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1. [HWE] Corrections re: Threadneedle info [1]
Fellow listers -- this is an oops! type of post. That is, I want to correct a couple of errors I've made in the two previous posts on the Threadneedle tismoignages today and yesterday (28 & 29 Jan). First, in my earlier post today, I mentioned Lausanne and then put the country abbreviation CHI, which is, of course, for the Channel Islands. I should have typed CH which is Switzerland. Second, in my post yesterday, I stated that Switzerland had the greatest number of refugees arriving at Thr
2. [HWE] The Huguenots of Sunbury - Part 2 [1]
A further batch of names regarding the above Chardin Daniel de, Sieur de la Picotiere Chardin Francois Chardin Jeanne Emillie Chardin John Chardin John Chardin John (Jnr) Chassadoup Peter D'Autell Flauran De Jaquot Jeanne, de Neuilly de Sauvieres Rene del'Hermitage d'Orval Anthony d'Orval Antoin Hullin d'Orval Francoise d'Orval Francoise d'Orval James Hullin, Seignueur de Prunier Farcy John Fentenew Durand Feret Amy Forent Stephen Garnier James Gennes Daniel de, Sieur de la Picotiere Gennes Francoise de
3. [HWE] SURNAMES (GA-GL) > Threadneedle Street Church tesmoignages [1]
Hello, listers -- For some time now, I haven't posted any further installments of the surnames I extracted from the Threadneedle St. Church tismoignages. In fact, my last post in this series was on 9 Dec with surnames E-FL. If you missed those earlier posts or if you are not familiar with the tismoignages, please access this information in our list archives which you can get to via our website at http://www.island.net/~andreav/index.html. (Look in the section headed The Basics.) My apologies to
4. Re: [HWE] Darquigehem sur Le Lis [1]
Barbara, I've looked in My Guide Bleu for Nord de la France, the river is now called la Lys it goes from Verchin in northern France near Thirouanne passing thru Aire-sur-la Lys and it goes north in Belgium to Gand/ Ghent . I've asked a Belgian friend to look up: Darquigehem sur Le Lis . Luc -----Message d'origine----- De : Barbara Holt @ : HUGUENOTS-WALLOONS-EUROPE-L@rootsweb.com Date : 6 janvier, 2001 02:09 Objet : [HWE] Thanks for Look-up
5. [HWE] Champagne [1]
The Centre Genealogique et Heraldique de la Marne have recently published a list of Huguenots in the Champagne region of France. They can be contacted at BP 20 - 51005, Chalons-en Champagne Cedex, France Roy.
6. [HWE] Fw: Huguenot Burial Ground of Mount Nod [1]
Hello, listers -- I am forwarding the following message on behalf of Peter who is one of our subscribers. For some reason, he has been unable to send messages to the list lately, although he has tried repeatedly. I thank him for his contribution and his persistence in trying to get his message through. The topic of the Mount Nod Burial Ground has been mentioned before (see list archives, using keyword Nod) but not in as much detail as Peter has provided. Andrea -----Original Message----- From: Pete
7. [HWE] Godefroy [1]
I would like to thank Chris Shelley for his listings of Godefroy births from Rouen, he has made me a very happy man because I think that he has found MY Jean Godefroy in 1684. All I need to do now is to find his marriage which I as yet have not found , it would have been about 1705, have checked St Vincent at Rouen, anybody got any thoughts how/where I might be able to locate it. He married Francoise Marple and one of his sons Jean was baptised at Rouen in 1707, where the other children were baptised I do n
8. Re: [HWE] BLANC - Co. Laois, Port Arlington Ireland [1]
Hello Leila and listers, I checked up BLANC in Lee and found LE BLANC in Portarlington abt 1699. There were two families, one of "Le noble homme Louys LE BLANC, Sieur de Perce, Capitaine pensionne", the other Claud LE BLANC, boucher. The latter family existed later under the name of BLONG, and a Peter BLANG in 1756 placed a tombstone for his family. In addition an Andrew and a Mark LE BLANC from Ales, received their naturalisation in Dublin in 1704. The name is apparently still extant in Portarlington. I
9. [HWE] Surname CASTOL [1]
Posting a look-up to list Lesley Jones ------------------------------------------------------------------- CASTOL: typed as printed on fiche of book. Book details: Protestant Exiles from France in the Reign of Louis XlV. or The Huguenot Refugees and their Descendants in Great Britain and Ireland by The Rev. David C. A. Agnew. Printed in London by Reeves and Turner, in Edinburgh by William Paterson, 1874. The book is mostly to do with religion, members of the nobility and others with influence at cour
