Bourne - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Richard Bourne, d. 1632 MA -- or did he?

flowerlady12 — 2012-05-23 02:00:45Z

Thank you much.

Re: Richard Bourne, d. 1632 MA -- or did he?

JuliaPortland — 2012-05-20 19:06:25Z

My information has 13 children listed for Richard and Judith (Cowper) Bourne, but no Joanna.

Re: Richard Bourne, d. 1632 MA -- or did he?

flowerlady12 — 2012-05-18 00:42:41Z

I am searching for a Joanna Bourne b 1646 married to Isaac Fellows maybe in Ipswich, Mass. Wondering if your Richard and wife may be the parents of Joanna.
If you have found any info, sure appreciate hearing from you.

Thanking you in advance,

Maxine Davies

Re: Bourne family-Western Samoa

leliabourne — 2012-04-22 10:00:33Z

thank you for your msg, you will know my dad, his name is Niko - your uncle/ my grandad tunoa's eldest son. I was wondering if you know who Maria Li'o is? From what we found was that James Bourne (from ireland) married Mua Matautia. There children were Morris, James, John, Michael and elsie. All born in Vaiusu. Mua Matautia's father was Sagafili Mata'Utia.

Morris married Maria Li'o - who was born in Vaiusu, died in Savalalo. Her parents are Fa'aletonu Li'o and Gese Ieniu. There kids were Mary Bourne and James Li'o Bourne. And its there the line continues... i was talking to dad, he did say that filipo - does not carry the last name, he goes by the name filipo filipo. This was only through the family search site, of the church of the latter day saints, but without records in samoa, then we can confirm whos who, and where it all started, but the story weve been told was the two brothers who jumped ships at vaiusu

I was in contact with a relative of a Filipo Filipo, but never heard back from them lol.

James Henry Bourne (1869-1927) & Beatrice Simpson at Toronto

bettybourne — 2012-04-21 19:39:34Z

Looking for info on their children: Arthur 1902, George 1904, Frank 1906, Gertrude 1909 (m.Hilton), Charles 1911, Frederick c1914, Norman, Beatrice (Gillan), Florence (D'Ambroso) and Audrey (Bach).
Also looking for death of James' wife Beatrice, likely in Toronto, Ont. Possibly she remarried?

Re: searching for felix bourne

bettybourne — 2012-04-20 20:55:28Z

Felix's wife, Zepherina is in 1901 census at Stretford, Lanc. showing birthplace Barrow in Furness which is where they married. Felix was in mariner merchant service and would have travelled extensively; he was likely not born in England (not found in 1891C & 1901C with father James) Possibly this line of Bournes were from Ireland?

Felix and Zepherina had two known children: William J C (b 1913) and Lillian V E Dec qtr 1915 Barrow F and died June qtr 1916 Barrow F.

I am also researching a James Bourne (b1792 Essex)a mariner who lived in Scarborough, Yorkshire and have details from his marriage to death but have been unable to confirm his birth/baptism in Maldon, Essex. Have found one at Mundon though but no children were named after his mother and may not be the correct entry.
Betty

Re: Bourne family-Western Samoa

farrell_craig — 2012-04-15 00:02:01Z

I am a Bourne from my mother side- my mother is Mali (Marie) Bourne and her parents is Litia Pola from Foagapoa Savaii and Andrew Telu Bourne born in Pago Pago Tutuila. Andrew Telu Bourne with his sons work on Carruthers kerosene boat sailing between Upolu and Savaii. His father is James Bourne from Dublin Ireland (abt 1829)him and his brother landed at Vaiusu bay Faleata. We believe him and his brother jump ship and swam to Vaiusu bay and was found by the villiage and was taken under the wing of the Alo o Maliatoa "Seiuli". Connection to the "Lio" chiefly title start here. Later on his brother left samoa. My grandfather Andrew had 1 sister Mary Bourne and 2 brothers the olders is Morris Bourne and James Lio Bourne. Andrew/Litia children were Marie(f), Sisili(m),Tunoa(m), Naoupu(f), Naoupu(f), Ale(m),Lafaele(m), Faauu(m),Faamafu(m), Luisa(f), Faleniko(m)last of the children still living at present, Analosa(f)passed away 02/04/12 up north of the north island in NZ, Naotala(f). For the family info we are trying to tracy Mary family and if you are a desentant of aunty Mary Bourne (knowing as sulika or Sulita) please let me know. James Lio Bourne had 3 children-Filipo,Sakapo,Elena. Morris Bourne children-James,Michael,Elsie and John Bourne.

