1841 England Census (surname spelt Dunston):
Age given: 35 years
Birthplace given: Cornwall
Dwelling Place: Chapel St., Camborne, Cornwall
Occupation: Ind[ependent means]
Julia and her daughter Julia (10) were staying with her widowed mother Julia Vivian.
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1871 England Census (called Julia Yewens):
Age given: 66 years
Birthplace given: Poole, Cornwall
Dwelling Place: 21 Marine Terrace, Penzance, Cornwall
Occupation: -
Status: married
Visiting with Christopher Stephens and his wife. Present also was Julia's niece Sarah Ball Prideaux (22) of Liskeard. Julia's usual address was Basset St., Camborne.
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The funerals of the late Mr. and Mrs. Yewens took place at the parish church on Saturday. The sight was an unusual one. The deceased lady and gentleman died within a few hours* of each other,—Mrs. Yewens, after a long and painful illness, and Mr. Yewens, although ailing for a considerable time, passed quickly away, after he was confined to his room. There was a very large concourse of people at the funerals, and the shops were wholly or partially closed in various parts of the town, as well as on the line of route to the churchyard. The service was effectively read in the church by the Rev. W. W. Butlin, incumbent of Penponds ; and at the grave-side by the Rev. W. P. Chappell, the rector.
The Cornish Telegraph, Wednesday, 4 Mar 1874, p. 2
* According to official records, Julia died a couple days after her husband.
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The Will with a codicil of Julia Yewens (heretofore wife of William Cape Brice Yewens) late of Camborne in the county of Cornwall, widow, who died 25 February 1874 at Camborne, was proved 17 August at Bodmin by Joseph Passingham Dunstan of St. Columb in the said county, bank manager, the son, and Josiah Thomas of Camborne, mine agent, the executors. Probate being granted under certain Limitations. Effects under £1,500. 2
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