[Index] |
William CHOWN (1830 - ) |
grocer |
Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
Walter CHOWN (1855 - ) |
William CHOWN (1830 - ) + Sally UNDERHILL (1828 - 1891) |
John CHOWN (1796 - 1847) | William CHOWNE (1764 - 1834) | William CHOWNE (1741 - 1804) |
Susannah DYER | ||||
Grace SOPER (1767 - 1827) | ||||
Bathsheba Ann BOWCHER (1795 - 1863) | Richard BOWCHER (1760 - ) | John BOWCHER (1730 - ) | ||
Deborah CHOWNE (1727 - 1788) | ||||
Ellenor TOWNSEND (1767 - ) | William TOWNSEND (1734 - 1817) | |||
Alice ROWE |
b. abt 1830 at Kenn, Devon, England |
m. abt Mar 1852 Sally UNDERHILL (1828 - 1891) at Exeter, Devon, England |
Parents: |
John CHOWN (1796 - 1847) |
Bathsheba Ann BOWCHER (1795 - 1863) |
Siblings (7): |
Richard CHOWN (1821 - ) |
Henry CHOWN (1822 - ) |
Elenor CHOWN (1823 - ) |
Thomas CHOWN (1826 - ) |
Henry CHOWN (1827 - ) |
Edwin CHOWN (1832 - ) |
Harriet CHOWN (1835 - ) |
Children (1): |
Walter CHOWN (1855 - ) |
Grandchildren (1): |
Laura Eveline CHOWN (1892 - ) |
Events in William CHOWN (1830 - )'s life | |||||
Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
abt 1830 | William CHOWN was born | Kenn, Devon, England | |||
1841 | 11 | Census | Kenn, Devon, England | ||
abt 1847 | 17 | Death of father John CHOWN (aged 51) | St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England | 2 | |
abt Mar 1852 | 22 | Married Sally UNDERHILL (aged 24) | Exeter, Devon, England | Free BMD Mar 1852 5b 176 | 2 |
Jun 1855 | 25 | Birth of son Walter CHOWN | Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales | Free BMD Jun 1855 11a 210 | 2 |
abt Mar 1863 | 33 | Death of mother Bathsheba Ann BOWCHER (aged 68) | St Thomas, Exeter, Devon, England | Free BMD Mar 1863 5b 59 | |
abt Jun 1891 | 61 | Death of wife Sally UNDERHILL (aged 63) | Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales |
Source References: |
2. Type: Book, Abbr: Devon to Downunder, Title: Devon to Downunder, Auth: Bettie Elworthy, Publ: Bookbound, Date: 1997 |
- Reference = 14 (Marriage) |
- Notes: William Chown, second son of Bathsheba and John, moved to Wales in 1850. As
a stonemason, William joined a large band of artisans from the West of England engaged in the development of Cardiff as a seaport and the building of the dockyards. He went back to Exminster in 1852 to marry Sally Underhill and returned to Cardiff where their five boys and three girls were born. The eldest son Walter born 1855 and his wife Susan had three children and following the early death of Walter's sister Laura, he raised her three children as well. Walter was also a stonemason and there were several other Chowns listed under the same trade. Walter's eldest child Laura born 1892 and named for her aunt, married Thomas Daniel HILL. William Chown 1826 married Sally UNDERHILL in 1852 and this branch moved to Cardiff in Wales. From 1871 to 1890 they lived at 4 Elm Street, Routh where William was a grocer. |