Here's the next batch of surnames from the tésmoignages of the Threadneedle St. Church in London. This time, it's surnames beginning with LA. I suggest that everyone check through this one -- your name might be there with LA in front of it. Please refer to my previous posts on the tésmoignages for details and explanations about this particular source document. They're in the list archives which you can get to via the website at http://www.island.net/~andreav/index.html. Hope this is of help to someone out there. Andrea LA BAUSE, LABÉ, LABÉE, LA BEILLE, LA BERTAUCHE, LABESSE, LABEY, LABONNOT (LE MAIRE), LABORDE, LABORIE, LABORNE, LABORY, LABOURIER, LABRE, LACAUSE, LA CHEVRE, LACKMAN, LACMAN, LA COCHE, LA COMBE, LA COSTE, LA COURT, LA CROIX, LA DOUR, LADRIER, LADRIERE, LADRIEU, LADRIVE, L'ADVOCAT, LAFEE, LA FILLONIER, LAFITE, LAFON, LAFONDE, LAFONE, LAFONT, LA FONTAINE, LA FOSSE, LA FOURCADE, LAFRÉCHOU, LAGACE, LAGACHE, LAGASSE, LAGET, LAGOURGE, LAGOURGUE, LAGRANGE, LAHAYE, LA HEUPE, ?LAID......?, LAINAY, LAINÉ, L'AISNÉ, LALANDE, LALAU (DUPRÉ), LANCELOT, LALEMAN, LALETON, LALI, LALLEMAN, L'ALLEMAND, LALOSE, LALOU, LALOY, LALTON, LALY, LA LUCIERE, LAMAN, LAMAND, LAMANDE, LAMANDIN, LAMANT, LAMARE, LA MARQUE, LAMBARD, LAMBERMONT, LAMBERT, LAMBERTON, LAMEL, LAMENS, LAMI, LAMIRE, LAMMECHIN, LA MOTTE, LA MOUCHE, LAMOUREUX, LA MOUSCHE, LAMPART, LAMY (DUPRE), LANCE (BONTE), LANCEL, LANCELOT, LANCON, LANDAIS, LANDE, LANGIGUI, LANDON (POIGNAT), LANDRY, LANEAU, LANGAT, L'ANGE, LANGEAIS, LANGELIEN, LANGELIER, LANGLAIS, LANGLAR, LANGLOIS, LANGLOY, LANGLOU, LANGUILLET, LANIE, LANNAZ, LANROIS, LANSON, L'ANSSAC, LANTELME, LANTHOIS, L'ANTOINNE, LANTRIER, LANZAC, LAOUST, LA PELE, LAPER, LAPIE, LAPLACE, LA PLANCHE, LA PLATE, LA PORTE, L'APOTRE, LA RATTE, LARCHAR, LARCHER, LARCHET, LARCHEVEQUE, LARCHEVESQUE (RUSSY), LARCAN, LARDAN, LARDAND, LARDANT, LARDEAU, LARDENT, LARDO, LARDUN, LA RENDU, LARGEAN, LARGILLIER, LARJAU, LARMET, LARMIGIER (BLONDIN), LARMIGNY, LA ROCHE, LARON, LARRAT, LARRON, LARROQUE, LARTAN, LA SAAR, LASADE, LASON, LASSON, LASTEL, LATANE, LATOU, LATOUR, LATOURTE, LA TREILLE, LATTON, LAUBJOIS, LAUDIJOIS, L'AUGEOL, LAUGNIER, LAUJOIS, LAUNAY (BOUCHET), LAUNE, LAUOYNE, LAURANS, LAURANT, LAURENCE, LAURENS (DOLBEL), LAURENT, LAURIAUX, LAURIÉ, LAUTHOI, LAUZANNE, LAUZE, LA VACHE, LA VALEE (CADOLE), LA VALLEE, LAVEINE, LAVIE, LA VIEILLE, LA VIGNE, LA VILLAINE, LAVIS, LAVISSE, LA VITE, LAVREU, LAYMAN. End of LA surnames, Threadneedle St. Church tésmoignages