10. [HWE] GURR, BLOWN - Huguenot derivation? [1]
Hi. I've run in to a brick wall on two of the names I'm researching, namely GURR and BLOWN. I'm posting here in the hope that someone has come across these names (or some variation of them) in Huguenot sources, as they are both conceivably of French or German origin. The last details I have are: Henry BLOWN born c. 1778 died 1839 (buried in Walmer, KEN, ENG) Thomas GURR born c. 1715 Offsprings' baptisms in PRs at Chatham, KEN, ENG Any leads, or just general thoughts, please res
11. [HWE] Re: Erquinghem-Lys(3) [1]
Luc Thanks very much for your further message. It is a great help to have your suggested address to write to for any records in Lille. I had thought of the same reason for the mistake of the "D" in front of the name myself as you have suggested and think it is very likely to be true. I know the song "Mademoiselle from Armentieres" well but still have to locate the place on a map. I suppose you can't tell me the address of a good web-site for maps of France if you write to me again? Regarding a genea
12. [HWE] SURNAMES (H) > Threadneedle St. Church tesmoignages [1]
Hello -- Moving along with the surnames from the Threadneedle tismoignages, this time with names beginning with H. Please refer to my previous posts on this subject for details about the tismoignages, if you missed it the first time round. They are all in the list archives if you've just joined us or if you've deleted them. The archives is accessible through the website at http://www.island.net/~andreav/index.html. If any of your own particular surnames begins with a vowel, it might be worthwhil
13. Re: [HWE] de la FORCE [1]
Lesley Jones wrote on Wednesday, January 03, 2001 10:58 PM | Happy to oblige, Andrea. Herewith de la FORCE quotes that I sent off-list, plus | another snippet from the same book on fiche. Did my best copying the Latin bit. | Hope it is of help to other listers interested in the name. | | Lesley Jones | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- | The book on fiche: | "Protestant Exiles from France in the Reign of Louis XlV. or The Huguenot | Ref
14. [HWE] Re: EUDES -> HEUZE [1]
Response to Chris Shelley s notice regarding the Le Harvre area. My Huguenot links mostly hail from Beuzeville and its surroundings. The names in the tree are BARBET, BEUZEVILLE, LEVESQUE, JACOB, GUILLEMAND. BARBET being the most recent. I have Judith HEUZE marrying Pierre GUILLEMAND approx 1692 ( his second marriage )One of their daughters, Marianne maried Jaques Beuzeville and they became silk weavers in Spitalfields, London. I don,t know a lot about the HEUZE line but I know a man who does ( know mor
15. [HWE] JOHN VAN EYCK AND HONORE-JOSEPH WARICHET (WARRICHAIET) [1]
JOHN born 1838, SON OF WILLIAN VAN EYCK married ANNA MARIE (KATHERINE) SMITS. tHEY LEFT ORYSCHE, BELGIUM--I don not know the year. They settled in Humboldt Township, Brown County, Wisconsin. They had 8 children: PAULINE, my grandmother, FREDINANND, JOHN, FRANK, PHILIPUS, LOUIS, ALPHONSE, and a second son named FRANK. HONORE-JOSEPH WARICHET (WARRICHAIET) born April 23, 1839, married CATHERINE JOSEPHINE MATHY, born March 26, 1848. They left Bossut-Gollechain, Brabant, Belgium in 1867. They settled in H
16. [HWE] PALLETT [1]
The surname PALLETT appears in the list of Huguenot surnames given by Reaney. I have found French persons with this surname among the list of Aliens made Denizens,(London) but they were resident in England long before the Edict of Nantes. My mother Amy Pallett always insisted on French ancestry,though some surname texts have it as an English surname,so it's confusing. I have Francois Pallett and his son also Francois Pallett,and there's nothing more French than Francois! (sorry about the cedilla). Pallet d
17. [HWE] Website Link [1]
Hello to all -- Just wanted everyone to know that, because I consider it such an important topic, I have included LeRoy Eastes' message regarding genealogical research standards on our website. It's in the Beyond the Basics section under title Standards of Genealogical Research. This information was originally posted on the list a couple of days ago under subject line: Verifying Accuracy of Research. The URL for the list website is http://www.island.net/~andreav/index.html. And you may
18. Re: [HWE] BLANC - Co. Laois, Port Arlington Ireland [1]
Having looked further I find that a Fellow of the Huguenot Society is already researching this name and is resident in Ireland. If he has not been involved I can contact him to see if he is happy to provide information. Please let me know and I will write as it will have to be snail mail. Roy Day.
