Rev. Isaac Rolfe Boggis
- 1825-
Name Isaac Rolfe Boggis Prefix Rev. Gender Male Death 6 Jul 1825 Calais, France 
- Isaac Rolfe left England with his family in 1825, intending to settle in the south of France, but he died at Calais on 6th July 1825 and was buried there; his widow and children returned to England.
Burial Calais, France Person ID I189129 My Genealogy Last Modified 18 May 2021
Family Elizabeth Mayor Stubbs d. 6 Mar 1852, Badsey Vicarage Children 1. William Rolfe Truston Boggis 2. 2 Further Sons Boggis 3. Rev. Edmund Boggis, b. 28 Dec 1811 d. 27 Mar 1874, Rome, Italy (Age 62 years)Family ID F77757 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 17 May 2021
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Notes - The family home was at Fox Hall, Upminster, and then Langham Hall near Colchester. According to the entry in Cambridge University Alumni, the Boggis family trace their descent from the Boges, who were living at Bordeaux in the 12th century; some members of the family came to England in the 13th century and settled in London and East Anglia.
Isaac, gave up a military career in order to pursue a career in the church and was ordained a priest in 1816.
- The family home was at Fox Hall, Upminster, and then Langham Hall near Colchester. According to the entry in Cambridge University Alumni, the Boggis family trace their descent from the Boges, who were living at Bordeaux in the 12th century; some members of the family came to England in the 13th century and settled in London and East Anglia.