Descendants of Jean Messervy (1280)

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Descendants of Jean Messervy

The Rev James Alfred Messervy (1859-1921), Jersey`s foremost genealogist and antiquary

This is the earliest Messervy descendancy in Jerripedia. As with any tree going back into the 13th century, the earliest generations should be treated with a healthy degree of suspicion. The tree, first added in 2010 within days of the launch of the site, has been edited several times since, and further reviewed in 2019.

A further review by Mike Bisson in 2022 resulted in the addition of more dates and other information in the descent from Clement (1540-1577) at generation 9, a branch of the tree previously lacking in detail

This was followed by another extensive review by Guy Dixon at the end of 2022 and into 2023, which resulted in the addition of considerable details and a descendancy from Clement Messervy and Sarah Messervy at generation 16

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1 Jean Messervy (1280- )
- 2 Jean Messervy (1312- )
  - 3 Jean Messervy (1340- )
    - 4 Jean Messervy (1380- )
      - 5 Clement Messervy (1420- )
        6 Clement Messervy (1450-1504) Jurat ^[1] m Collette Falle (1458- ) daughter and heiress of Philippe ^[2]
        7 Clement Messervy (1475-1533) Jurat ^[3] m 1 Collette Langlois (1490- ) daughter of Jean; 2 Peronelle Lempriere (1488- ) daughter of Thomas, ^[4]
        8 Clement Messervy (1508-1542) ^[5]</ref> m (c1534) Catherine Lempriere (1512-1563) daughter of Thomas (Bailiff)
        9 Margaret Messervy (1535- ) m Edouard Poingdestre (1538-1622)
        9 Clement Messervy (1540-1577) ^[6] m (1560, St S) Collette Nicolle (1543-1606) daughter of Jean
        10 Aaron Messervy (1565-1631) Jurat ^[7] m (1591) Marie de Caen ( -1612)
        11 Jean Messervy (1594-1634) (Oxon) ^[8] m (1614, St S) Sara de Carteret (1593-1637) daughter of Helier ^[9]
        12 Maximilien Messervy (1616-1645) m Collette La Cloche, daughter of Benjamin
        13 Philippe Messervy (1641-1679) ^[10]
        13 Rachel Messervy (1640- )
        13 Sara Messervy (1643- )
        
        12 Francois Messervy (1617-1645) (Lon)
        12 Jean Messervy (1619-1668) ^[11] m (1655, St H) Sara Le Sueur (1631-1718) daughter of Francis
        13 Daniel Messervy (1657-1708) (St H)^[12] m (1687, St P) De la Riviere de Carteret (1667-1734) daughter of Francis
        14 Daniel Messervy (1688-1729) (St B) m (1716, Tr) Anne Pipon (1693-1748)
        15 Ann Messervy (1717-1760) m Charles Marett
        15 Elizabeth Messervy m Peter Marett
        15 Daniel Messervy (1721-1775) Jurat ^[13] m (1742, St B) Jeanne Valpy dit Janvrin (1719-1798) (St B) daughter of Daniel (1691-1734) and Jeanne, nee Remon (1693-1760)
        16 Jeanne Messervy (1743-1790) (St H)
        16 Daniel Messervy (1745-1822) (St H) ^[14]
        16 Anne Elizabeth Messervy (1747-1779) (St H)
        16 Francois Messervy (1751-1818) ^[15] m (1781, St H) Ann Gavey (1760-1829)(St H) daughter of Aaron and Anne, nee Messervy
        17 Anne Elizabeth Messervy (1782-1782) (St H)
        17 Francois Messervy (1784-1858) (St H)
        17 Joseph Messervy (1786-1804) (St H)
        17 Daniel Messervy (1788-1852) (St H) ^[16] m (1823, St H) Elizabeth Pipon (1797-1887) daughter of Thomas
        17 Jeanne Messervy (1792-1869) (St H) (daughter and heir) m Burke
        
        16 Philippe Messervy (1766-1806) (St H) ^[17]
        
        15 Francois Messervy (1726-1744)
        
        14 Francois Messervy (1690-1722) (St H)
        14 Philippe Messervy (1692-1733) (St H) ^[18] m (1726) Elizabeth Pipon daughter of Josue ^[19]
        14 Edouard Messervy (1694- ) (St H)
        14 Jean Messervy (1696-1722) (St H)
        14 George Messervy (1701-1718) (St H)
        