Hope this helps but if you have other info to our Bourne connection to James wife Mua Matautia of Vaiusu Faleata d.o.b abt1806 let me have it.

Re: Bourne family-Western Samoa

farrell_craig — 2012-04-14 23:53:56Z

Pls read what I have just posted to our "Bourne" family line so what we post is correct.

Re: Bourne Family - Ontario

MaddisonClark — 2012-04-11 11:52:23Z

I was wondering whether you have a Shirley Bourne who lived in Ontario on your family tree?

Robert Bourne's wife Jemima ?

SESDCS — 2012-03-16 17:25:31Z

Trying to find more information on Jemima BOURNE who I believe was Robert BOURNE's (b-1 Apr 1801 Hothfield,England d-6 Apr 1886 Penfield, NY)first wife. I only have Jemima's headstone that says she was born in Nottinghamshire and died 9 Mar 1844. She would be my g-g-great grandmother. Robert supposedly arrived in the USA in the early 1830's.

Bournes of Co. Mayo

paulburns20 — 2012-03-06 16:52:58Z

I have been searching for a male descendant of the Bourne(s) family of Erris, Co. Mayo. I wish to offer this person a free DNA test to be used to trace the origins of this family, the earliest known members of which appeared in Castleconnor parish in the late 1600s. A person who follows this board once informed me that there is a Burns descendant of this family still living in Erris, and another board reader knew of a descendant now living in California, but I am unable to contact either of those intermediaries. I will be in Ireland in May on what could be my last trip over, so I am anxious to find out once and for all if my endeavor is feasible. If anyone knows of a Bourne(s) I could test, I will be grateful.
Paul Burns
Byrne/Burns/Beirne DNA Project

John Borne of Chipping Ongar, Essex

txladybelle — 2012-02-10 22:25:38Z

William Strachey m. 1st. Eleanor Read, 2nd ANN BOURNE/BORNE, 3rd. Elizabeth Cross, widow of Samuel Jepp. He mentions land in Chipping Ongar in Essex which was owned by his probable father in law, John Bourne/Borne.

Will of William Strachey, Gentleman of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex
Date 13 June 1635
Catalogue reference PROB 11/168
Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury
Dated 4 Feb 1634; Proved 13 Jun 1635.
--son John Strachey whom I had by my now wife Elizabeth (Jepp widow) my houses, etc being in King Street in the city of Westminster
--son Edmond Strachey remainder of land above
--son William Strachey appertances, etc. being near ffish Street Hall London (m. Mary Miller, moved to VA) when he reaches the age of one and twenty
--son William Strachey and three other children I had by my two former wives hoping that my said wife will add and contribute a good proportion out of my aforesaid houses att Westminster towards the maintance & pr___ of my said four former children as shee faithfully promised to doe
--three daughterrs Katherine, Frances, & Elizabeth
--Executors: wife Elizabeth and uncle Howard Strachey, Gent
Wit: Thomas Lloyd, William Strachey, Will: Goode, John Hallywell, Jr. Scriver, Mary Strachey
--added this section: “Whereas there are certyne lands lying in Grensted in the parish of Chipping Ongar in the County of Essex which were late the lands of John Borne, Gent deceased which lands the said John hath conferred upon his sonne Richard Borne and his heirs and for want of heirs of the said Richard then the same lands to descend and come unto the forenamed Ffrancis Strachey daughter and heir to Ane Borne deceased late wife of the said William Strachey the Testator. Now if the said lands shall happen to come and descend unto the said Ffrancis then my will is that the said legacie of three hundred pounds before in and by these present bequested unto her the said Ffrancis shall holly come and be paid and payable to my foresaid daughter Katherine. Signed William Strachey.”
Wit: Thomas Lloyd, William Strachey, Will: Goode, John Hallywell, Jr. Scriver

Re: Elise Bourne m. Frank Truesdell, Shelby Murray

pfoxpsych1 — 2011-12-30 18:08:22Z

I have found out a lot about this family since 2005, but still know very little about Shelby Murray Elise's husband - my Great Grandfather. I live in Dardenne Prairie MO (St. Charles County) with my husband and two children. My father Andrew Paul Murray who is the son of Harry's 1/2 brother Paul Andrew Murray lives in Lake of the ozarks. Do you happen to have any pictures of Elise or any of the Murray's? My father did not know anything about his side of the family, because both Elise and Shelby died before he was born and all he knew of Shelby was that he was a drifter.

