Descendants of Hiou Le Manquais

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Descendants of Edmond Le Manquais

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1 Edmond Le Manquais (1510?-1570) (St Mt) ^[1] m Daughter of Laurens Baudains s of Cardin ^[2]
- 2 Jean Le Manquais (1535?- ) (Gsy) ^[3]
- 2 Hugh Le Manquais (1540?-1606) (St Mt) ^[4] m Isabel Le Guenetier ( -1634) ^[5]
  - 3 Jean Le Manquais (1570?- ) (St Mt) ^[6] m ?Katherine Richardson
    - 4 Hiou Le Manquais (1598?- ) (St Mt) ^[7] (St Mt) m Marguerite Aubin ^[8]
      - 5 Catherine Le Manquais (1634- )
      - 5 Hugh Le Manquais (1636- ) m Marguerite Godel ^[9]
      - 5 Marguerite Le Manquais
      - 5 Jean Le Manquais (1645- ) m (1662, St S) Marie Horman, d of Philippe
        6 Richard Le Manquais (1660??- ) m 1 (1688, St B) Marguerite Anley -----------see "Discussion"
        7 Jean Le Manquais (1689- )
        7 Marguerite Le Manquais (1691- )
        7 Susanne Le Manquais (1695- )
        
        2nd wife of Richard Le Manquais (1696, St B) Jeanne Alexandre
        7 Richard Le Manquais (1698- )
        7 Marie Le Manquais (1700- )
        7 George Le Manquais (1701- ) m (1728, St B) Catherine Le Brun
        8 Marie Le Manquais (1728- )
        8 Richard Le Manquais (1731- )
        8 Catherine Le Manquais (1732- )
        8 Marthe Le Manquais (1734- )
        8 George Le Manquais (1739- ) m (1770, St B) Marie Le Cornu
        9 Elie Le Manquais (1773- )
        
        8 Elie Le Manquais (1742- ) m (1772, St B) Rachel Jeune
        9 Elie Le Manquais (1782- )
        9 Sara Le Manquais (1784- )
        
        8 Francois Le Manquais (1744- )
        8 Sara Le Manquais (1747- )
        
        6 Marie Le Manquais (1662- )
        6 Guillaume Le Manquais (1670- )
    - 4 Francois Le Manquais (1599- ) (St Mt) ^[10]
    - 4 H[ugh?] Le Manquais (1602- ) (St Mt)
  - 3 Andre Le Manquais (1576-1657, ae 81) ^[11]
  - 3 Jeanne Le Manquais (1580?- ) ^[12] m (1607, St Mt) Jean Machon (St Mt)
  - 3 Elizabeth Le Manquais (1583?- ) m Lucas du Mont ^[13]
  - 3 Sara Le Manquais ( -1641) m Laurens Braye ^[14]
- 2 Augustin Le Manquais m Uncertain
  - 3 Martine Le Manquais m John Canyvet

Notes and references

↑ Edmond Le Manquais is identified by his grandson, Jean Le Manquais, being described as "fils Hugh, fils Edmond," when recorded as paying, in the 1607 Extente, 17 sous "for Jean Le Demptu, St Martin." This charge passed by 1668, with the Le Manquais property, to David Bandinel, who is recorded in that year`s Extente as paying 9 cabots "for Jean Le Manquais, fils Hugh, for Le Demptu". Edmond`s partage [L/C/112/L5/1, dated 1570, and a subsequent transaction, L/C/112/L2/3 (1580), at the Jersey Archive] identify a junior heir, Gustin (Augustin) Le Manquais and his daughter, Martine, wife of John Canyvet: see also L/C/112/L6/3 (1580)
↑ ABSJ, V, 149. Edmond Le Manquais` wife, née Baudains, was the aunt of Laurens Baudains, Founder of "Le Don Baudains"
↑ Settled in Guernsey: ABSJ, V, 149, citing R.P. 1 "near the end of the book" (1605)
↑ Despite his burial in June 1606, the name of Hugh Le Manquais still features at the start of 1607, in that year`s Extente. He had been due to pay three loaves of bread and three hens "for Jean Le Demptu". This charge had also passed, by 1668, with the Le Manquais property, to David Bandinel, who paid it in that year: Extente
↑ R.P. 2/114 (1606): Andrey Le Manquais to pay the part owed by Jean Le Manquais, regarding his mother`s dowry. She was buried in St Martin in January 1633/4 as the "Widow of Hugh"
↑ 1607 Extente, op. cit. Jean Le Manquais left his initials and a date - "ILM 1619" - on the keystone of an arch at his property, since then called "Maison Bandinel" and "Bandinel Farm," from the surname of its purchaser in the mid-17th century. Amongst other fields, he is recorded as owning Le Clos de Herault (Mt. 384) and Le Clos de St Martin (Mt. 396), both being in the immediate vicinity of his property: R.P. 3/62 (1609) and R.P. 3/66 (1609), respectively
↑ Son of Jean and ?Anne La Cloche--Source?. Inherited Bandinel Farm from them and sold it to Dean David Bandinel. Jean`s date of birth was not 1619. The date 1619 may have come from his father`s datestone. He was probably born about 1600
↑ Marriage record not found
↑ Marriage record not found
↑ Godfather: Francois Baudains
↑ R.P. 2/114 (1606): "Andre Le Manquais, younger son of Hiou...Jean [Le Manquais] his elder brother..."; R.P. 5/158: He bought Jean Perrin`s [of Rozel] Water-Mill. Andre Le Manquais, in fact, bought much property
↑ R.P. 4/84 (1613): "Jean Machon and Jeanne, his wife, Lucas du Mont and Elizabeth, his wife, daughters of Hiou Le Manquais, sell to Jean Le Manquais, their elder brother their share of the inheritance"
↑ R.P. 5/20
↑ R.P.2/126 (1606): "Laurens Braye and Sara, his wife, daughter of Hiou Le Manquais..."