        13 Jean Messervy (1661-1668) (St H)
        13 Francois Messervy (1662-1717) (St H) ^[20] m (1701) Rachel Journeaux, daughter of Philippe, Advocate (St C) ^[21]
        14 Daniel Messervy, liv. 1729 ^[22]
        14 Philippe Msservy (1710-) (St C) liv. 1729
        14 Jean Messervy, liv. 1729
        14 Sara Messervy, liv. 1729
        
        13 Aaron Messervy (1664-1711) (St H)
        13 Sara Messervy (1665-1718) (St H)
        
        12 Henri Messervy (1621-1635)
        12 Sara Messervy (1623-1648)
        12 Robert Messervy (1628-1645)
        
        10 Abraham Messervy
        10 Pierre Messervy m Elizabeth Dolbel
        10 Jeanne Messervy m Raulin de la Rocque
        
        8 Edouard Messervy (1515-1574) (St S) Jurat ^[23]m 1 (1536) Catherine Gallie daughter of Nicolas; 2 (1564) Marguerite Lempriere
        9 Edouard Messervy (1538-1574) (St S) ^[24] m 1 Marguerite Le Marquand ( -1561) daughter of Raulin
        10 Edouard Messervy (1558-1617) (Jurat) ^[25] m Judith Anley ( -1634)
        11 Edouard Messervy (1601-1655) ^[26]
        12 Jean Messervy (ca 1630-1699) ^[27] m Jeanne Becquet, daughter of Abraham
        13 Edouard Messervy (1662- )
        13 Marie Messervy (1679- )
        
        12 Edouard Messervy (1635?- ) ^[28]
        
        11 Clement Messervy ( -1672) ^[29]
        
        10 Priscille Messervy (1559-1641) m (1576) Jean Le Couteur (1550-1607)
        
        2nd wife of Edouard Messervy (1562) Marguerite Lempriere (1543-1571) daughter of Thomas, Seigneur of Dielament; ^[30] 3 Isabel de Soulemont daughter of Jean
        10 Isabel Messervy (1563?- ) m Michel Bisson (Tr)
        10 Catherine Messervy (1566?- ) m Philippe de Carteret
        
        9 Isabel Messervy (1540?- ) m Bernabey Godfray (1545- )
        9 Germaine Messervy (1543- ) m Richard Estur
        9 Collette Messervy (1545- ) m Clement Herault
        9 Guillaume Messervy (1547-1590) ^[31] m 1 (c1566) Marie Hamon daughter of Jourdain
        10 Elizabeth Messervy (1568-1628) ^[32] m (1595, Eng) Jean Poingdestre (St S) son of Michel, son of Guillaume
        11 Jean Poingdestre (1596- ) ^[33]
        11 Jeanne Poingdestre (1597- ) m (1624) Hélier Romeril son of Jean ^[34]
        
        10 Elizabeth Messervy (1570- ) m (1598) Jean Bisson ^[35], son of Perrin
        
        2nd marriage of Guillaume Messervy (1571) Isabelle Le Marinel (1550-1593) daughter of Helier ^[36]
        10 Helier Messervy (1572-1646) m (c1594) Susanne Machon (1575-1642) daughter of Laurens ^[37] and Pauline Morel ^[38]
        11 Josué Messervy (1595-1691) m (1641) Elizabeth Deslandes (1612-1693) daughter of Elie senior and Jeanne de Ste Croix
        12 Josué Messervy (1635-1709) m (1680) Sara Cabot (1653- ) widow of Daniel Bisson (1645-1678), and daughter of Jean and Sara de Gruchy
        13 Sara Messervy, died in infancy
        13 Elizabeth Messervy (1683-1720) principal heiress m (1711) Thomas Le Masurier of Ville à L`Evêque (Tr)
        13 Susanne Messervy (1684-1764) co-heiress m (1721) Philippe Romeril (St L)
        13 Catherine Messervy (1686-1773) co-heiress m Henri du Heaume (St P)
        13 Sara Messervy (1689- )
        13 Marie Messervy (1693-1777) co-heiress m (1715) Josué Alexandre (Tr) ^[39]
        
