boase family

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Hi trying to find a birth or baptism for a William Boase census say he was born in Middlesex  parents were John Boase and Betsy Broadley birth must have been 1841 as he appears in that census as 2 months old. Have looked on Anchestry and find my past but dont seem to be able to find the birth.
Any Ideas please or help.
Thanks Kim

[Annette7]

No birth entry for brother John bc.1839 (Redruth per 1861 census) either.

Found family in 1861 in Devon with 2 more children - Mary bc.1848 Southampton and David bc.1854 Jersey.   Mary's birth registered Dec.1847 Southampton, mmn Broadley.

John Boase married Betsey Broadley 17/5/1836 Falmouth, Cornwall.

Annette

[osprey]

earlier posts on same subject

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=852339

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=857970

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=825629

Have you checked with the Cornwall Registration Service yet?

[Lola5]

Just a thought,
FALMOUTH, Devon, Southampton, Middlesex,.. might he been  in 
military?
Sometimes when you cannot find births the father might have been in  the services or a  boatman.

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Thank you all as far as I'm aware the father wasnt in the military, I have also checked with Cornwall parish registers and nothing. So looks like I'm stuck for the moment
thank you all
Kim

[Lola5]

Have you looked for John's birth in Falmouth where parents married.

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Hi Lola
 thanks for your reply I have looked everywhere, ordered certificates from different areas and none have them have been the one needed.
I will have to keep looking I tried Middlesex as the parents were there when he was born.
Thanks again Kim

[Lola5]

John  gives his birthplace as Redruth all the way through.
72 on the 1911  it is the same John. His sister Mary born in Southampton.
They were in Marylebone when William was born.
The family  give  the same birthplace each time.
Redruth registers must have it.
Maybe contact Truro family history Society or even Truro Record Office. Both are always helpful.
There is also  a very helpful Cornish site but the are escapes  me.

A funny thing happened when I was looking at the Marylebone 1841 for yours because I found one of  mine and he may  be just the answer to a question I have long wanted  answered.

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Hi Lola I have already contacted Redruth and Camelford and Penzance but i will give Truro a try thank you, glad you found something you were looking for.
Cheers Kim