Sir Raymond Frederick Boileau 836
- Born: 6 October 1868, Tacolneston, Norfolk
- Marriage: Ethel Mary Young on 1 November 1905
- Died: 23 June 1942, Ketteringham, Norfolk aged 73 13
 General Notes:
From The Times, 26 July 1942
Lieut.-Col. Sir Raymond Boileau
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Raymond Frederic Boileau, fourth baronet, of Wymondham, Norfolk, who died on June 23 at the age of 73, was a direct descendant of Etienne Boileau, Baron de Castelnau and St. Croix, who was appointed Governor of Paris and first Grand Provost of France in 1250. He served in France throughout the last war with The Royal Fusiliers and the R.G.A., and was mentioned in despatches when commanding the Labour Corps. Since 1926 he had been Provincial Grand Master of Freemasons for Norfolk. He married in 1905 Ethel Mary Young (Ethel Boileau, the novelist), who died last January. His successor in the title is his cousin, Mr. Francis James Boileau.
Noted events in his life were:
1. He appeared on the census in 1871 in 1 Hall Road, Tacolneston, Norfolk.
2. Census UK 1911: 1911, 21 Draycott Avenue, Chelsea, London.
3. Resided: 23 June 1942, Ketteringham Hall, Wymondham, Norfolk. 13
4. He had an estate probated on 5 September 1942 in Llandudno, Wales. 13
Raymond married Ethel Mary Young, daughter of Reverend J. F. Young and Unknown, on 1 November 1905. (Ethel Mary Young was born c 1881 in Pimlico, London 10 and died on 16 January 1942 in Ketteringham Park, Wymondham, Norfolk 13,929.)
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