Re: Elise Bourne m. Frank Truesdell, Shelby Murray

jtruesdell01 — 2011-12-29 04:04:28Z

Hello:
I came across your posting from 2005.
Elise Bourne was apparently my great grandmother. Her son Harry (son of Harry Jr. was my father. He is still alive
living in a nursing home in St. Louis. He had two sons-
James (me) and Richard Truesdell. I have seven Children and my oldest is Jason M. Truesdell who is married to Melissa Jost. I married Gayle G. Brauer. We all reside in St. Louis.
James Leslie Truesdell 314-703-4820

Richard Bourne, d. 1632 MA -- or did he?

JuliaPortland — 2011-12-11 21:10:15Z

Richard Bourne m. Judith Cowper in London c. 1598

Most all trees, including mine, show he d. 3/11/1632 Marshfield, MA.

However, their oldest daughter, Elizaeth, m. 1st Nathaniel Master. Nathaniel's will was proved in London on May 8, 1633 and it listed his father-in-law, Richard Bourne, as an overseer.* Does that mean Richard was still alive and living in England?

* Found in the book, 'Some notices of the family of Master, of ... Kent ... Lancashire and ... Surrey' by George Streynsham Master on page 71.

Here's a link in Google Books--
http://books.google.com/books?id=egQHAAAAQAAJ&printsec=f...

Death of Aline Allman Bourne, Mobile, Alabama 1936

charbmoore1 — 2011-11-28 10:22:21Z

From the Mobile, Alabama Newspaper

Friday, Nov. 27, 1936

• "Trapped with her only companion -- a small animal, believed to be a cat -- Mrs. Aline Allman Bourne, about 70, was burned to death at her home, 803 Elmira Street, shortly after 5 o'clock Thanksgiving afternoon.

"The woman's body and the remains of the animal were found lying side by side near the door of her room when firemen broke their way into the flaming residence."

Not my line, just sharing.

Re: Herbert C.Bourne father Homer Bourne

jwbgr811 — 2011-11-28 03:14:09Z

Hello I have a very old rare book that belonged to a Herbert C. Bournes private library collection I googled his name to find out more info on him and saw your posting.

Mt. Olivet Cemetery-Gratton, Va.. Tazewell Co., VA

RickyNJ58 — 2011-10-31 02:38:15Z

Mt. Olivet Cemetery-Gratton, Va.. Tazewell Co., Va.
http://files.usgwarchives.org/va/tazewell/cemeteries/mtolive...