        12 Philippe Messervy (1638- )
        12 Marie Messervy (1640- )
        12 Susanne Messervy (1642- ) m Elie Alexandre (1646-1684)
        12 François Messervy (1647- )
        12 Edouard Messervy (1655-1737) m Anne Durell (1685-1746)
        13 Edouard Messervy (1724-1762) m Elizabeth Malzard (1727- )
        14 Edouard Messervy (1756-1796) m Marie Perree
        
        12 Elizabeth Alexandre (1651- )
        
        11 Jean Messervy (1596- ) ^[40] m Elizabeth Larbalestier, widow of Noé de Gruchy
        12 Elizabeth Messervy
        12 Susanne Messervy (1646- ) m (1691) Thomas Guille
        12 Marie Messervy (1651-1652)
        
        11 Thomas Messervy (1598- ) m (c1662) ^[41] Susanne Sohier daughter of Jean
        12 Sara Messervy (1663-1747) m Daniel Nicolle (Tr)
        
        10 Philippe Messervy
        10 Jeanne Messervy ( -1674) m (1613) Jean Mourant (St S)
        
        9 Edouard Messervy (1550- ) (St Mt) m Mary Marett (1560- )
        10 Abraham Messervy (1575-1651) m (1601) Susan Dumaresq (1580-1652) daughter of Clement (du Morin)
        11 Clement Messervy (1602- )
        11 Edward Messervy (1603- ) m (1633) Marie Cabot (1611-1693) daughter of Jean
        12 Margaret Messervy (1633- )
        12 Jane Messervy (1634- ) m Clement de Quetteville
        12 Elizabeth Messervy (1638- )
        12 Abraham Messervy (1641-by 1648)
        12 George Messervy (1643- ) m Marie Perchard (1655- ) daughter of Jean
        13 Susan Messervy (1676- ) m (1706) Aaron Messervy
        13 Edward Messervy (1677- )
        13 George Messervy (1681- ) m Mary Dolbel (1684- ) daughter of Jean
        14 George Messervy (1707- )
        14 Jean Messervy (1710- )
        14 Thomas Messervy (1714- ) m (1745) ^[42] Elizabeth Valpy
        15 Thomas Messervy, died an infant
        15 John Messervy (1748- ) died an infant
        15 Thomas Messervy (1752- ) (St Mt) m (1771, St Mt) Elizabeth Messervy, daughter of Clement
        16 Elizabeth Messervy (1772- ) (St Mt)
        16 Sarah Messervy (1773- ) (St Mt)
        16 Mary Messervy (1779- ) (St Mt)
        16 Ann Messervy (1779- ) (St Mt)
        16 Jane Messervy (1782-by 1784) (St Mt)
        16 Jane Messervy (1784- ) (St Mt) died an infant
        16 Jane Messervy (1786- ) (St Mt)
        16 Frances Messervy (1789- ) (St Mt)
        16 Susan Messervy (1792- ) (St Mt)
        16 Thomas Messervy (1795-1877) (St Mt) ^[43] m Mary Elizabeth Le Vesconte, daughter of Philip (Tr)
        17 Thomas William Messervy (1826-1908) (St Mt) ^[44]
        17 Philip Messervy (St Mt) died an infant
        17 Philip John Messervy (St Mt)
        17 Mary Elizabeth Messervy (St Mt)
        17 Caroline Ann Messervy (St Mt)
        17 Amelia Messervy (St Mt) died an infant
        
        16 George Messervy (1799- ) (St Mt) m (1818, St Martin) ^[45] Elizabeth Bree, daughter of John
        
        15 John Messervy (1764- ) (St Mt) m (1/1789, St Mt) Mary Aubin, daughter of John (St Mt)
        16 Marie Messervy (1789-by 1794) (St Mt)
        16 John Messervy (1790- ) (St Mt) m (1834) Ann Marett
        16 Mary Messervy (1794- ) (St Mt) m George Godfray ^[46]
        16 Delicia Elizabeth Messervy (1797- ) (St Mt) m Elias Renouf
        16 George Helier Messervy (1798- ) (St Mt)
        16 Thomas Messervy (1802- ) (St Mt > St H) ^[47] m (1829, St H) Elizabeth Beaugie (St Mt)
        17 Elizabeth Messervy (1830- ) (St H) ^[48]
        17 Thomas George Messervy (1832- ) (St H) Revd. ^[49] m (1858, Lyon, recorded in 1860, St H) Estelle Francoise Guillaume, daughter of Jacques, Merchant
        18 James Alfred Messervy (1859-1921) ^[50] m (1893) Carolina Leonie Augusta Quiron, ^[51] daughter of Frederic Auguste (Fr) ^[52]
        