This is regarding the recent posting of tesmoignages surnames from the Threadneedle St Church From this same LDS film (0962137) I got the following information, although I don't fully understand it all: GEOFFROY, JACQUES T Rotterdam par mons mrieu (sic) Ministre 20 May 1694 JEOFFRAY, JACQUES par son abjuration du 16 May 1694 9 Sept 1694 Charles Geoffroy Oregon, USA

Le Circle Genealogique de Saintonge has recently compiled a list of Protestant baptism at S(X)aintonge for the period 1572-1713. I understand it comprises some 3000 acts. They can be contacted at Pl de l'Echevinage, 17100 Saintes, France. Roy

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.

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 de Saintonge in Poitou is an armigerous family. Weavers came from there. A John Pallett,weaver,is found in Bethnal Green in 1680. Clement Paillet (note the spelling) had sons Clement and Daniel. A Clement and Daniel Pallett (note the spelling!) were apprentice weavers. However,I don't think my Pallett people are the same as Paillet,which is quite a distinguished Huguenot family. English scribes would not have been able to handle the French,so would probably have anglicised the surname and pronounced it the English way,articulating the T. Regards to all. 40 degrees centigrade here in Canberra.

Hello -- Moving along with the surnames from the Threadneedle tésmoignages, this time with names beginning with H. Please refer to my previous posts on this subject for details about the tésmoignages, 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 worthwhile checking to see if your name is there with H in front of it. For example, I see the name HAGOMBAR which I know has appeared on the list before as AGOMBAR. Then there is HEUDE and HUDE (ie. EUDE?) Andrea HABBECQ, HABE, HABLOO, HACHARD, HACKINS, HACQUENACQ, HACTON, HAGNORE, HAGOMBAR, HAIE, HAINE, HAINET, HAINNE, HAIRUIEU, HAIS, HAISE, HALART, HALBECQ, HALBOUT, HALDER, HALLIN, HALLOT, HALOT, HAMAR, HAMEL, HAMMON, HAMON, HAMOND, HANA, HANARRE, HANAT, HANGNORÉ, HANIER, HANIN, HANNEBEAU, HANNET, HANNETON, HANNOT, HANNOTT, HANOTEAU, HANREAU, HANROS, HANROT, HANTOT, HAPPÉ, HARAN, HARAND, HARDELAY, HARDELEY, HARDESOIF, HARDION (JULIENNE), HARDION, HARDLEY, HARDOUIN, HARDY, HAREL, HARELL, HAREN, HARENC, HARLI, HARLAY, HARLE (DUBOURG), HARLEY, HAROCHE, HARRION, HARSAN, HARTMAN, HARTMANUS, HARVÉ, HASTIN, HATTE, HATTENVILLE, HATON, HAUCHECORNE, HAUCHCHONNE, HAUDEBOURG, HAUDEMARE, HAUDOUIN, HAUDUROY, HAUSSAN, HAUTON, HAVACHE, HAVARD, HAVRT, HAVY, HAY, HAYBONE, HAYE, HAYES, HAYS (LE BOULENGER), HAYSE, HAZELWOODE, HEARTHEMAN, HERBART, HEBBERT, HEBERT (DE LA BALLE), HEBOU, HEBOUR, HEBOURG, HEBOURGH, HEBRARD, HEBRET, HECK, HELAIN, HELDICK, HELLOT, HELOIN, HELOT, HELWARDE, HELY, HEMARD, HEMART, HEMERY, HEMET, HENARD, HENCHA, HENDRIE, HENEBERT, HENET, HENNEL, HENNIN, HENNON, HENON, HENRI, HENRIAD, HENRY, HENSHER, HEQUET, HEQUIUE, HERAUD, HERAULT, HERAUT, HERBERE, HERBERT (BILEROT), HERBINNOT, HERBMOT, HERFORT, HERICHE, HERMAN, HERMITE, HERNAULT, HEROGER, HERON, HERONAUT, HEROUARD, HEROY, HERSSANT, HERTAUT, HERTEL, HERUAY, HERUBEL (AUBER), HERUOT, HERVÉ, HERVEY, HERVIE (REYN), HERVIEU, HERVIEUX, HERVOT, HES, HESCE, HESE, HESS, HESSE (HOUSEL), HEU, HEUDE (DE BOURG, MONTENON), HEUDES, HEUL, HEUZÉ, HEYNAER, HEYNE, HIBON, HICKNACK, HIGGS, HIGNOU, HIGNOULT, HIL....., HILL, HILLAIRE (BACK), HILS, HIPAU, HIPAULT (GUERRY), HIPAUT, HIPO, HIPOT, HIPPAULT, HIPPOT, HIGUENAR, HIX, HOBBEMA, HOCHE, HOCHECORNE, HODGES, HODOU, HODROY, HOGUIAU, HOINVILLE, HOLSAPHIL, HOMART, HOMES, HOMME, HONEKER, HONORE, HONNORE, HOPKINS, HORARD, HORION, HOST, HOTHION, HOTTOT, HOUBERT, HOUDAR, HOUDART, HOUENNE, HOUMEAU, HOUNOIL (MATIENNE), HOUPARD, HOURDEBOUQ, HOURS, HOUS, HOUSDY, HOUSE, HOUSEL, HOUSSAY, HOUSSAYE, HOUSSE, HOUSSOIR, HOUSSOYE, HOUZÉ, HOUZEL, HUART, HUBERT, HUC, HUCHARD, HUCHER, HUDE, HUE, HUEL, HUET, HUGER, HUGO, HUGON, HUGUENIN, HUGUENY, HUGUET, HUIARD, HULE, HULLIN, HUMER, HUR, HURHAN, HURTIN, HUSER, HUSETTE, HUSSLI, HUSSON, HUVELIN, HUYAR, HUYBEAU, HYPEAU. End of H surnames, Threadneedle St. tésmoignages