Bourne, Joann 5/12/1936-5/18/1937-&- Mary Martha 3/30/1942-2/26/1943 -&- Nancy Howard 10/30/1943-11/13/1945
Bourne, Arthur 1904-1907
Bourne, Stephen S. 1857-1899
Bourne, James 10/22/1808 b. Hatfield, England - d. 5/4/1887 Tazewell, Va.
Bourne, Martha Gillette, wife of James Bourne, wife of Thomas M. Bourne b. 8/18/1812 Yorkshire, England d. 7/25/1890 77y 1m 7d
Bourne, Ethel M. 4/17/1882-- 4/21/1946 wife of G. W. Bourne
Bourne, Minnie Howard Lewis 4/14/1871-- 10/24/1906 wife of G. W.
Bourne, G. W. B. 1/18/1882 d.-----
Bourne, Howard Stephen 10/14/1906-- 7/28/1972 -&- Minnie Gregory 9/8/1905--10/17/1992
Bourne, Samuel W. 1881-1940 -&- Betty F. 1887---1944
Bourne, Grat 7/11/1902-4/14/1984 -&- Tiny 5/29/1913-12/16/1978 -&- Arthur 8/25/1910-5/28/1977
Bourne, James M. 9/19/1868-8/21/1926
Bourne, Everett Hugh 8/20/1891-9/7/1898
Bourne, Berl Terry 9/17/1898-12/28/1898
Bourne, Mary Virginia June 1900 Aug. 1900
Bourne, Margaret L. Terry d. 3/30/1920-age 79 wife of T. M.
Bourne, James C. 1861-1922 -&- Ora V. 1866-1927
Bourne, Reese 10/15/1912-5/18/2002 US Army WW II
Bourne, Jeane Evelyn 10/21/1900-10/20/1918 dau. of J. W. & K. C.
Bourne, John Watts 9/3/1865-4/27/1944 -&- Kate Claypool 4/25/1863-3/2/1952
Bourne, Ralph 7/17/1904-5/11/1948
Bourne, George G. 9/21/1894-5/9/1975 -&- Pansy E. 3/31/1915-4/19/1994
Bourne, W. A. 10/18/1864-4/21/1934 -&- Elizabeth 3/30/1865-4/27/1952
Bourne, Felix b. 9/2/1836 b. England d. 1/16/1922 Co. 1 16th Va Cav CSA
Bourne, Elizabeth S. Young 4/3/1830-3/10/1921 wife of Felix marr. 1/7/1857
Bourne, Howard Steven 10/14/1906-7/28/1972 -&- Millie Gregory 9/8/1905-10/17/1992
Bourne, Jessie P. 7/14/1890-6/24/1962 -&- Hattie M. 6/21/1895-7/7/1951
Bourne, Arnold V. 12/27/1916-d.----- -&- Ruth V. 8/15/1915-6/14/1992
Bourne, Kermit Custer 6/25/1915-11/20/1999 -&- Pauline Elizabeth 12/14/1915-5/1/1999
Bourne, Grat V. 9/20/1884-3/13/1959 -&- Betty A. Keesee 11/12/1886-12/12/1972
Bourne, Samuel W. 6/23/1939-11/21/1996 -&- Wanda H. 6/11/1947-d.------
Bourne, Violet Gaye 1/24/1908----12/7/1999
Bourne, Felix E. 12/15/1873-12/23/1965
Bourne, Bertha B. 2/23/1886-12/19/1959
Bourne, W. Lewis 4/11/1902-2/9/1974
Bourne, Joseph N. 1876-1959
Bourne, Anna L. B & D Feb 1947
Bourne, Gerry C. B & D May 1946
Bourne, James Leon 6/22/1902-11/22/1970 -&- Elizabeth Mundy 2/20/1902-8/9/1989
Bourne, Willie B. 2/5/1891-12/29/1991 -&- Carrie Cregar 11/17/1892-12/19/1968
Bourne, Thomas Co. C 50 Va Inf. CSA
Bourne, T. Jr. 1/8/1879---3/26/1903 24y 2m 18d
Bourne, Mattie Bell 6/14/1893---6/18/1906 dau. of S. S. & S. L.
Bourne, Marietta 4/9/1876----3/6/1894 18y 25d
Bourne, Vera Ethel 7/6/1891---9/9/1893 1y 2m 3d
Bourne, Henry C. 9/20/1915----11/30/2004
Bourne, Lettie 3/14/1911---12/20/2004

Re: Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

smartpacific — 2011-10-24 10:23:08Z

Hi Wes,
Thank you, what you've said tallies with what I had gathered from other sources. I guess you & I must be distant cousins of some kind!
Nancy

Re: Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

wklang — 2011-10-23 22:23:49Z

Good Day, again, Nancy,

It would serve me well if I were to preview my message replies before pressing the post button!

In my previous message:

1. The line:

John Brock was the son of Henry Bourne and Ann Morton.

should have been:

John Bourne was the son of Henry Bourne and Ann Morton.

2. I should have indicated that MY Morton Bourn(e) was the son of William Bourne and Mildred Helm.

Re: Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

wklang — 2011-10-23 19:46:44Z

Good Day, Nancy,

Unfortunately, it appears that your Susan is not a sibling of my Morton Bourn(e).

Information I received from Robert Taliafero indicate that there were four Morton Bourn(e)s in Virginia around that time. Robert's message can be viewed in the following URL:

http://genforum.genealogy.com/bourne/messages/1007.html

Based on Robert's information and what I've been able to discover, the parents of your Susan were John Bourne and Mary Brock. I show their children as Harry, Sallie, Morton, Daniel Boone, Polly, Nancy, Elizabeth, and Susan.

John Brock was the son of Henry Bourne and Ann Morton.

Ann Morton's twin sister Jane Morton married Andrew Bourne and they had a son, William Bourne. William Bourne married Mildred Helm. I show their children as Meredith, Andrew, Jane, Lucy Ann, Milly, Morton, William Jr, and Sarah (not necessarily in that order since I don't have their birth dates).

