In 1901 Elizabeth M. Bosanko, aged 38, born in Camborne Cornwall, and husband William Bosanko, aged 39, born in Camborne, tin miner, were living in New Road, Troon, Camborne. With them were sons William Hy (16) of Camborne, tin miner, and Frederick (6) of Camborne.
In 1911 Elizabeth M Bosanko, aged 48, born in Camborne (mother of 2 children), and husband of 27 years William Bosanko, aged 49, born in Camborne, miner, were living in Troon, Camborne. With them was son Frederick (16), shop assistant, hair-dressing.
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Elizabeth Mary Bosanko died aged 52 years.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAM BOSANKO.
With regret we record the death of Mrs. William Bosanko, at her residence at New Road, Troon, after a long and painful illness, at the age of 52 years. The interment took place at Troon Cemetery on Sunday afternoon amidst tokens of the greatest respect. Proceeding the coffin were deceased's class, led by Messrs. M. Hambly and J. Roberts. The Rev. Thomas Neal officiated. Prior to the interment a service was conducted at the U.M. Chapel, and the Dead March was played by Mr. E. Varker. The coffin was of pitchpine with brass fittings, and bore the inscription: "E. M. Bosanko, died March 3rd, 1915, aged 52 years." The bearers were Messrs. William Angove, J. Rodda, G. Lawry, C. Williams, F. Williams and J. Hart. The mourners included Mr. W. Bosanko, husband ; Messrs. W. H. and F. Bosanko, sons ; Messrs. John and R. Adams, brothers ; Mrs. E. J. James, sister ; Mrs. W. H. Bosanko, daughter-in-law ; Master Reggie Bosanko, grandson ; Messrs. J. H. James, R. H. Adams and J. Semmens, nephews ; Mesdames W. Angove, J. Nile, J. Christophers, A. Roskilly, Misses E. Semmens, Mrs. R. Adams, sisters-in-law ; Messrs. M. Trebilcock, W. Angove, J. Nile, F. Trevithick, A. Trebilcock, Mark Trebilcock, M. Oats, W. Mitchell, J. Rowe, J. H. Smitheram, F. Rowe, H. Temby, J. Opie, Thomas Jenkin, Thomas Woods, Mesdames M. Trebilcock, C. Burton, H. Keast, John Semmens and J. Smith, cousins....
Cornubian and Redruth Times, Thursday, 11 Mar 1915, p. 8