Life Summary - Theodore James Jaques

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Jaques, Theodore James (1823–1893)

	Jaques, Theodore James (1823–1893)
Born	6 October, 1823 Rochester , Kent , England
Died	23 July, 1893 (aged 69) New South Wales , Australia
Cause of Death	anaemia
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Anglican
Related Entries [View as tree]	Jaques, Mary Anne (wife) Jaques, Amelia Lucy (daughter) Jaques, Elizabeth (mother) Jaques, William (father) Cape, Jane (sister) Jaques, Ferdinand William (brother)
Passenger Ship*	Roslyn Castle (1830) (unassisted immigrant)
Occupation*	public servant (1839-1870) New South Wales, Australia solicitor (1856-1893) New South Wales, Australia colonial militia (Australia) (1860-1885) New South Wales, Australia public service head (1864-1870) New South Wales, Australia registrar-general (1864-1870) New South Wales, Australia magistrate (1865-1867) New South Wales, Australia
Military Service*	Balmain Volunteer Rifle Company (army officer, 1860-1885)
Key Organisations*	Balmain Mechanics' School of Arts (secretary) Rifle Association of New South Wales (vice-president)
Workplaces*	Dept of Justice (NSW) (public servant, 1839-1864) Dept of Justice (NSW) (Registrar-General, 1864-1870)

* Dates are approximate

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Jaques, Theodore James (1823–1893)