| Year | Date | Place | Event | Details | Source/ref |
| 1753 | 8th July | Besselsleigh, BKS | baptised | son of James & Elizabeth | Original register transcript |
| 1836 | July | Tubney, BKS | Poor old James Alder, of Tubney, is well known to hundreds of our readers as a player on the bass viol of no contemptable ability; and as an itinerant musician who has ministered many times to their pleasures in their bouyant moments, and whose magic tones have sometimes dispersed a cloud of melancholy from their hearts. Old James too is as much respected as admired: but neither his musical talents, nor his moral integrity, has been able to protect him from the prowling thieves... | Jackson's Oxford Journal, 30 July 1836, 2 | |
1838 |
2nd Quarter | Hungerford, BKS | death registered | FreeBMD |
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