Brother of William Paull of Kehelland.
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In 1828 James Paull was a beneficiary of his father's will, receiving 5 shillings.
In 1832 James was a beneficiary of his mother's will, receiving £1 1s.
In 1851 James Paull, aged 54, born in Camborne, farmer of 120 acres employing 12 laborers, and wife Mary Paull, aged 56, born in Camborne Cornwall, were living in Rosewarne, Camborne. With them was relative* William Richards (60) of Camborne, gentleman.
* Mary's brother
In 1861 James Paull, aged 64, born in Camborne, gentleman, and wife Mary Paull, aged 67, born in Camborne, gentlewoman, were living in Roskear, Camborne. Visiting were (son) John R. Paull (39) of Camborne, solicitor, his wife Amelia Paull (32) of St. Clement, gentlewoman, and their daughters Mary C. Paull (2) and Charlotte Paull (10 mo).
In 1871 James Paull, aged 73, born in Camborne, farmer, and wife Mary Paull, aged 76, born in Camborne, were living in Lower Rosewarne, Camborne. With them was grand-daughter Mary Paull (12) of Truro.
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James Paull died aged 77 years. 2
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At his residence, Rosewarne, Camborne, April 5, James Paull, Esq., for many years a leading member of the Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association, and president of the East Penwith Agricultural Exchange, aged 78.
Royal Cornwall Gazette, Saturday, 11 Apr 1874, p. 4
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Administration of the effects of James Paull late of the parish of Camborne in the county of Cornwall, gentleman, who died 5 April 1874 at Camborne, was granted at Bodmin 24 September to John Richards Paull of Truro, county solicitor, the son and one of the next of kin. Effects under £2,000. 3