| 1849-12-22 | b. Stockwell, Lambeth, Surrey | GRO index; TNA: HO 107/1574 f431 p12; Surrey baptisms |
| 1850-02-10 | of Paradise Place, Clapham, Surrey; bapt. Clapham St John | Surrey baptisms |
| 1851 | living with his parents at 7 Lorn Road, Lambeth | HO 107/1574 f431 p12 |
| 1852 Q2 | d. Lambeth RD | GRO index |
| 1852 Q4 | b. Stockwell, Lambeth, Surrey | GRO index; censuses (TNA: RG 15/03515 RD39 SD39-4 ED39 SN226 gives place of birth as Clapham) |
| 1852-10-06 | bapt. Stockwell | parish register |
| 1861 | not found in census | |
| 1871 | living with her family, her grandfather, her uncle Walter, and two journeymen bakers, at 13 Clarendon Place, Lambeth | RG 10/677 f51 p11 |
| 1873-09-24 | of St Mark's, Kennington, London; m. Philip Powter (1851–1929, land and home surveyor, b. Lambeth), at Kennington pc, by licence | GRO index; censuses; Pietermaritzburg Estate Files; "England Marriages, 1538–1973," database, FamilySearch: 10 February 2018, Philip Powter and Eliza Ann Bourn, 24 Sep 1873, citing Kennington, Surrey, reference bk 20 p 35 ln 69, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, FHL microfilm 375,303; National Probate Calendar |
| Children: | Philip Edward (1874 – after 1929), b. St Pancras, London; ____ (before 1911 – after 1911; probably Florence Amy, 1875 – after 1911, b. St Pancras); ____ (b. & d. before 1911; probably Lionel John, 1878–1878, b. Pancras RD); Harold Bourn (1883 – after 1929), b. Hampstead RD; and Kathleen Annie (1885–1943), b. Wandsworth, London | GRO index; censuses (RG 15/03515 RD39 SD39-4 ED39 SN226 gives Kathleen's place of birth as Balham); National Probate Calendar; Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| 1881 | living with her family and a general servant at Elm Tree House, Pond Street, St Johns Hampstead, London | RG 11/168 f35 p12 |
| 1891 | not found in census | |
| 1901 | ||
| 1911 | living with her husband and daughter Kathleen, and a domestic servant, in 9 rooms at Highmanswick, Knockholt, Kent | RG 14/3697 RD42 ED10 SN185 |
| 1921 | home duties; living with her daughter Kathleen in 8 rooms at 18 Norbury Avenue, Norbury, SW. 16; as Annie Eliza Powter; [no indication of her husband's whereabouts; possibly he was in South Africa] | RG 15/03515 RD39 SD39-4 ED39 SN226 |
| 1929-09-27 | husband of 53 Huron Road, Balham, Surrey; about to reside in the Union of South Africa; made his will | Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| 1929-12-14 | husband of Umkomaas, Natal, South Africa, at the date of his death | National Probate Calendar; Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| 1932 Q1 | d. Croydon RD | GRO index |
| 1856 Q4 | b. Stockwell, Lambeth, Surrey | GRO index; censuses |
| 1856-12-14 | bapt. Stockwell [as Ellen Enoch Bourn] | parish register |
| 1861 | not found in census | |
| 1871 | scholar, living with her family, her grandfather, her uncle Walter, and two journeymen bakers, at 13 Clarendon Place, Lambeth | TNA: RG 10/677 f51 p11 |
| 1881 | not found in census | |
| 1891 | baker's shopwoman, employed, in the household of Konrad J. Framsone, baker's foreman, at 236 Goswell Rd, St Luke's, Finsbury, London | RG 12/230 f158 p34 |
| 1894 Q1 | m. Carl Wilhelm Jeutter (? – after 1910), in Islington RD | GRO index; West London Observer, 1910-10-07 |
| 1901 | living on her own means, with her parents in Norton Village, Norton, Hertfordshire | RG 13/1299 f63 p1 |
| 1910-10-03 |
