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Bourn: Origin, Geographical Distribution
Local. Derived from Burnham, a town in Norfolk, also in Essex, England; in the old English, Bourn or Burn, signifies a river, and ham, a village or town the village by the river. Bourn, burn, and bern, in the Cornish-British, is a hill, a heap; and Burnham, the house or town on the rising ground.
Bourn Surname Origin
Bourn: Place of Origin :  Lancashire (United Kingdom) |  London (United Kingdom) |  Herefordshire and Worcester (United Kingdom) |  Norfolk (United Kingdom) |  Oxfordshire (United Kingdom) |  Northumberland (United Kingdom)
Bourn: Online Family Trees
BOURN England (England, United Kingdom) 1840 - 1840
BOURN Swansea,Glamorganshire (West Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom) 1618 - 1618
BOURN Kidderminster Worcs Eng (Herefordshire And Worcester, England, United Kingdom) 1794 - 1794
BOURN  (United Kingdom) 1963 - 1973
BOURN  (United Kingdom)  -
BOURN Somerset (Somerset, England, United Kingdom) 1819 - 1819
BOURN Belcombe, Sussex (England, United Kingdom) 1850 - 1850
BOURN Bellingham (Northumberland, England, United Kingdom) 1865 - 1865
BOURN Cuckfield, Sussex (England, United Kingdom) 1826 - 1826
BOURN St Michaels, Brighton, Sussex (England, United Kingdom) 1855 - 1855

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Bourn: Books that contain this surname
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BOURNSelleck memorial, with collateral connections
Author: Selleck, William Edwin - Published in 1916
... daughter of Nehemiah Smith and Ann Bourn. Their son, Joshua Raymond, Jr., 1660-1704, married 1683, Mercy Sands, daughter of James ...		 BOURNIndiana Historical Society Publications
Author: Indiana Historical Society - Published in 1911
... Bourn, the charming daughter of Henry Bourn, a leading farmer of Adams township. They were married August 19, 1879. Mrs. ...
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