| Family Tree: | Bostock - Part 21 | |
| Son of: | Samuel Bostock (1809) and Marion (1830) | FBT |
| Born: | 8/8/1868 at Walton on the Heath, Surrey | T Aug1868 |
| Baptised: | 13/9/1868 at Walton on the Heath, Surrey | PR |
| Died: | 9/5/1938, as the result of an accident, at Winchester, Hants | SH, JKCB |
| Will: | Will proved 6/7/1938 in London | SH |
| Married: | Kate (1872) | FBT |
| Children: | Samuel Charles (1894) , George Hewitt (1895) , John (1898) , Samuel Stewart (1900) , Robert (1902) , David Cecil (1908) | Various |
| 1871 Census, Walton, surrey, aged 2. |
833.98 | |
| 1881 Census, Brighton, Sussex, aged 12. | 1079.23 | |
| 1901 Census, Lainston, Hants, aged 32, barrister at law. | 1084.18 | |
| 1911 Census, Winchester, Hants, aged 42, barrister. | 1084.18 | |
| 1921 Census, Winchester, Hants, age 52y 10m, J.P. and farmer. | 5741.101 | |
| Educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. Barrister. |
FBT | |
| Educated at Haileybury School. Graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge; BA in 1889. Called to the bar in 1890, but never practised. Secretary to the CULTC. Represented Cambridge at tennis against Oxford in both singles and doubles. |
HailS | |
| Admitted to the Inner Temple in 1887. Lord of the manor of Sparsholt, Winchester, Hants. JP of Hants from 1906. |
CAMU, BLG 37, Who 38 T 11/5/1938 | |
| Lived at Lainston and Sparsholt Manor, Winchester, Hants. |
C.John | |
| The following is from an obituary in the Times: He donated the Bostock cup for tennis at Cambridge. Called to the bar in 1890, but never practised. Before the war he was already interesting himself in the many problems of agriculture and rural life generally, and during the war he was chairman of the Agricultural Organization Society in London, and was also a member of the Old Army and Navy Canteen Board. He was also one of the first promoters of the Women's Institute movement, and a founder of the Guild of Hampshire Craftsmen. He was a keen churchman. |
T 16/5/1938 | |