Hello to all you very quiet listers out there <g>. Taking some long January snoozes? If you are, it's the perfect time of year for it, isn't it -- ie. dreary mid-winter in Europe & North America and probably blazing hot down there in AUS/NZ/RSA. Here's something which may perk up some of you -- the rest of the G surnames from the records of the tésmoignages of the Threadneedle St. French Church in London. The surnames in brackets are cross-referenced to the name immediately preceeding, usually indicating the surname of a spouse. As mentioned previously, these surnames are from Livre des Tésmoignages de l'Église de Threadneedle Street, 1669-1789 (on LDS film # 0962137 or in Volume 21 of the Quarto series published by the Hug. Soc. of London). Please refer to those original sources for details which are included with the surnames. I no longer have access to this additional information. If you're unsure what the tésmoignages were, please look in the list archives for a 16 Mar 2000 post on this subject. Andrea GOAS, GOB, GOBEL, GOBELLE, GOBEN, GOBERT, GOBET, GOBEY, GOBRON, GODAR,GODARD, GODART, GODDARD, GODDART, GODEAU, GODEBAUT, GODEBOUT, GODEFRERE, GODEFROI, GODEFROY, GODEMET, GODFREY, GODFROY, GODIER, GODIN, GODINAY, GODINET, GODING, GODMAY, GODMET, GODUOT, GOFFIER, GOFIER, GOGAIN, GOGLIN, GOGUET, GOIET, GOIN, GOLIER, GOLLE, GONDOUIN, GONZAL, GOORIK, GOOSELIN, GORCOU, GORDELIER, GORE, GORGO, GORIQUE, GORRAS, GORSIGNAN, GORSSES, GORTON, GOSIER, GOSLIN, GOSSELIN, GOSSET, GOSSETT, GOSSIER, GOSSON, GOSSUIN, GOT, GOUBAR (GOSSELIN), GOUBARD, GOUBART, GOUBERT, GOUCHERON, GOUDET, GOUDIETE, GOUDIN, GOUDON, GOUGAIN, GOUGEAUT, GOUGON (HOUSEL), GOUIN, GOUION, GOUJON, GOULE, GOULEM, GOULET, GOULLAY, GOULLON, GOUMN, GOUOIN, GOUPIE, GOUPILLE, GOURACE, GOURAU, GOURDIN, GOURDON, GOURGAS, GOURGAZ, GOURGU, GOURGUET, GOURON, GOUSAL, GOUT, GOUVERNAY, GOUY, GOUYER, GOYER, GOYMARD, GOYON, GRAIN (MELIN), GRAMUS, GRANDCHAMP, GRANDIN, GRANDIS, GRANDIJEAN, GRANON, GRANT, GRAR, GRASSET, GRAT, GRATTE, GRAUELLE, GRAUETEL, GRAVE, GRAVERY, GRAVIÉ, GRAVIER, GRAVOU, GRAY, GREBAU, GREEN, GREENWOOD, GREFFUIELHE, GREFFUILHLE, GREGEON, GREGOIRE, GREGORY, GRELET, GRELIÉ, GRELLÉ, GRELLET, GRELLIER, GRELLY, GRENAILLES, GRENET, GRENIER, GRENOIR, GRENON, GRESSIER, GRESSON, GRETNIN, GREVERY, GREYJON, GRIBELIN, GRIEL, GRIELL, GRIERE, GRIFFON, GRIGNON, GRIGNONNIAU, GRIMAU, GRIMAULD, GRIMAULT, GRIMAUT, GRIMON, GRENAILLES, GRIMONPONT, GRIMPE, GRIMPERT, GRIMPIE, GRIMPLE, GRIMPRE, GRIMPRET, GRINDOR, GRINONEAU, GRINPRET, GRIPON, GRIS, GRISEL, GRISSON, GROCAN, GROLEAU, GROLLEAU (ARNAUD), GROLT,GRONEN, GRONTEL, GROSGUIS, GROSIEUX, GROSSE, GROSSIAUX, GROSSIN, GROU, GROUT, GROUTEL, GRUBERT (MONGINET), GRUDE, GRUEBER, GRUET, GRUOT, GRUSINX, GRUSON, GUAMIN, GUAY, GUEDON, GUELPAIN, GUEM, GUENEGAUD, GUENIN, GUENOUAULT, GUEPIN, GUERAR, GUERARD, GUERIER, GUERIGNEAU, GUERIN, GUEROULT, GUEROUT, GUERRI, GUERRIER, GUERRY, GUERY, GUESDON (VALTEAU), GUESPIN, GUESTIN, GUETRO, GUETTEVEAU, GUIBERT, GUICHAR, GUICHARD, GUICHET, GUIDAR, GUIDE, GUIDOT, GUIGNARD, GUIGNART, GUIGON, GUIL, GUILARD, GUILBERT, GUILHEMAUT, GUILHOT, GUILL, GUILLAIN, GUILLARD (CHEVALIER), GUILLART, GUILLAUDEAU, GUILLAUME (FAURE), GUILLEAUDEAU, GUILLEMAN, GUILLEMARD, GUILLEMIN, GUILLET, GUILLIET, GUILLION, GUILLON, GUILLONEAU, GUILLONNET, GUILLOTIN, GUILLOTTIN, GUILLOU, GUILLRET, GUIMAR, GUIMART, GUIMET, GUINAND, GUINEGAUD, GUINEL, GUINET, GUION, GUIONNEAU, GUIRARD, GUIRAUD, GUIS, GUISE, GUISEAU, GUISELIN, GUITON, GUITTEAU, GUIVAN, GUIZELIN (RENAULT), GULDY, GUMIN, GUY, GUYON, GYLES. End of G surnames, Threadneedle St. Church tésmoignages.

