Voyages In Time ~ Family, Friends & Places

Charlotte Hayward
born c.1822

m. 1848 St. Mary-le-Port Church, Bristol

1881 Census

Charlotte JULLION born Wrington, Somerset, England Occupation: Retired Licensed Victualer

1881 Census: The Swan Hotel, Wells in 1881: Swan Hotel, 9 Sadler Street, St Cuthbert In, Wells, Somerset Rosa Charlotte JULLION Aged 29 Barmaid born London c.1852. Curtis Family Site.

Child 2 (son) - Alfred Jullion (died young

Child 3 (son) - James Hamlet Jullion b. 1851

m. Jane Woolcock

Children of James Hamlet Jullion and Jane Woolcock

3.i - Ivy Kate Jullion

3.ii - Henry Tragenza Jullion

Child 4 (daughter) - Jane Jullion (died young)

Child 5 (daughter) - Emily Jane Jullion

b.1855 - d.1957

m. Curtis William Cloutman

Children of Emily Jane Jullion

and Curtis William Cloutman

5.i - Ivy Cloutman

5.ii - Jullion Curtis Cloutman

5.iii - Phyllis Cloutman (m. Parker)

5.iv - Enid Audrey Cloutman (m. Smythe)

5.v - Norman Froyne Cloutman

Site Notes

14 Aug 1948 William Scott C. Woodcock = Mireille J. Jullion - Marriages from the Registers of Jarrow St Mark (1896-1948) Northumberland and Durham. Collection of Northumberland and Durham indexes.

Pigot's 1840 Directory for SANDWICH with the villages of ASH and EASTRY and neighbourhoods - ACADEMIES & SCHOOLS - mention of JULLION, Francis, at Eastry.

Henry Hamlet Jullion
b. 15th June 1821 d. 28th September 1872
He was listed as 'Servant' at the Freemason's Tavern,
at Mary-le-Port Churchyard, St. Mary-le-Port, Bristol,
when his son (1) was born .

Children of Henry Hamlet Jullion and Charlotte Hayward

Child 1 (son) - Frederick Henry Jullion
b. (9.50am 29th September) 1848 (Accountant)
m. 1870 Eleanor Mary Kaderica Clarke: in the parish Church of St. Philip & Jacob, City of Bristol.

1851 Census information located and supplied by Sue Tearne 2005/6 - to whom gratitude is extended.

1851 Census, Weston-super-Mare

Address:	Wellington Place
Name		Position	M/S	Age	Occupation	Born
Wyatt	John	Head	M	42	Coachman	Berks	Theale
Wyatt	Christiana	Wife	M	44		London	Southwark
Wyatt	Christiana E	Dau		11		Surrey	Battersea
Wyatt	Mary M	Dau		6		Bristol
Wyatt	Henry	Visitor		23	Surveyor	Berks	Theale
Harker	Ann	Visitor		23	Ladies Maid	Devon	Dawlish
Jullien	Henry H	Bro-in-law	M	29	Waiter	Middlesex	Brompton
Jullien	Charlotte	Sis-in-law	M	25		Somerset	Stock
Jullien	Frederick W	Nephew		3		Bristol

Family photographs below courtesy of

Chloe Ruby Crabbe and Merran White, descended from Ruby Jullion.

Children of Frederick Henry Jullion and Eleanor Mary Kaderica Clarke

A daughter, Mabel Kathleen Jullion, was born early in the marriage. She died.

A son, Henry Gardner Jullion, was born on July 9th 1874. He died young.

At this time, the couple lived at 18 Elton Place in Bishopston.

The following children survived to adulthood:

1.i - Claude Jullion (Actor then Theatre Manager in Bristol)

1.ii - Ruby Jullion
(born 2.11.1881 died 1970)

1.iii - Cecil Jullion (Engineering Draughtsman)

A brother, also called Cecil, was born before Cecil Jullion

above - but he died an infant.

Amongst family papers kindly supplied by Merran White and her mother, Chloe Ruby (Mansfield) Crabbe, descendants of Ruby Jullion (qv link above) it is found that Henry Hamlet Jullion was the holder of a Scottish Provincial Fire and Life Assurance Company Policy on his life. When he died, the company required "a respectable person to whom the deceased was known" to sign a Certificate of Identity. This was done and signed by one Harriet Maria Froyne on October 15th 1872 who stated that she had known him for some twenty five years. This information is of particular interest since Henry Hamlet Jullion's fifth child, his daughter, Emily Jane Jullion - who married Curtis William Cloutman - named one of the sons of the marriage, Norman Froyne Cloutman, suggesting a special link with the Froyne family on the Jullion side and even, perhaps, on the Cloutman side as well!

Henry Hamlet Jullion was born in June 1821 but was not baptised until August 14th 1831. His baptism took place in the Parish of Kensington (Brompton District) in the County of Middlesex (No. 317). When he died, he was "of the Rummer Hotel, High Street, Bristol". He was only 51 and died, according to Robert Fendick M.R.C.S. & L.S.A. - the Jullion's doctor, who put in a Medical Report for the Insurance Company - as a result of Albuminuria which had commenced some twelve months prior to his death. He was buried in the Bristol General Cemetery on October 1st 1872.