        17 Jean Messervy (1834-by 1839) (St H) ^[53]
        17 Marie Messervy (1834-1835) (St H) twin
        17 Marie Messervy (1835-by 1838) (St H) ^[54]
        17 Marie Messervy (1838- ) (St H) ^[55]
        17 John Messervy (1839- ) (St H) ^[56]
        17 Elie Messervy (1843- ) (St H)
        
        15 Mary Messervy m Charles de Quetteville
        15 Elizabeth Messervy
        15 Sarah Messervy
        15 Jane Messervy
        
        14 Clement Messervy (1717- ) m Margaret Messervy
        14 Abraham Messervy (1722- )
        
        13 Abraham Messervy (1684- ) m Susanne Noel (1690- )
        14 Susan Messervy (1713- ) m Philippe Noel (1708- )
        
        13 Clement Messervy (1689- ) m (1712) Elizabeth Messervy daughter of Philip
        14 Elizabeth Messervy (1712- )
        
        12 Mary Messervy (1646- )
        12 Abraham Messervy (1648- ) m Collette Perchard (1636- )
        13 Marie Messervy (1672- ) m George Machon (1670- )
        
        11 Abraham Messervy (1605-1686) m (1634) Mary Noel (1610- ) daughter of Edmund
        12 Abraham Messervy (1635- )
        12 Noah Messervy (1645- )
        12 Susanne Messervy (1638- )
        12 Elizabeth Messervy (1640- )
        
        11 Elizabeth Messervy (1608- ) m (1635)Edouard Nicolle (1605- ) ^[57]
        
        8 Collette Messervy (1537- ) m Toussaint Le Rue (1530- )
        
        7 Edward Messervy (1479-1534) BCL ^[58]
        7 Perronelle Messervy (1480- ) m Hostes de Hamptonne (1475- )
        7 Thomas Messervy (1482- ) ^[59] m Unknown
        8 Nicolas Messervy m 1 Unknown
        9 Isaac Messervy
        
        2nd wife of Nicolas Messervy, Unknown
        9 Jean Messervy m Unknown
        10 Matthieu Messervy
        10 Thomas Messervy
        10 Noel Messervy
        10 Susanne Meservy
        10 Jeanne Messervy
        
        9 Abraham Messervy
        9 Urie Messervy
        
        8 Noel Messervy
        
        7 Catherine Messervy (1484- ) m Michael Larbalestier (1480- ) (Tr)
        
        6 Guille Messervy (1448-1522) Jurat ^[60] m Jeanne Falle (1454- )
        7 Edouard Messervy (1495- )
        8 John Messervy (1519-1558) ^[61] m 1 Jane Lempriere (1520- ) daughter of Clement
        9 Marguerite Messervy (1548- ) ^[62] m Clement Dumaresq (1544- ) ^[63]
        
        2nd wife of John Messervy, Mabel Dumaresq (1527- ) daughter of Richard ^[64]
        9 Unknown Messervy m Guillaume Hamptonne
        9 Philippine Messervy (1548- ) m John Robin (1545- )
        
        8 Richard Messervy (1520- ) ^[65] m 1 Mabel Dumaresq (1530-1616) daughter of Richard ^[66]
        9 Philip Messervy (1550- ) ^[67] m Rachel de Soulemont (1565- ) daughter of Thomas
        10 Philip Messervy (1605-1664) Jurat ^[68] m Mary Pipon (1615- ) daughter of James
        11 George Messervy (1635- ) ^[69] no issue
        11 Rachel Messervy (1640- ) ^[70] m David Bandinel (1637- ), Jurat
        