Hello, listers -- For some time now, I haven't posted any further installments of the surnames I extracted from the Threadneedle St. Church tésmoignages. 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 tésmoignages, 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 those of you who were waiting for the rest of the surnames starting with F -- I am unable to post them at this time because I can't find them. This means that I either neglected to extract them at the time I had the film (which has now been returned to Salt Lake) or else I just haven't found the piece of paper I transcribed them on (I have many many piles of paper here beside my computer....<g>). If I do find them, though, I will definitely post them. Today's post includes the surnames beginning GA-GL. Please note that I only have the surnames from this source. Tto access details about any of these surnames, you must either order the LDS film (# 0962137) or look in Volume 21 of the Quarto series published by the Hug. Soc. of London -- Livre des Tésmoignages de l'Église de Threadneedle Street, 1669-1789 (often to be found on the shelves of major libraries or archives). If anyone finds connections to a surname listed here, please post to share with others on the list. Andrea GABEAU, GABORIT, GABORY, GACHÉ, GACHET, GACOIN, GACON, GADENE, GADENNE,GADIN, GAGE, GAGOUIN, GAI, GAIE, GAILLARD, GAILLÉ, GAILLIÉ, GAILLON, GAIN, GAINT, GAIRIN, GALANT, GALARIE, GALHIÉ, GALHIER, GALIEGNE, GALIER, GALIET, GALIFAR, GALIFARD, GALLAIS, GALLEBON, GALLERIE, GALLERON, GALLET, GALLIARD, GALLIÉ, GALLION, GALLOIS, GALLOT, GALMAR, GALOPIN, GLATIER, GALY, GAMAR, GAMBIER, GAMIN, GAMONET, GAN, GANCEL, GANDIEVE, GANDON, GANDOUIN, GANERON, GANGAIN, GANOT, GANTREAU, GANTRIN, GANVAIN, GAR, GARCON, GARDAN, GARDE, GARDEMBAS, GARDENOU, GARDIEN, GARDIN, GARIN, GARISSON, GARLIN, GARLING, GARNAULT, GARNAUX, GARNIER, GARON, GARRIE, GARRIERE, GARRIN, GARRIOT, GARS, GARSET, GASCON, GASPAR, GASQUET, GASSE, GAST, GASTECLOU, GASTECLOUX, GATIÉ, GATINEAU, GAUCHERON, GAUCHEZ, GAUDE, GAUDET, GAUDIN, GAUDRY, GAUGET, GAULIER, GAULIN, GAULTIER, GAUMON, GAURE, GAURY, GAUSEN, GAUSSELIN, GAUSSEN, GAUTIER, GAUTINCHE, GAUTRON, GAUVIN, GAVEY, GAVINET, GAVRAY, GAVRE, GAVRY, GAY, GAYE, GAYDE, GAYOT, GAZAISSE, GAZAY, GEAUSSENT, GEAY, GEBER, GEBERT, GEDOIN, GLEER, GELLEAU, GELLY, GELY, GENBEAU, GENDREAU, GENDRIS, GENDRON, GENESTE, GENEVAIS, GENEVE, GENEVEZ, GENGAL, GENNET, GENOTIN, GENSE, GENTE, GENTIL, GENTILS, GENU, GEOFROY, GEORGE, GEORGET, GERAR, GERARD, GERBAU, GERBEAU, GERBIER, GERICHON, GERMAIN (LE BOUILLY), GERMON, GERMONT, GERNY, GEROD, GEROUD, GEROUT, GERUAISE, GERVAISE (DAUAL), GERVAIZE, GESAER, GETRO, GHISLIN, GIBERT, GIBERTCH, GIEN, GIERES, GIGNAC, GIGNOUX, GIGONE, GIGOT, GIGOTT, GILARDEAU, GILBAT, GILBERT, GILBERTON, GILES, GILHIE, GILL, GILLAUNAU, GILLE, GILLEE, GILLERM, GILLES, GILLET, GILLION, GILLMORE, GILLOIS, GILLON, GILLOT, GIMART, GIMDIER, GIN, GINDON, GINESTE, GINO, GIRADOT, GIRANDEL, GIRARD, GIRARDEL, GIRARDET, GIRAUD, GIRAUDEAU, GIRAUT, GIRAY, GIRE, GIREAU, GIREAULT, GIRES, GIROD, GIRON, GIUERTON (DE LESPAULE), GIVORDOT, GLAMART, GLIMMON, GLOMON, GLORIA. End of surnames GA-GL, Threadneedle St. church tésmoignages.