19. [HWE] Walloon Churches in NL [1]
Fellow listers -- As a follow-up to my post yesterday (10 Jan) re: Walloon churches in Zuid Holland, here is further info about other Walloon churches in the Netherlands. It was obtained from LDS fiche # 6000055 -- Walloon or French Reformed Church Records of the Netherlands (Waalse of Frans Hervormde), a microfiche copy of a brochure published by LDS in 1973. The info in this source (eg. film numbers) should still be valid but since the original pamphlet was published some time ago I suppose it
20. [HWE] Fw: {not a subscriber} Polish Huguenot Society [1]
Listers -- I am forwarding the following message at the request of Kazimierz Bem who used to be one of our subscribers and who has just established the Polish Huguenot Society. If you want to join, he tells you how. I hope to also have this information on our website -- when I get the Huguenot Websites & Links working in the Beyond the Basics section (soon, soon.....). Andrea -----Original Message----- From: Polskie Towarzystwo Hugenockie (Polish Huguenot Society) To:
21. [HWE] List Guidelines: a re-posting [1]
Hello to everyone -- It's your list concierge here just doing a little New Millennium tidying-up. I thought this would be a good time (New Year, New Millennium, H-W-E First Birthday) to re-post our list guidelines. These have been on the list website for some weeks now but perhaps you haven't had a look at them. They are basically the same guidelines we've always had but I've changed them a bit, added some, deleted others, also clarified them (hopefully!) by adding reasons why each guideline
22. [HWE] FOURNIER as Surname [1]
As a new list member I would kindly asked wether somebody in this list can give me any informationen to request further details of my ancestor Matthias Fourny, r-kath. catholic * um 1630 in Rethel/Champagne/France + am 25.1.1697 in Seeburg Krs. Gvttingen Germany catholic Profession: Scholl teacher Kommt aus Rethel in der Champagne/Frankreich; lebt nach seiner Heirat in Comes from Rethel/Champagne/France. Lives after marriage in Duderstadt bis 1671 Duderstadt until 1671. ab 1678 Schulmeister in Seebur
23. [HWE] DAGREAU, DEGREAU, DEGROOT, GREW, GROW and all variations, 1600s [1]
Maria DEGREAU married Teunis Van Pelt (both born after 1685--best guess; he in Holland or America and her birthplace unknown). They married on Staten Island, Richmond Co., NY, USA, bef. 1726. They attended the Dutch Reformed Church. I'm interested in chatting with anyone doing research on this surname. Bonnie Bowman Henson
24. [HWE] CABANES, CABANIS, etc. > London, ENG area [1]
Hi to all -- This is in response to the inquiry on 13 January from Judi re: surname CABANE(I)S of Walworth, Surrey (London area) c1780. As Judi mentioned in her post, the IGI gives a clue as to possible Huguenot connections. That is, it lists this surname as occuring in the records of two French churches in London -- the Threadneedle St. Church and the Church of the Artillery. These entries would be the extracts from the Huguenot Society of London publications for
25. [HWE] Bodleian Library Map URL [1]
I came across this nice antique map that showed Canterbury and London...the part of the world some of our ancestors resided in for a while perhaps...enjoy, malinda jones Map of River Thames from London to Margate http://www.rsl.ox.ac.uk/nnj/mapcase2.htm
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