        9 George Messervy ( -1590) ^[71]
        
        2nd wife of Richard Messervy, Marie du Costil (1523?- ), daughter and heiress of Jean (St C)
        9 Helier Messervy "fils ainé" ^[72] m (1577) Margaret Lempriere, daughter of the Seigneur of Dielament
        10 Elie Messervy ( -1626) (Oxon.) Revd. ^[73] m Marie Balleine daughter of Thomas (St P)
        10 Andrie Messervy ^[74] m Peter de la Rocque
        
        9 Jean Messervy ^[75] m Unknown
        10 Martin Messervy ( -1613) m Unknown
        11 Abraham Messervy ( -1650) m (1616) Rachel Baudains, daughter and co-h of Nicholas
        12 Jean Messervy (1616- ) m (1643) Margaret Hamelin, daughter of Moses
        13 Martin Messervy (1644- )
        13 Clement Messervy (1652- ) ^[76] m (1689) Francoise Richardson, daughter of Thomas
        14 Jean Messervy (1689 ) m (1719) Susanne Mallet, daughter of Philippe
        15 Jean Messervy m Margaret Nicolle
        16 Jean Messervy (1757- ) d. an infant
        16 Clement Messervy (St Mt > Tr) m Sarah Messervy, daughter of Clement (below)
        17 Elizabeth Messervy (1783- ) (St Mt) ^[77]
        17 Susan Messervy (1785- ) (St Mt)
        17 Clement Messervy (1786- ) (St Mt > Tr) ^[78] m Susan (Souky) du Feu daughter of Laurens and Anne de Gruchy (1774- )
        18 Susan Messervy (1825- ) (Tr)
        18 Clement Messervy (1827- ) (Tr) ^[79]
        18 Anne Messervy (1830- ) (Tr)
        18 Fanny Messervy (1832- ) (Tr)
        18 George Messervy (1838- ) (Tr) ^[80]
        18 Alfred Messervy (1842-1912) (Tr) ^[81] m 1 (1875, St S) Mary de Gruchy daughter and eventual heir of Pierre (Brabant, Tr.); 2 (1901) Alice Ann Peree daughter of Francis
        19 Alfred George Messervy (1887- 1930) (Tr) ^[82]
        19 Clement Charles Messervy (1878- ) (Tr) ^[83]
        19 Edgar Philip Messervy (1880-1924) (Tr) ^[84] m (1905, Tr) Adela Jane Picot daughter of Clement Charles (Tr)
        20 Edgar Messervy (1907- ) (Tr) MRCVS ^[85]
        20 Albert Messervy (1908-1985) (Tr) ^[86] m (1933) May Le Brun Luce (Three children)
        20 Doris May Messervy (1909- ) (Tr) m (1932, St P) Edmund Garnet de Gruchy (Tr)
        
        19 Raymond Messervy (1881-1891) (Tr)
        19 Edwin Messervy (1883- ) (Tr > Can.) ^[87] m Annie Unknown
        20 Elsie Messervy (1910- ) (Can)
        20 Martha Messervy (1912- ) (Can)
        20 Margaret Messervy (1915- ) (Can)
        
        19 Rodney Messervy (1884-1884) (Tr)
        19 Albert Messervy (1885- ) (Tr > Canada) ^[88]
        
        17 Mary Messervy (1789- ) (St Mt)
        17 George Messervy (1792- ) (Tr)
        17 John Messervy (1794- ) (Tr)
        17 Ann Margaret Messervy (1796- ) (Tr)
        17 Esther Messervy (1797- ) (Tr)
        17 Philip Messervy (1798-by 1801) (Tr)
        17 Philip Messervy (1801- ) (Tr) m (1825, St H) Jane Bouton daughter of Philip
        18 Philip Messervy (1826- ) (St H)
        18 Francis Bouton Messervy (1828- ) (St H), died an infant
        18 Daniel Marett Messervy (1830- ) (St H)
        18 Charles Bertram Messervy (1832- ) (St H) ^[89]
        18 Edward George Messervy (1834- ) (St H)
        18 Thomas Richardson Messervy
        
        15 Clement Messervy ^[90] m Elizabeth Cabot, daughter of Jean
        16 George Messervy (1757- )
        16 Elizabeth Messervy (1753- ) m Thomas Messervy
        16 Sarah Messervy (1755- ) m Clement Messervy (above)
        
