John TURLE

5th Dec 1875 -

mining student2

Life History

5th Dec 1875	Born in Finchley, Middlesex
1881	Recorded in census in Finchley, Middx (Woodside Grange, Finchley, Middx)
from 1889 to Jul 1889	Educated Mill Hill School in London.1
1891	Recorded in census in Finchley, Middx (Woodside Grange, Finchley, Middx)
1901	Educated Redruth College in Cornwall
31st Mar 1901	Occupation mining student in Redruth, Cornwall.2
31st Mar 1901	Recorded in census in Redruth, Cornwall (above the shop at 6 Penrhyn Street, Redruth).2 listed as Furle

In April 1899 John Turle sailed from New York to Liverpool, England on the SS Umbria. He was listed as single, aged 23 and his occupation was given as "labourer".
On 26 June 1901 Dr John William Evans left Southampton on a two year trip to explore a region of in north-east Bolivia. As well as a civil engineer / surveyor and a botanist he was accompanied by his younger cousin, John Turle. John was a student at Redruth College in Cornwall studying mining.

The report of their trip, Expedition to Caupolican Bolivia 1901-1902 by Dr John William Evans, was published inThe Geographical Journal, No 6, Vol. XXII, December 1903 and read at the Geographical Society on June22,1903.

Expedition to Caupolican Bolivia, 1901-1902
John William Evans
The Geographical Journal, Vol. 22, No. 6 (Dec., 1903), pp. 601-642 (article consists of 48 pages)
Published by: Blackwell Publishing on behalf of The Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers)

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