James England

  Noted events in his life were:

• source. Steven Sinden & Marion Purnell where it is noted:
that he was a hotelier
New Brighton Hotel (1885) - The Corso, ManlySquare and Compass Hotel (1886, 1887) - The Corso, Manly
(The Square and Compass Hotel stood next to Fox's Post Office store; in mid-1887 the hotel was re-named the Aquarium Hotel. The Manly Aquariam was opened on 23 Dec 1886 on the Corso).
England's Union Hotel (1892, 1893, 1894) - Lane Cove Road, North Sydney
The Shakespeare Hotel (1899) - 221 King Street Newtown
Note: By 1885, The Corso boasted five hotels, all on the so-called 'west' or northerly side \endash The Steyne (Phillip Cohen); New Brighton England) Colonnade (Thomas Bloomfield); Square and Compass (William Bagnall); and The Pier Prowess or Prowse). In 1886, Emma Adrian's Ivanhoe Hotel, removed from Ivanhoe Park, took over the Colonnade Hotel (formerly Farrell's New Steyne Hotel) next door to John Farrell senior's Colonnade House.
James resided at 17 Tudor Street Surry Hills at the time of his death.

James married Margaret Whitty on 23 May 1870 in 47 Barton St, Sydney, NSW Australia. (Margaret Whitty was born circa 1850 and died in 1891 in St Leonards, Sydney, NSW Australia.)

James next married Rebecca Clunes in 1873 in Tenterfield, NSW Australia. (Rebecca Clunes was born in 1856 in Warwick, Queensland Australia.)

James next married Julia Fennessey, daughter of John Fennessey and Catherine Lyons, on 20 Apr 1892 in St Marys, North Sydney, NSW Australia. (Julia Fennessey was born in 1868 in St Leonards, Sydney, NSW Australia, died in 1946 in Chatswood, Sydney, NSW Australia and was buried on 20 Feb 1946 in Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park Cemetery, Botany, NSW Australia.)