The Usborne Family
Descendants of Thomas Usborne of Goudhurst 
in Kent, England who died in 1548
This page changes every month.                      Look out for THE LUMBER MEN in June.

 

SOME EARLIER HOME PAGES

January 2004 home page:
Usbornes..all at sea.
February 2004 home page:
Usbornes in ART.
April 2004 home page:
Their country houses
SOME PROJECTED PAGES:
Lost cousins in U.S.A
Young generation and their websites

 Early Family Photographs            Click on images for more      

1850's
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1860's
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1870's
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1880's
1890's

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1890's
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1900's


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1910's

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The oddest thing you must agree,
about the Usborne family
is how it's kept its curious name,
since mediaeval times the same,
and yet has not produced a clan
(presumably) much bigger than
the one you're looking at tonight.
A maddening sight? You might be right.
The book of London telephones,
which carries regiments of Jones
and Robinsons and Smith and Bowen		 and Sullivan and Price and Cohen,
has USBORNE'S just a paltry six,--
and most of those "live in the sticks".
Where are the Park Lane Usbornes, where
The Usbornes of Cadogan Square?
Why aren't there Usborne, brood on brood,
in Wimbledon and Chorley Wood.
Well, if the total Usborne count amount,
think of the consequences...........etc

Anon 1954     (after Hillaire Belloc?)
Contact Editor. Web design by Julian Usborne