[0] Edmond Le Manquais is identified by his grandson, Jean Le Manquais, being described as "fils Hugh, fils Edmond," when recorded as paying, in the 1607 Extente, 17 sous "for Jean Le Demptu, St Martin." This charge passed by 1668, with the Le Manquais property, to David Bandinel, who is recorded in that year`s Extente as paying 9 cabots "for Jean Le Manquais, fils Hugh, for Le Demptu". Edmond`s partage [L/C/112/L5/1, dated 1570, and a subsequent transaction, L/C/112/L2/3 (1580), at the Jersey Archive] identify a junior heir, Gustin (Augustin) Le Manquais and his daughter, Martine, wife of John Canyvet: see also L/C/112/L6/3 (1580)

[1] ABSJ, V, 149. Edmond Le Manquais` wife, née Baudains, was the aunt of Laurens Baudains, Founder of "Le Don Baudains"

[2] Settled in Guernsey: ABSJ, V, 149, citing R.P. 1 "near the end of the book" (1605)

[3] Despite his burial in June 1606, the name of Hugh Le Manquais still features at the start of 1607, in that year`s Extente. He had been due to pay three loaves of bread and three hens "for Jean Le Demptu". This charge had also passed, by 1668, with the Le Manquais property, to David Bandinel, who paid it in that year: Extente

[4] R.P. 2/114 (1606): Andrey Le Manquais to pay the part owed by Jean Le Manquais, regarding his mother`s dowry. She was buried in St Martin in January 1633/4 as the "Widow of Hugh"

[5] 1607 Extente, op. cit. Jean Le Manquais left his initials and a date - "ILM 1619" - on the keystone of an arch at his property, since then called "Maison Bandinel" and "Bandinel Farm," from the surname of its purchaser in the mid-17th century. Amongst other fields, he is recorded as owning Le Clos de Herault (Mt. 384) and Le Clos de St Martin (Mt. 396), both being in the immediate vicinity of his property: R.P. 3/62 (1609) and R.P. 3/66 (1609), respectively

[6] Son of Jean and ?Anne La Cloche--Source?. Inherited Bandinel Farm from them and sold it to Dean David Bandinel. Jean`s date of birth was not 1619. The date 1619 may have come from his father`s datestone. He was probably born about 1600

[7] Marriage record not found

[8] Marriage record not found

[9] Godfather: Francois Baudains

[10] R.P. 2/114 (1606): "Andre Le Manquais, younger son of Hiou...Jean [Le Manquais] his elder brother..."; R.P. 5/158: He bought Jean Perrin`s [of Rozel] Water-Mill. Andre Le Manquais, in fact, bought much property

[11] R.P. 4/84 (1613): "Jean Machon and Jeanne, his wife, Lucas du Mont and Elizabeth, his wife, daughters of Hiou Le Manquais, sell to Jean Le Manquais, their elder brother their share of the inheritance"

[12] R.P. 5/20

[13] R.P.2/126 (1606): "Laurens Braye and Sara, his wife, daughter of Hiou Le Manquais..."

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