This is the final list of names found at the above. St Eloy Charles St Eloy Edward Tenison St Eloy Esther St Eloy Henri St Eloy Henriette Tenison St Eloy Henry St Eloy Isaac St Eloy Jean/John St Eloy Judith St Eloy Mary St Eloy Moses St Eloy Peter St Eloy Peter Tenison Tenison Henrietta Margaret Tetefolle Claudius Thierry Marie Trevigar Charles Moses Luc Trevigar Elizabeth Susanna Trevigar Luc Doudart Trevigar Lucy Trevigar Marianna Trevigar Mary (dau of Luc) Trevigar Mary (wife of Luc) Trevigar Samuel Rene Verdin Susannah de Vignac Isaac de Vignan Bernard de Vignan Isaac Vignan Jane de Villepreave de Vivac Margaret, Marchioness Vivian/Vivac Le Compte de If further information required regarding any of the names please contact me. There are two more publication containing further information on the subject and I am awaiting permission to publish one of these on the list. Roy.

One or two people have asked me how to search the above and I am therefore reposting the information provided a short time ago. The letter below is self explanatory, I hope. I have made several requests by e-mail which have all been answered promptly and without payment being asked for (a typical reply is attached to the mail below). On that basis is see little point in subscribing for the year and it will be more sensible to pay the 60FF if any information is found. I can search the index for names as it is published as a CD and provide the references should the name be found. It would be necessary in most instances to provide the name, likely location and time scale. In the case of an unusual name this would suffice. Roy Day. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bibliotheque genealogique" <bibgen@wanadoo.fr> To: "Roy E. Day" <royday@dial.pipex.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 11:24 AM Subject: Généalogie | | Monsieur, | | Nos recherches sont gratuites. Nous vous informons des résultats obtenus et | si vous souhaitez recevoir les photocopies de ces renseignements, il vous | sera facturé : | 60 Francs par lettre (à savoir que trois demandes sont admises par | lettre), | + 10 Francs par acte (si vous souhaitez recevoir des actes aux Archives de | Paris), | ou + 2 Francs par photocopie. | Le tout payable en chèque libellé en francs français. | La carte annuelle (270 Francs à partir du 01er janvier 2001) ne vous donne | droit qu’à 15 demandes. | Les seuls documents que nous pouvons vous faire parvenir sont des | photocopies. En effet, nous pouvons vous faire parvenir une copie de l’ | article de Jean Luc TULOT, « Huguenots de Saumur réfugiés en Grande | Bretagne », dans Le Cahiers du Centre de Généalogie Protestante, 1998, n° | 61, pp. 33-35. | | En ce qui concerne les patronymes recherchés : LERPINIERE, JACQUET, NAUDIN, | MEURE, TRIPIER, pouvez-vous nous donner surtout la localisation de ces | familles. Nous pourrons ainsi, vous informer des documents en notre | possession. | | Si vous souhaitez d’autres renseignements, n’hésitez pas à nous contacter. | | Veuillez agréer, Monsieur, l'expression de nos sentiments les meilleurs. | | Philippe TRUONG | Bibliothèque Généalogique | 03 rue Turbigo 75003 Paris | (métro Halles, sortie Rambuteau) | e-mail : bibgen@wanadoo.fr | téléphone : 01 42 33 58 21 | |

