George William Boraman
- Born: 1864
- Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Died: 19 Nov 1935 (Aged 71yrs)
- Location: Seacliff, Otago, New Zealand
- Father: James Boraman
- Mother: Rachel Rebecca Brady
- Brother: Edward George Boraman
- Sister: Lilian Boraman
- Sister: Elizabeth Georgina Boraman
- Sister: Rachel Rebecca Boraman
- Brother: John Boraman
- Sister: Maria Boraman
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Own Family
- Spouse: Jessie Margaret Elizabeth Penman
- Married: 6 Dec 1893 (Aged 29yrs)
- Location: House of John Penman, Roslyn, Otago, New Zealand
- Son: Richard Ian Boraman, born 1902, died 1984 (Aged 82yrs)
- Son: Walter James Boraman, born 1 Sep 1896, died 28 Aug 1990 (Aged 94yrs)
- Daughter: Jessica Florence Boraman, born 18 Aug 1907, died 2003 (Aged 95yrs)
- Son: George William Chapman Boraman, born 10 Sep 1894, died 28 May 1895 (Aged 0yrs)
Occupations
- Typesetter for the Otago Daily Times. in 1893
- Spare time inventor
Residences
Notes
Emigrated to New Zealand with his parents in 1860s.
In 1887, George sold a 4 bedroom house on Medway Street by auction.
On 16 Feb 1893, the Otago Daily Times (for which George worked as a compositor) reported that George had seen a boarding house on fire in Cargill Street and had alerted the occupants.
In Dec 1911, George applied, together with Roughton and Waters, for a patent for an egg preserver.
He suffered from dementia in his later years and was admitted into Seacliff hospital for treatment, where he died.
In 1887, George sold a 4 bedroom house on Medway Street by auction.
On 16 Feb 1893, the Otago Daily Times (for which George worked as a compositor) reported that George had seen a boarding house on fire in Cargill Street and had alerted the occupants.
In Dec 1911, George applied, together with Roughton and Waters, for a patent for an egg preserver.
He suffered from dementia in his later years and was admitted into Seacliff hospital for treatment, where he died.