Edward James Boraman 
Born:
1816
Died:
26 May 1860
Harriet English 
Born:
1818
Died:
15 Nov 1880
Charles Boraman
| Born: | 25 Oct 1846 | Place: | |
| Died: | 30 Oct 1902 (Age 56) | Place: |
Occupation
| Date | Place |
| Gas Fitter | 1870 | |
| Whitesmith journeyman | 1902 | |
| E Fitter | 1881 |
| Residence
|
Date |
| 1870 | |
| 1872 | |
| 1851 | |
| 4 Yeoman's Row, Brompton, London, England | 1881 |
| 1871 |
| Notes: |
New Street is now Hans Crescent, next to Harrods
Leader Street is now called Ixworth Place, just north of St Luke's church.
Russel Street is now called Britten Street.
Note the marriage certificate shows the father as Charles deceased rather than Edward James?
| Born: | 1848 | Place: | |
| Died: | 24 May 1914 (Age 66) | Place: | |
| Married: | 31 Mar 1872 (Age 24) | Place: |
| Residence
|
Date |
| Notes: |
Leader Street is now called Ixworth Place
Siblings
| Sister | Caroline Boraman | Born: 1839 | Died: 1908 |
| Brother | Edward James Boraman | Born: 1840 | Died: 18 Jun 1857 |
| Brother | Thomas George Boraman | Born: 16 Sep 1843 | Died: 1893 |
| Sister | Emily Amelia Boraman | Born: 1850 | Died: |
| Sister | Mary Ann Boraman | Born: 5 Sep 1853 | Died: Sep 1930 |
| Sister | Sarah Boraman | Born: 1856 | Died: |
Children
| Daughter | Elizabeth Boraman | Born: 4 Aug 1870 | Died: 12 Oct 1950 |
| Son | George Edward Boraman | Born: 20 Apr 1872 | Died: Dec 1876 |
| Daughter | Theresa Boraman | Born: 1874 | Died: |
| Daughter | Harriett Caroline Boraman | Born: 1875 | Died: |
| Son | Charles Boraman | Born: 22 Aug 1877 | Died: |
| Daughter | Louisa Boraman | Born: 1879 | Died: |
| Daughter | Fanny Amelia Boraman | Born: 1884 | Died: |
| Son | Henry "Harry" Boraman | Born: 1 Aug 1886 | Died: 1956 |
Charles Boraman's birth certificate in 1846
4 Yeoman's Row in 2006, now an Italian Restaurant
Charles Boraman's death certificate
Charles Boraman's marriage certificate in 1872
Charles Boraman and family in the 1881 census
Charles Boraman and family in the 1871 census
Death certificate of Rachel, wife of Charles Boraman in 1914