As I am a member of SOG I have had access to English Origins for a couple of weeks. Good material on it such as Vicar General & Faculty office marriage allegations, London apprentices, etc. Only 6 databases but more to be added each quarter. You can look up in index and then order docs. Shirley Arabin from Mount Maunganui "nec temere nec timide"

Dear Judi By coincidence I have a brief note of an Isaac CABANE listed as an apprentice silversmith from St Martin's, Westminster in 1725 and also the marriage of Isac (sic) CABANES and Sarah BOOKER at St Mildred Poultry in 1744 (apparently recorded in Boyd's Marriage Index and also in a slightly different form on the IGI). I'll check for more details on the apprenticeship when I get home. Incidentally, does the box have any marks - maker's mark, hallmark etc? Best wishes Julia Clarke London UK ********************************************************************** This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the postmaster at postmaster@sothebys.com. **********************************************************************

A further batch of names concerning the above Le Coq Amelia Margaret Le Coq Caroline Le Coq Charles Le Coq Charlot Le Coq Elizabeth Dorothy Le Coq Henri de St Leger Le Coq Henrietta Le Coq Jeanne Le Coq Marie Le Coq Pascal Le Coq Theodore Lerpiniere Susannah Lister Elizabeth Moussaye Gouyon de la, Dame de Quentin Mue Susannah de Pear Gilbert Pear Susannah Peigne Esther Peigne Israel, Sieur de Lardinieres Peticles John Robert Ravenal Edward Ravenal Edward Ravenal Gillette Ravenal Jean, Sieur de Boistillieul Ravenal Judith Ravenal Mary alias Boistilleul Ravenal Samuel Rene Ravenal Sarah Ravenal Suzanne de Revenal Suzanne de Should your name appear I can provide further information. Roy Day

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

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------72A469516C6FBCE83737550C Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Does anyone have any information regarding a Damien-Daniel de la Croix (de Lacroix) born around 1656, France (where I do not know), and died in march 1731, Berlin, Prussia. I have had little luck in finding anything on this person outside of of Berlin, I know that he fled France through Lille, and came to Berlin through Oggersheim. In Oggersheim he was a Beer-Brewer, before becoming a tabakfabrikant. His wife, and we do not know where they were married, was a Marie Septsous, died Berlin 1734. Anything regarding these two people would be Greatly Appreciated!! Thank you Hussain de la Croix --------------72A469516C6FBCE83737550C Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="rdlcroix.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Hussain Michael v. de la Croix Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="rdlcroix.vcf" begin:vcard n:de la Croix;Hussain tel;fax:+61 3 9467 6507 tel;work:+61 3 9467 6507 x-mozilla-html:FALSE org:The de la Croix Family Archives adr:;;PO Box 1091;Bundoora;Victoria;3083;AUSTRALIA version:2.1 email;internet:rdlcroix@alphalink.com.au fn:Hussain de la Croix end:vcard --------------72A469516C6FBCE83737550C--

John Johnson wrote on Wednesday, January 17, 2001 4:34 PM | Around 1650 many Huguenots moved east to avoid Catholic armies of Lorraine. Some moved into Bischweiler (Bischwiller) | near Oberhoffen-sur-Moder in Alsace. Is anyone researching this area? We are researching COBBET and GARTMANN and wondering if they might be Huguenots? We are looking at LDS film727366 for the Evangelisch Reformed church 1710 to 1762. Does anyone know some Huguenot villages about 30 or 50 miles west of Bischweiler where these people were living before moving to Bischweiler There was an Eglise reformee francaise at Bischwiller and this can be found on LDS films 727363/4. Also if you do a place search on the LDS site for BAS-RHIN and when it comes up hit the "view related places" you will find a listing of all records in the area. A lot of these had Temples. In addition there is also Strasbourg itself. Looking at the Bas-Rhin departmental archives it would appear that all their records have been filmed by the LDS together with those in the Strasbourg archives. Hope this helps. Roy Day.