So, your Susan and my Morton are some sort of cousins (Nth cousin, M times removed; (I've never got this cousin bit sorted out))

Regards,

Wes

Re: Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

smartpacific — 2011-10-23 08:27:18Z

Hi,
I descend from a Susan Bourne b 1783 who married Benjamin Glass. She had siblings Nancy, Polly, Elizabeth, Harry Brock, Morton, Daniel Boone, and Sallie (Sarah?) Bourne. Does this sound like your Morton Bournes siblings?
Nancy

Re: Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

wklang — 2011-10-22 22:11:04Z

Good Day, Ron,

Thanks for responding to my message. I was beginning to think I was the only person in the world looking at Morton Bourn and Elizabeth Greenlee!

From you message, I gather that Morton Bourn(b ca 1795) is your great-great-great-grandparent on your Mother's side.
Morton Bourn( b ca 1795) is my great-great-grandparent on my Mother's side. I guess that makes us some sort of cousins once-removed. I descend from Sarah Jane's brother Moton (b 1830, VA).

Morton Bourn (b ca 1795, VA)
Morton Bourn Jr, (b 1830 VA)
Fredrick Justin Bourn (b 1871, Gualala, CA)
Phyllis Ashby Bourn (b 1912, Berkeley, CA)
Me

I've been chasing the Bourn side of my heritage since around 1990, and identifying the parents of Morton Bourn (b ca 1795) has been my brick wall until recently.

While not with 100% surety, I have run across fairly strong Virginia land transaction evidence supporting the assertion that William Bourne and Mildred (Milla) Helm were the parents of Morton Bourn (b ca 1795) and I'm now researching the William Bourne/Mildred Helm branch of the tree.

By the way, I should mention that - at least in Virginia records - I have found Morton Bourn's last name varies from Bourn, Bourne, Bowen and his first name shows as Morton, Milton, Mortin.

I will be happy to share what information and source material I have on the family of Morton Bourn and Elizabeth Greenlee and I would be happy to see what you have come up with through your research.

One of the most interesting sources I have run across is a series of letters written by John Greenlee Bourn, brother to Sarah Jane and Morton Jr. These were letters exchanged between John Greenlee Bourn and Herman Kiel - a man doing research on the history of Franklin County, Missouri.

In these letters, John mentions that all his siblings were born in Virginia, verifies that his mother was Elizabeth Greenlee, that they moved from Virginia to Frnaklin County, MO, in 1837, that his mother Elizabeth died in 1847, and that his father (MOrton Sr.) married Elizabeth's sister Lucinda Bourn ca 1848. Lucinda dies shortly thereafter, and Morton Sr. married a third time to Margaret Conally.

John mentions that his family moved to Kansas where they were run-out by the John Brown movement and returned to Missouri.

From John's letters, Morton Sr. was killed in a confrontation with the Missouri Home Guard in 1861.

I obtained photocopies of John Greenlee Bourn's letters during a visit to the Four River Genealogical Society in Washington MO.

These letters are on a web page with the following URL:

http://home.comcast.net/~wklang/JohnGreenleeBournLetters/ind...

(Let me know if you have any problem getting to this site. I can see it on my computer, but I may have messed-up the access permissions.)

I also have a letter written by Sarah Jane in 1884, to her brother Morton in California. In this letter she mentions her family and relatives in Missouri. I'd be happy to send you scanned images of this letter and the envelope if you are interested.

I also have a 1885 letter written by Sarah Jane's brother William D. Bourn to Morton, mentioning that he was constable at Ft. Bidwell in Modoc County, CA.

I also have a photograph purported to be that of Lucinda Bourn. I received this photo a few years from Mike Daugherty who was researching the Bourn/Daugherty lines.

Well, Ron, I've run off at the mouth too long already and may have repeated a lot of information you already have.

Other information on my research may be seen on a web page by Googling "Bourn Ashby Klang Anderson".

I'd be interested in hearing about what you've found.

Regards,

Wes

Re: Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

RLWinKC — 2011-10-22 04:45:52Z

Mr. Klang-

James Milford Daugherty and Sarah Jane Bourne Daugherty were my great-great-grandparents on my mother's side. Moton Bourne and Elizabeth Greenlee were Sarah Jane's parents.

I have not been doing genealogy very long, but I have been going through my mother's things this year, as well as her older brother's research. I am not sure that I have any information that would go back further than Morton Bourne and Elizabeth Greenlee. However, if you have any interest in the information we have on their descendants, I would be happy to share it with you.

