Peter Boase EDDYAge: 81 years1837–1919
- Name
- Peter Boase EDDY
- Given names
- Peter Boase
- Surname
- EDDY
 Christening | 26 February 1837 |
 Christening of a sister | Mary Anne EDDY 3 February 1839 (Age 23 months) |
| Birth of a sister | Amelia EDDY February 1841 (Age 3 years) |
| Christening of a sister | Amelia EDDY 6 July 1841 (Age 4 years) |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | Peter BOASE before 1851 (Age 13 years) |
| Death of a maternal grandmother | Margaret RALPH after 1851 (Age 13 years) |
| Death of a father | James EDDY before 1881 (Age 43 years) |
| Death of a brother | William EDDY 18 May 1891 (Age 54 years) |
 Death | January 1919 (Age 81 years) |
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Jane BOASE Birth: 1801 23 — Sancreed, Cornwall, England Death: |
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Marriage: 23 March 1820 — St Buryan, Cornwall, England |
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9 months elder brother |
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3 years elder brother |
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3 years elder brother |
Thomas Henry EDDY Christening: 25 October 1825 26 24 — St Just in Penwith, Cornwall, England Death: |
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3 years elder brother |
Peter Boase EDDY Christening: 16 July 1828 29 27 — St Buryan, Cornwall, England Death: |
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3 years elder sister |
Cecilia Jane EDDY Christening: 18 March 1831 32 30 — St Just in Penwith, Cornwall, England Death: |
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14 months elder brother |
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3 years elder sister |
Eliza EDDY Christening: 19 January 1835 36 34 — Sancreed, Cornwall, England Death: |
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2 years himself |
Peter Boase EDDY Christening: 26 February 1837 38 36 — Sancreed, Cornwall, England Death: January 1919 — Inverell, New South Wales, Australia |
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23 months younger sister |
Mary Anne EDDY Birth: Paul, Cornwall, England Death: |
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2 years younger sister |
Amelia EDDY Birth: February 1841 42 40 Death: |
| Shared note | Obituary: The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday 22 January 1919 (Australia, New South Wales) COUNTRY NEWS INVERELL.— Mr. P. B. Eddy, owner of Eddy Park, Havilah, and Albion Park, has died at the age of 81. The late Mr. Eddy came to Inverell in 1872. He was half-owner of the famous Gem and Albion claims at Stannifer. These claims were the richest alluvial mines opened in the Inverell district, as much as three tons of tin being recovered daily. This was in 1881. He afterwards retired from mining, and went on the land. For some years he grew wheat extensively, but eventually turned his attention to sheep-farming. He was a native of Penzance, Cornwall, and came to Australia in 1851. He is survived by a widow and three sons. Transcriber's note: Born Peter Bause EDDY in Sancreed Contributed by Bob Bolitho |