        14 Philippe Messervy (1693- )
        14 Clement Messervy (1698- )
        14 Susanne Messervy (1705- )
        
        12 Rachel Messervy
        12 Sara Messervy
        
        11 Marie Messervy m (1607) Philippe Le Feuvre (St S)
        11 Jeanne Messervy m (1616) Jean Neel
        
        10 Jean Messervy m (1607) Jeanne Le Febvre, daughter of Jean
        11 Jean Messervy
        11 Helier Messervy (1608-1658) m Unknown
        12 Jean Messervy (1628- ) m Elizabeth de Quetteville
        13 Amice Messervy (1656- ) m Marie Messervy
        14 Amice Messervy (1686- ) died an infant
        14 George Messervy (1689- ) m (1705) Marie Anquetil, daughter of Thomas (St C)
        15 Helier Messervy (1706- )
        15 Amice Messervy (1710 -) ^[91]
        15 Thomas Messervy m Rachel Falle, daughter of Philippe
        16 Marie Messervy (1745- ) ^[92] m G J Labey
        16 Susanne Messervy (1748-1835) m Jean Tocque ^[93]
        16 Elizabeth Messervy m Jean Dean
        16 Deborah Messervy m 1 Philippe Ahier; 2 Jean Filleul
        
        15 Philippe Messervy (1711- ) ^[94] m (1744) Jane Le Sauteur, daughter of Thomas
        16 Philippe Messervy (1745- ) died an infant
        16 Thomas Messervy, died an infant
        16 Philippe Messervy (1751- ) m Elizabeth Touzel ^[95]
        17 Philip Messervy (1773- ) m (1800) Ann Payn, daughter of Jean
        18 Ann Messervy (12/1800- ) m Aaron de Veulle
        18 Philip Messervy (1804-by 1806)
        18 Philip Messervy (1806-1874) ^[96] m (1827, St H) Elizabeth Le Neveu, daughter of Clement
        19 Elizabeth Messervy (1830-1918) (St C)
        19 Mary Ann Messervy (1831-1916) (St C) m Nicolas Lainé
        19 Philip Messervy (1834- ) (St C) died an infant
        19 Philip Messervy (1838- ) (St C) ^[97]
        19 George Messervy ( 1840-by 1842)
        19 George Messervy (1842- ) (St C) ^[98]
        19 Anne Messervy (1849- ) (St C) m (1874, St C) Francis Norman ^[99] (St S)
        
        18 Betsy Messervy (1808-1901, Gr) (St C) m Philip Pepin ^[100]
        18 George Messervy (1811-1873) (St C) ^[101] m (1841, St C) Nancy Touzel, daughter of George ^[102]
        19 Ann Messervy (1842- ) (St C)
        19 George Touzel Messervy (1847-1936) (St C) ^[103]
        19 John Touzel Messervy (1849-1879) (St C) ^[104]
        19 Lydia Messervy (1851- ) (St C)
        19 Adelina Messervy (1854- ) (St C)
        19 Alfred Touzel Messervy (1857-1862) (St C)
        
        18 Mary Anne Messervy (1814- ) (St C) m (1834, Gr) John Filleul (Gr)
        
        17 George Messervy (1777- ) unm.
        
        15 George Messervy (1712- ) ^[105] m (1748, New York) Cornelia Sekkerley (1727-1821)
        
        14 Amice Messervy ( 1690- )
        14 Marie Messervy (1692- )
        14 Rachel Messervy (1693- )
        
        13 Elias Messervy (1666- ) died an infant
        13 Jean Messervy (1672- )
        13 Elias Messervy (1677- )
        13 Elizabeth Messervy (1660- )
        13 Marie Messervy (1669- )
        
        12 Marie Messervy ( -1627)
        
        11 Laurence Messervy
        
        9 Andrie Messervy m John Walden
        9 George Messervy (1555- ) m Costil (1525- )
        
        8 Daughter Messervy (1521- ) m John Gardner (1520- )
        
        7 Marguerite Messervy (1490- ) m Pierre de Soulemont (1488- )
        7 Perrine Messervy m Nicolas de St Pierre (St P) ^[106]
        