Sincerely,
Ron Williams

looking for Roger Guymer

LoriBourne — 2011-09-16 20:04:02Z

Roger responded to my Bourne, Lori message from 2006/2007
i have long since moved and was unable to reply, i am settled in prince albert, saskatchewan (my father is Theodore Donald Bourne) crafty.lori@yahoo.ca if you are available and interested in the Bourne's that might be related please write me personally
thank you

Dwight Bourne of San Antonio, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2011-08-29 00:50:57Z

Dwight is pictured in the 1917 Huisache, yearbook of Main Avenue High School in San Antonio, Texas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

James Huggert Bourne - Sheffield, England

Gerry Stamm — 2011-07-17 19:09:25Z

Searching for James Huggert Bourne, born in Birmingham, England on September 28, 1832. Parents: William & Sarah (Sherwood) Bourne. Moved to Sheffield, England, prior to 1851. Married Ann ____ between 1851 and 1861. Had at least 6 kids: Frances Eliza, Sarah Ann, William Henry, Arthur James, John, Clement. Died prior to 1881.

Re: Bourne of Fries Va.

golubicc — 2011-07-15 00:47:50Z

Hi I have not look at this site in a while if you have any info on the Bournes from Fries I would be interested in hearing from you, you can email me at golubicc@gmail dot com thank you

Re: James BOURNE "aiga"/Family - Ireland>Samoa

ManaiaAlofa — 2011-07-13 20:48:57Z

Talofa BOURNE researchers:

James BOURNE listed from Dublin, Ireland in 1804, does anyone know the route he'd had taken when coming to Samoa?

I have info of a James Bourne born 1800-1806 coming from Ireland, occupation as: butler, farmer, and/or laborer. And also, the Australia route as a convict, same years.

My interest in James BOURNE is to find history before coming to Samoa.

Manuia,
--Manaia
[manaiaalofa@yahoo.com]

Re: Frederick Gilbert Bourne and the Singer Co.

K8eScarlett1205 — 2011-07-04 03:57:54Z

I would love to find out more about the Bourne Manison. I was there this weekend for a wedding and the bartender told me a little history about the house but I want to learn more. I have looked online to find information but didn't find out anything on the history of the house. Can you point me in the direction of learning more about that amazing manison? Thank You!!!

Diane Bourne Whitehair 1969-2011 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-06-21 11:09:20Z

CAMBRIDGE: The beautiful voice of Diane Lee Whitehair, 42, will live among our hearts and forever be heard from Heaven.

Diane went home to be with the Lord Friday, June 17, 2011, at the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio after a courageous battle with leukemia.

She was born February 18, 1969, in Coshocton, Ohio to Pastor Roger and the late Jennie Bourne.

She married her husband of 10 years, James L. Whitehair, October 21, 2000, and two years later was blessed with a daughter, Lily Rose.

Diane's life was filled with music. She earned a bachelor's degree in music education from Muskingum College, where she remained an active alumni her entire life. During her time at the university she studied under Professor Robert O. Jones.

She shared her own personal testimony in an inspiring way through her words and song at many local churches. She was the past president of the Cambridge Performing Arts Centre, where she starred in many theatrical productions. She was also a member of the Cambridge Singers for 13 years.

Diane was a client assistant at Wells Fargo Financial Advisors, and was previously employed at US Bank and the East Guernsey School District.

She was preceded in death by her mother; and a sister, Susan Bourne.

She is survived by her father, Pastor Roger Bourne of Newcomerstown, Ohio; two brothers, Robert (Karen) Bourne of Newcomerstown and John (Jennifer) Bourne of Kimbolton; a sister, Linda (Bryan) Davis of Newcomerstown; and members of the Whitehair family: Jack (Joan) Whitehair of Cambridge, Melanie (Randy) Moore of Dubois, PA, Terry (Sharon) Whitehair of Lake Milton, Joyce (Mark) Secrest of Cambridge and Ellen (Robert) Wilson of Byesville, Ohio; and several nieces and nephews.

Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church, Cambridge, Ohio and 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, followed by services at 1 p.m. at the church. The Rev. Mark Smith, Dave Wilson and Debi Smith will officiate.
Burial will be in Northwood Cemetery, Cambridge, Ohio.(Guernsey County)

Flowers will be accepted. A college fund has been established at US Bank for Lily.

Personal condolences may be sent to the family at thorn-blackfuneralhomes.com.

bournes in australia

thebournes162 — 2011-06-07 05:55:23Z

Hi, I am one of the many bournes in australia, originally from Nowra(Parma) and more recently newcastle.