SEQUEL TO A BIGAMOUS MARRIAGE. Mr. Garrett gave his decision at the West London Police Court on Monday, on an application for the discharge of a maintenance order obtained in October, 1907, against William Jeutter, a metal chaser, of 28, Campbell Street, Paddington, by his wife, Emily Jeutter, of 39a, Goldhawk Road, Shepherd's Bush. Mr. H. Pierron appeared for the applicant, and the application was resisted on behalf of Mrs Jeutter by Mr. Leslie Smith. At the last hearing Jeutter voluntarily went into the witness box and admitted that he was not legally married to the defendant, inasmuch as at the time he went through the form of marriage with her, in 1904, his lawful wife, whom he married at Islington in 1894, was still alive. He added that, before contracting the second marriage, he made inquiries to discover whether or not his wife were alive, and, learning nothing, concluded she was dead. He explained that they had only lived together for three years, when she left him, and he heard nothing of her since until a couple of months ago. At this hearing evidence was given by Walter Bourne, of The Cottage, Norton, Letchworth, who stated that he was brother to Jeutter's first wife, who was still alive, and had lived with him (witness) for the past 12 years. In answer to Mr. Leslie Smith, the witness said that Jeutter was perfectly well acquainted with her whereabouts. Mr. Pierron: I object to that question. The Magistrate: Well, the point is not material to this inquiry. Mr. Pierron submitted that on this evidence the application should be granted, and Mr. Garrett agreed and discharged the maintenance order. There was a summons against Jeutter for the payment of £30 as arrears under the order. Mr. Pierron argued that, as the marriage was illegal, the order was void ab intro, and therefore the defendant could not be called upon to make any payments under it. Mr. Leslie Smith submitted that the order ran so long as it was not set aside. Mr. Garrett observed that the point was an important one, and had never yet been taken to the High Court, though it had been raised. In this case all the hardships were, of course, on one side, and he should make an order for the payment of arrears, leaving it to the defendant to appeal. His worship added that his view was that the order was valid until it was set aside. |
West London Observer, 1910-10-07 |
| 1911 | living with her brother Walter in 6 rooms at Worton, Croft Lane, Letchworth, Hertfordshire; Hannah Maude Atkinson there as a visitor | RG 14/7574 RD136 ED5 SN137 |
| 1914-02-09 | of Letchworth | Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| 1917 | inherited £100 from her brother William Edward | |
| 1919 | of The Cottage, Croft Lane, Letchworth | electoral registers |
| 1920/1924 | living at The Cottage, Croft Lane, Letchworth; an Arthur James Davis registered at the same address | |
| 1921 | not found in census; but Arthur James Davis listed as a boarder in 2 rooms at The Cottage, Croft Lane, Letchworth | RG 15/07075 RD136 SD1 ED6 SN49 |
| 1925 | of The Cottage, Croft Lane, Letchworth | electoral registers |
| 1926/1929 | living at The Cottage, Croft Lane, Letchworth; Arthur James Davis also registered there | |
| 1930 | living at The Cottage, Croft Lane, Letchworth; Arthur James and Mona Davis also registered there | |
| 1938 Q1 | d. Hitchin RD | GRO index |
| 1859 Q1 | b. Stockwell, Lambeth, Surrey | GRO index; censuses |
| 1859-02-13 | bapt. St Michael's, Stockwell | parish register |
| 1861 | not found in census | |
| 1871 | scholar, living with his family, his grandfather, his uncle Walter, and two journeymen bakers, at 13 Clarendon Place, Lambeth | TNA: RG 10/677 f51 p11 |
| 1881 | not found in census | |
| 1886-08-12 | wine merchant, of Berea, Durban, South Africa; m. Louisa Mary Knox (cal 1863 – ?) at the house of Mr George Knox, Berea, Durban | Natal marriages; Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| Children: | William Alfred (1887 – ?), Edwin Harold (1889 – ?), Mabel Louisa (1890 – ?), Dorothy Evelyn (1893 – ?), Winifred Clara (1895 – ?), Ethel Jessie (1897 – ?), and Gertrude Mary (1898 – ?) | Pietermaritzburg Estate Files; parish register of St Paul, Natal |