This name, VINSON HALLAR -VINSONHALER, has appeared in Virginia and Kentucky and west to Oregon. One theory is that they came from Alsace-Loraine in 6000s. One fact is father and son (VINSONHALER) received money from the governent after the Revolution for service other than fighting.The two of them were in Virginia at that time. Bird

Around 1650 many Huguenots moved east to avoid Catholic armies of Lorraine. Some moved into Bischweiler (Bischwiller) near Oberhoffen-sur-Moder in Alsace. Is anyone researching this area? We are researching COBBET and GARTMANN and wondering if they might be Huguenots? We are looking at LDS film727366 for the Evangelisch Reformed church 1710 to 1762. Does anyone know some Huguenot villages about 30 or 50 miles west of Bischweiler where these people were living before moving to Bischweiler?<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

Hi to all -- This is in response to the inquiry on 13 January from Judi <jj@jcordingley.fsnet.co.uk> 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 these church records. I notice that, in my Oct 16 post of surnames extracted from the tésmoignages of Threadeedle Street Church (in list archives), there is listed the surname CABANIS and also the similar-looking CABANEL and CABANNE. Of course, the trick is to find the link between the people mentioned in this record (and the French church records) and the Charlotte mentioned by Judi. I wonder if the date 1780 refers to Charlotte's birth, her death, or some other significant event. Judi, I would suggest a search of the records of Walworth, Surrey since you know your Charlotte had some sort of connection with this location. If you find nothing there, try working gradually outwards, searching in adjacent parishes till you find something (hopefully!) Since you are in the UK, you might have access to original records. If not -- and if you have a Mormon FHC near you -- try a Place Search on the LDS website (www.familysearch.org) to see what Walworth records LDS has filmed. At the same time, have a look at the records of Threadneedle St. and Church of the Artillery to find out specific details about individuals there. LDS has filmed these records and Huguenot Society publications are often available on the shelves of major libraries and archives. The goal is to work backwards in time from Charlotte, linking her to the individuals attending Huguenot churches in an earlier time period. It might also be worth joining a London area mailing list and posting a query on there. Also, check the London section on the Genuki site -- that's UK and Ireland Genealogy at www.genuki.org.uk -- to see if there is a surname list for London area. If you're lucky, CABANES might have been listed there by another researcher. If not, you may be able to add the name there yourself for others to find. Hope these comments have been helpful. Andrea >I have found a small round silver box amongst my mother's things. The front appears to be a coin with the head of the young George 1. On the reverse is an inscription: Miss Charlotte Cabane(i)s of Wallworth Surrey 1780. > >This is a new name to me in my family. I looked it up on the IGI, and it appeared to have A Huguenot connection. Can anyone enlighten me? Of course, if anyone has a connection with the family, I would be delighted! > >Judi Cordingley >Gloucester UK > > >==== HUGUENOTS-WALLOONS-EUROPE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe (if you are in list mode), >type and send only the word unsubscribe to: >Huguenots-Walloons-Europe-L-request@rootsweb.com > > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

A further batch of names concerning the above Godard Marie Gouyquet St Eloy Charles Gouyquet St Eloy Isaac (Jnr) Gouyquet St Eloy Isaac (Snr) Gouyquet St Eloy Jaques, Sieur de Tetre Gouyquet St Eloy Jeanne-Marguerite Gouyquet St Eloy Moses Gouyquet St Eloy Suzanne de Guenault Thomas Jourdin Loetitia Jourdin Robert Juband Anne La Febreque Francis La Force Dowager Duchess de Caumont La Force Frances de Le Blanc (Minister) Le Blanc Charles Le Blanc Darine Le Blanc Elizabeth Le Blanc Marguerite Le Blanc Mary Le Blanc Peter Le Blanc Peter Le Blanc Pierre de Beaulieu Le Blanc Thomas Should your name appear I can provide further information. Roy Day