Warren b. 1960

Re: Bourne of Fries Va.

golubicc — 2011-06-03 02:01:32Z

I am interested in finding out all there is to know aobu tthe bourne family you know. they have to be related. My dads name was James H and his father was Robert and my Granny was Annie Thelma Davis. I live in Ohio if you ahve any info please email me Thanks Cindy golubicc@gmail.com

Re: wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

cfs333 — 2011-05-21 15:04:52Z

No sorry I don`t think this is connected,but if I find out anything with you will be in touch.

Re: wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

ewjbourne1945 — 2011-05-20 12:38:50Z

Hi
there was a William George Bourne captain [dob 1882] in the Royal Navy who worked as the
Director of Ports Nawanagar West India [for HH Lt Col the Maharajah Sir Jam
Shri Ranjitshinghji[Ruler] from 1929,I also had family working for the same person during this time period--I am also trying to find info if this WG Bourne is
linked to my family as my Great G father William George Bourne worked in India from 1860s

Re: wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

cfs333 — 2011-05-19 14:05:03Z

Have found a George Albert Bourne born 1908 in Portsmouth.He married Alvena S.Cartwright in Catherington in 1932.This actually could be the line.Anyone know these people?

Re: wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

Baughen — 2011-05-17 17:14:40Z

There is a William Arthur Baughan that married an Edith Maud Martin in the March quarter 1920 at Willesden 5f 185
but this doesn't seem to match your other info. I don't have any other Baughans to offer.

Cliff Baughen
Baughen one name study

Re: wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

cfs333 — 2011-05-17 13:51:43Z

Hallo Howard, Many thanks for your reply.You have given me some interesting leads.Edith would,I believe,have been my great Aunt therefore William a cousin of sorts.I have been trying to go through all the siblings of Edward Frank(known as Frank) as I have only recently discovered (almost) proof that indeed he was my biological grandfather.It is amazing now that we are able to unravel family ties that previously were kept only as whispered rumours.It`s beginning to read like a Catherine Cookson saga since Frank`s wife(Emily Dedman)accepted my Father absolutely,he always called her "my dearest Aunt Em",& she was the person who paid his passage back from Australia in the 30`s where he had been sent,at15 as a juvenile migrant under the now discredited British Govn.scheme.It makes sense that a son of Edith would be in the Navy & I can follow that up.Portsmouth born people often worked either in the Dockyard or for the Navy directly,as I did.I was a clerk at HMS Victory myself before I joined the WRAF.There was a brother of Edith & Frank called Leonard that I cannot trace although his name appears(or a relative) on their business in Portsmouth.If you think of any other name from the Martin family that might still be around in Portsmouth,I would be pleased to know.Meantime I so appreciate your input. regards Celia

Re: wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

howardgivan — 2011-05-16 20:57:06Z

Hi
I am related to Catherine Elkins. My great grandmother was Catherine's sister, Edith Elkins (1877-1852) daughter of George Elkins and Maria White.

There is a family story that Will Bourne (or is it Baughan?) was a Lt Commander in the navy and that they had two sons possibly called George and Frank. So far I have been unable to confirm any of these facts.
I was also told that George Martin was a herbalist, but looking at the 1901 census I think it was Catherine who had this occupation
Does any of this tie in with your facts?
Howard

Family of Lillian May Jones

kelbcon — 2011-04-23 06:38:42Z

Looking for any information on the family of Lillian May Bourne (nee Jones),born 11 Jan 1895 in England and died 11 Nov 1963 Fremantle Western Australia. She married George Bourne.Her father was Alfred Thomas Jones born 1862 and married either to a Emma Sparkes or Sarah in the 1880's.

Researching Morton Bourn/BourneBowen b ca 1795 and Who married Elizabeth Greenlee

wklang — 2011-04-18 03:30:50Z

One of my two "brick walls" has to do with identifying the parents of a Morton Bourn/Bourne/Bowen who was born in Virginia ca 1795, and who married Elizabeth Greenlee ca 1816.

Over the years I've learned that there were several Morton Bourn/Bourne/Bowen's in Virginia around that time.

I would appreciate getting in contact with anyone who has this Morton Bourn/Bourne/Bowen is his/her family tree.