| 1889-03-31 | spirit merchant, of St Andrew's Street, Durban | parish register of St Paul, Natal |
| 1893-10-22 | wine merchant, of Durban | parish register of St Paul, Natal |
| 1895-11-17 | wine merchant, of Currie Rd, Durban | parish register of St Paul, Natal |
| 1897-07-11 | wine merchant, of Durban | parish register of St Paul, Natal |
| 1914-02-09 | of Durban; made his will; left his wife £500 p.a. for life; left £100 to his maid, for her devoted service to his children; and £100 to his sister Ellen Enoch Jeutter | Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| 1917-05-29 | gentleman, of 530 Currie Road, Durban; d. Hill-top, Umkomaas, Umzinto, Natal, South Africa; d. suddenly in about 15 minutes, of inflammation of the liver and calcification of the heart several years | Natal deaths; Pietermaritzburg Estate Files |
| 1861 | b. Stockwell, Lambeth, Surrey | GRO index; censuses |
| 1861 | not found in census | |
| 1861-04-14 | of 18 Portland Place South, Stockwell; bapt. St Michael's, Stockwell | parish register |
| 1871 | scholar, living with his family, his grandfather, his uncle Walter, and two journeymen bakers, at 13 Clarendon Place, Lambeth | TNA: RG 10/677 f51 p11 |
| 1881 | not found in census | |
| 1891 | ||
| 1894-08-26 | m. Ellen Jane Drury (widow, née Stone, 1855–1924, b. Herne, Kent), at Newington, Surrey | GRO index; censuses; "England, Surrey Parish Registers, 1536–1992", database, FamilySearch : 16 March 2018, Frederick William Bourn and Ellen Jane Drury, 1894 |
| Child: | Ethel May (1895 – after 1911), b. Walworth, London | RG 13/378 f17 p26; RG 14/1835 RD23 ED17 SN189; "England, Surrey Parish Registers, 1536–1992", database, FamilySearch: 16 March 2018, Ethel May Bourn, 1895 |
| 1901 | scientific instrument maker, worker, living with his wife, daughter, and five stepchildren, at 17 Inville Rd, Newington, Southwark, London | RG 13/378 f17 p26 |
| 1911 | X ray cabinet maker, employer, living with his wife, daughter, and three stepchildren, in 4 rooms at 17 Inville Road, Walworth | RG 14/1835 RD23 ED17 SN189 |
| 1921 | disabled, X Ray implement maker; living with his wife in 2 rooms at 17 Inville Rd, Newington | RG 15/01865 RD23 SD4 ED17 SN260 |
| 1923 Q2 | d. Southwark RD | GRO index |
| 1862 Q4 | b. Lambeth RD | GRO index; censuses |
| 1871 | scholar, living with his family, his grandfather, his uncle Walter, and two journeymen bakers, at 13 Clarendon Place, Lambeth | TNA: RG 10/677 f51 p11 |
| 1881 | bookseller asst, living with his family and two bakers at 22 Lion Street, Newington, London | RG 11/554 f10 p13 |
| 1891 | not found in census | |
| 1901 | ||
| 1910-10-03 | of The Cottage, Norton, Letchworth; gave evidence at West London Police Court, in a case involving the bigamous second marriage of his sister's husband | West London Observer, 1910-10-07 |
| 1911 | small holder, own ac/c, living with his sister in 6 rooms at Worton, Croft Lane, Letchworth, Hertfordshire; Hannah Maude Atkinson there as a visitor | RG 14/7574 RD136 ED5 SN137 |
| 1911-03-26/-04-09 | of Norton, Hertfordshire; banns of marriage published there, with Hannah Maude Atkinson, of Norton | banns book |
| 1911 Q2 | m. Hannah Maude Atkinson (cal 1875 – 1938, b. Camden Town), in Hitchin RD | GRO index; RG 15/07261 RD142 SD2 ED6 SN166; National Probate Calendar |
| 1920/1927 | living with his wife at Near Kiln, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire | electoral registers |
| 1921 | baker (retired); living with his wife and a boarder in 5 rooms in Chesham Road, Wigginton, Berkhampstead, Hertfordshire | RG 15/07261 RD142 SD2 ED6 SN166 |
| 1929/1930 | living with his wife at Near Kiln, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire | electoral registers |
| 1934 Q2 | d. Hemel Hempstead RD | GRO index |
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