisa.

77. Some Descendants Of Denis Duggan iv. Hannah Duggan ( 424). She married in America james Palmer ( 461), born inKenmare. v. Ellie Duggan ( 425). She married Edward maccullagh ( 464). http://www.finnweb.btinternet.co.uk/DenisDuggan.html

Some Descendants of Denis Duggan July 29, 2003 Home Email Generation 1 Denis Duggan (#381), born in Co. Cork. Came to Foilbee , Kilcummin from Co. Cork . He married Joan Fleming She was the daughter of Mr Andy Name at marriage was Fleming so must have been married before . Children of Denis and Joan (Fleming) Duggan: i. John Duggan , died 24 Jun 1894 in Touronanagh. ii. Andrew Duggan , born in Rathanane, baptized 8 Sep 1822 in Kilcummin, occupation Tailor. iii. Mary Duggan He then married Second Wife Children of Denis and Second (Wife) Duggan: i. Henry Duggan Generation 2 John Duggan (#383), died 24 Jun 1894 in Touronanagh. Known as Jack . Died of Heart Disease . Mary Finnegan present at death or reported it . He married Mary Sullivan (#393), born in Toremore. Children of John and Mary (Sullivan) Duggan: i. Andrew Duggan , died 9 Feb 1925, buried in Old Kilcummin Cemetery, occupation Tailor. ii. Mary Duggan , baptized 27 Mar 1842 in Kilcummin, died 4 Jun 1905 in Tournanough. iii. Joan Duggan (#396).Married in America . She married Mr. Bateman

78. Library Listing 11912. J4.3, TWO GIRLS, TWO CATAMARANS, WHARRAM,james, SCHUMAN, 1969,10001. 11843. J4.5, VIKINGS WAKE, maccullagh,RICHARD, NORSTRAND, 1959,11935. http://www.cruising.org.uk/librarylisting/listingj4.3_4.8.htm

J - Cruises and Cruising Part 3 J4.3 - Cruises; Atlantic Ocean J4.6 - Cruises; Mediterranean Sea J4.4 - Cruises; North Sea, Inland Europe and France J4.7 - Cruises; Red Sea and Indian Ocean ... J4.8 - Cruises; Chinese and Japanese Cruises; Atlantic Ocean SHRIMPY SAILS AGAIN; CAMBRIDGE TO CARIBBEAN ACTON,SHANE PATRICK STEPHENS SINGLE HANDED PASSAGE ALLCARD,EDWARD PUTNAM VOYAGE ALONE ALLCARD,EDWARD HALE TEMPTRESS RETURNS* ALLCARD,EDWARD PUTNAM SINGLE HANDED PASSAGE ALLCARD,EDWARD PUTNAM VINLAND VOYAGE ANDERSON,J A DARING VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC* ANDREWS,WILLIAM CAPSIZE IN A TRIMARAN ANGEL,NICOLAS STANFORD SECOND CHANCE; TO PATAGONIA NICHOLSON ATLANTIC ADVENTURERS BARTON,HUMPHREY ADLARD COLES VERTUE XXXV BARTON,HUMPHREY ROSS VERTUE XXXV BARTON,HUMPHREY ROSS ATLANTIC ADVENTURERS BARTON,HUMPHREY ADLARD COLES CITY OF RAGUSA BARTON,HUMPHREY(ED) YACHTSMAN LOST ONE, THE BEAUDOUT,HENRI LONG ISLAND SOUND BLANCHARD,F VAN NOSTRAND SAILING TO THE SUN BLOOMFIELD,HOWARD DODD MEAD INNOCENT ABOARD NAUTICAL BOMBARD STORY, THE BOMBARD,ALAIN DEUTSCH CRUISE OF THE EOTHEN* BRASSEY,THOMAS

79. Maghery Sean MacDermotts: Sean MacDiarmada League that he came into contact with such men as Denis maccullagh, Sean MacGarry theGPO, where he was attached to the headquarters staff under james Connolly http://www.maghery.com/macdiarmada.shtml

You are in: home introduction sean macdiarmada comments? Sean MacDiarmada Sean MacDiarmada Sean MacDiarmada was one of the greatest of the Easter Week leaders. He was not a writer, though he did manage a newspaper. He was so quiet and unassuming that he tends to be forgotten. Yet he was one of the greatest Irishmen that ever lived. MacDiarmada was Tom Clarke's close friend. Clarke had completed one of his 15 years... in English jails when Sean MacDiarmada was born in Kiltyclogher, Co. Leitrim, in the year 1884. Like Clarke, he ran away from home when he was only a boy - just 15. He arrived in Glasgow in search of employment with only a few shillings in his pocket, and was lucky to have an uncle living in that city. His uncle was a gardener and for a time Sean worked with him, but gave up gardening to become a conductor on the Glasgow trams. Here he worked for 12 months, and stayed altogether 2 years in Glasgow. Then he returned to Ireland and went to Belfast, where he worked for a time as a tram conductor, and later as a barman. In Belfast he joined the Ancient Order of Hibernians closely associated with the Irish Parliamentary Party. The AOH was considered the custodian of Irish nationalism, but MacDiarmada did not remain long a member of the Order.

80. WebGED: Boase Family Data Page Boase, William james (1897 1935) - male b. 1897 in Walhalla, Victoria, Australiad. 7 Marriage celebrant was Archdeacon maccullagh Archdeacon of Bendigo. http://www.alphalink.com.au/~tomluke/BOASE.wbg/wga3.html

previous go to surnames Boase, William - male b. 18 December 1832 in Lanyon, Cornwall d. 25 April 1904 in Daylesford, Victoria, Australia father: Boase, Charles (~1801 - 1890) mother: Betty, Ann Noy (~1808 - 1879) All the children of William and Lucy were baptised in the Wesleyan (Methodist) Church in Daylesford. spouse: Colston, Lucy (1841 - 1913) - m. 31 December 1860 in Blind Creek, Via Daylesford, Victoria, Australia Copy of Marriage certificate No 45/1860 and fathers consent for marriage of Lucy Colston held by Compiler. Witness to Marriage was Brother Charles Boase. child: Boase, Catherine (1862 - 1957) child: Boase, William (1863 - 1875) child: Boase, Charles (1865 - 1955) child: Boase, Lucy (1867 - 1950) child: Boase, Philemon (1869 - 1948) child: Boase, Richard (1870 - 1871) child: Boase, Annie (1872 - 1936) child: Boase, Richard (1874 - 1875) child: Boase, William Edward (1875 - 1917) child: Boase, Jane (1877 - 1928) child: Boase, Adeline (1879 - 1950) child: Boase, John (1881 - 1902) child: Boase, Thomas (1884 - 1960) child: Boase, James (1886 - 1887)

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