Thanks

Re: Bourne's in Greenwich

andreawinterburn — 2011-03-28 16:27:01Z

Hi,
I have connections to Bournes in Woodchurch and Appledore. Claudius Bourne born 1808 parents were George and Ann Bourne (nee Brown). He had brothers is one of these your Greenwich Bourne?
Andrea

Bourne's in Greenwich

HowardKentBassBourne — 2011-03-27 17:22:58Z

My connection is with the Bourne's of Woodchurch,Ashford,Kent, then moved to Greenwich,London in the mid 1800s.
Anyone with a connection to the Greenwich Bourne's out there please?

wm.george albert bourne married edith maud martin (Hampshire)

cfs333 — 2011-03-17 15:57:52Z

Edith was born in Portsea in 1887,father George Martin,mother Catherine Emma(nee Elkins)She married William in 1906 & I have found one child William.Edith`s siblings were Frank,married Emily Dedman,Frederick ,Lily(who died at 15 years) & Leonard.Anyone who is connected ,or any info.,I would appreciate hearing from you.There are living relatives still in Hampshire & Sussex which is where I come from originally,however now I live abroad so it is difficult to connect without help.

Morton BOURN(E) b ca 1795 Son of William and Mille BOURNE?

wklang — 2011-02-17 22:56:32Z

I'd like to get in contact with anyone researching the families of William and Millie (HELM) BOURNE/BOURN and of Morton and Elizabeth (GREENLEE) BOURN/BOURNE/BOWEN/BOWIN...or anyone familiar with the area around Green Spring and Babbs Run ca. 1830.

My goal is to prove or disprove that William and Millie Bourn were the parents of MY Morton BOURN (b. ca 1795).

It is my understanding that there were several Morton BOURNs living in Virginia around that time. My Morton Bourn left Virginia in 1837 and settled in Franklin County, Missouri. Another Morton Bourn from Virginia - who was married to Tabitha White) ended up settling in Jessamine County, Missouri.

My ancestors include Morton and Elizabeth (nee GREENLEE) BOURN. My Morton was born ca 1795 in Virginia. They lived and owned property in an around Frederick and Berkeley Counties.

William and Millie BOURNE/BOURN had a son MORTIN/MORTON, lived and owned property in and around Frederick and Berkeley Counties. I have not found any information on the birthdate of William and Millie's son, Mortin/Morton.

From Frederick County Land Records:

On July 18, 1827, William and Millie formalized a gift of property to their sons Morton and Andrew - the property described as a tract with saw mill in Frederick County, VA, ... at a junction of Green Spring and Babbs Run....that they had purchased from Dr. Ezekiel Bull. It goes on to mention that Andrew had already sold his portion of the tract to his brother Morton. (paraphrased from D.A.Buck, Abstracts of Frederick County, VA, Deed Books 45-53, 1821-1828, page 26)

On September 6, 1833, Morton Bourn and his wife Elizabeth - MY Morton Bourn - sold a tract containing 158 acres with a saw mill, the dwelling house whereupon the couple lives...at the junction of Babbs Run and Green Spring. (paraphrased from D.A.Buck, Abstracts of Frederick County, VA, Deed Books 54-62, 1828-1834, page 30)

IF these two transactions were referring to the same property, it would be fairly convincing proof that my Morton Bourn was the son of William and Millie Bourn.

However, I have no idea whether there were or could have been multiple saw mills at the junction of Green Spring and Babbs Run.

Any and all help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Wes

Re: Bourne family in Kent and Sussex 1850-1880

andreawinterburn — 2011-02-05 10:00:41Z

Sorry, I haven't come across the surname 'May' in this branch yet.

BOURNE George L - Vietnam Wall section 20W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-03 20:29:19Z

BOURNE George L - Vietnam Wall section 20W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

John Bourne 1783 St Thomas ,Dudley, Staffs now Warwickshire England

horne27 — 2011-01-29 00:02:35Z

John Bourne was a glass cutter in the Birmingham WW area.He had 3 wives Sarah Smith about 1791
Sarah Mason 1791
Mary Vaughan 1801
We are stuck in Dudley Staffs. we go upto the 20th century with his children and grandchildren.

Re: william bourne

rodgerslisette — 2011-01-27 11:42:01Z

Hello Edmund, i am not a face book user unfortunately, my email is rodgers.lisette@gmail.com if you could possibly use this i would be grateful, regards lisette.

Re: william bourne

ewjbourne7 — 2011-01-27 05:07:13Z

Hi Lisette,
Ronald Freese is a sibling of my grand father[mothers side]I do have
info on the freese ancestors going back till 1806,pl contact me via
face book --Edmund Bourne
regards
Edmund Bourne