James Robert TURLE

9th May 18331 - 24th Jan 19081,5,9

Stockbroker with Alexander De Jongh in Turle and De Jongh7

Life History

9th May 1833	Born in Lambeth, Surrey.1
5th Jun 1833	Baptised in St Mary Lambeth.2,3
6th Jun 1841	Recorded in census in Lambeth, Surrey (York Road, Lambeth, Surrey).4
from 9th Nov 1842	Educated Westminster School.5 chorister
30th Mar 1851	Occupation Stock Broker in Westminster St Peter, London.6
30th Mar 1851	Recorded in census in Westminster St Peter, London (Cloisters, Westminster, London).6
about 1853	Educated Oxford University.5 1861 census says MA Rey Coll Oxon
from 1861 to 1881	Occupation Member of Stock Exchange.7
7th Apr 1861	Occupation Member of Stock Exchange in Westminster, London.8
7th Apr 1861	Recorded in census in Westminster, London (Cloisters, Dean's Yard, Westminster Abbey, London).8
1871	Recorded in census in Westminster, London (Little Cloisters, Westminster St Margaret)
1881	Recorded in census in Westminster, London (Little Cloisters, Westminster St Margaret)
1891	Recorded in census in Kensington, London (177 Cromwell Road, Kensington) James and his sister, Mary, were living together in 1891
1895	Occupation Stockbroker with Alexander De Jongh in Turle and De Jongh.7
1895	Resident in 177 Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London
1901	Recorded in census in Kensington, London (177 Cromwell Road, Kensington) with sister Mary
1908	Occupation Retired Stock Jobber
24th Jan 1908	Died in 177 Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London.1,5,9
2nd Mar 1908	Probate in Principal Registry, London The executors were Henry Richard Bird and William Forsyth.

17 Nov 1873 James signed a declaration regarding the Great Western Railway Shares held by William Frederic Forsyth. Great Western Shareholders 1835-1910, Volume 17, Folio 39, Entry 14755, Column 7
JR Turle gave £5000 to the building fund for the London School of Medicine for Women.10
6 Mar 1908 - "Wills Proved" column of the Guardian reported:

Mr James Robert Turle, aged 74, of 177, Cromwell Road, South Kensington S.W. third son of the late Mr James Turle, of The Cloisters, Westminster, left over £36,500 for charitable purposes. The total estate was £64,214.