        6 Nicholas Messervy (1450-1523) ^[107]

Notes and references

↑ Jurat 1498-1504
↑ Of Beau Desert, St Saviour
↑ Of Beau Desert; Jurat, 1526-1533. J A Messervy gave 1533, while still a Jurat, as his date of death: ABSL, IV. 221
↑ Bailiff; no issue
↑ Of Beau Desert; Solicitor-General, killed by a blow, when presiding over the Seigneurial Court of the Fief au Prieur de Noirmont, delivered by John Henryson. His attacker had evidently never intended such an outcome, as he was imprisoned for a mere three years, then released
↑ Of Beau Desert, St Saviour; Constable of St Saviour, 1561
↑ Of Beau Desert and Seigneur de la Hougue; Advocate-General (Solicitor-General), 1590-1605;Jurat 1605-1631 and Lieut-Governor
↑ Born at Beau Desert; Constable of St Saviour 1624-1629
↑ Seigneur de la Hague
↑ Deputy Viscount of Jersey, 1671-1674
↑ Of Mont au Pretre
↑ Denonciateur 1682-1686; Attorney-General 1692-1708;
↑ Of Linden Hall, Mont au Pretre, merchant and shipowner; Jurat 1754-1770. G R Balleine, in A Biographical Dictionary of Jersey, reflected typical Victorian disinterest in commerce, the lifeline of a small insular community such as Jersey, by mentioning in merely three lines, among more than three pages devoted to other topics, Messervy`s considerable shipowning interest. He was accordingly described as having "schemes [amid his extravagance] for gaining money. He took shares in more then one privateer. He sent boats to the Newfoundland fisheries. He exported Jersey-knit stockings to England..". John Jean was more interested in the whole picture. Messervy was, between the years 1757 and 1763 alone, for which there are many records, owner or part-owner of 19 vessels, none of which were mere "boats". The "more than one" privateer was in reality eight or nine privateers: Jersey's Ships and Railways, (La Haule Books, 1989),
↑ Daniel Messervy became, through his de Carteret great-grandmother, on the death of Robert Carteret, Earl Granville, one of the co-heirs of Jersey`s senior fief, the Fief Haubert, St Ouen
↑ Francois worked under Philippe d`Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon, as "director of the naval flotilla protecting the Chaanel Islands...A cup [was] presented to him in recognition of his courage at the wreck of the Nymphe off Boulogne": G R Balleine, A Biographical Dictionary of Jersey,
↑ Payne has no issue for this couple
↑ An officer of 18th Foot Regiment
↑ Vicar of Mickleton, Glos, then Rector of St Brelade 1718-1733, Vice-Dean of Jersey. Author of four volumes of manuscript sermons. Died without issue
↑ La Moye, Jurat
↑ Of Mont au Pretre (1710)
↑ Lieut.-Colonel in the Militia, Seigneur of Sauvalle and Constable of St Clement
↑ L/C/366/A3/26 (1729): "Nicolas Messervy, administrator of Daniel Messervy; Philippe Pinel tutor of Philippe Messervy and Jean Messervy; Philippe Journeaux, procureur of Sara Messervy; the said Daniel, Philippe, Jean and Sara Messervy children of the late Francois Messervy, son of Jean Messervy and Sara Le Sueur, his wife, ....": at Jersey Archive
↑ Centenier of St Saviour 1542 and Constable 1549-1552; Advocate 1542-1562; Deputy-Viscount 1544-1549; Advocate-General (Solicitor-General) 1562-1566 and Jurat 1566-1574. The the Rev J A Messervy, in ABSJ IX, 144, wrote of Edouard that he was of a property called "d`auprès du Morin", meaning "Near Le Morin", the latter being a property about 500 metres away, owned by the Dumaresqs and formerly the Morins, who gave it its name. Eventually Edouard Messervy`s property received its own name, "La Pierre des Trois Milles," now anglicised to "Three Mile House", as the three-mile stone, from the Royal Square, St Helier is on the property. Joan Stevens, in Old Jersey Houses, (Jersey, 1965) wrote: "There are relics of a double round arch, which was still there earlier in this [20th] century. It is now the entrance arch at La Maison Maret. There is another round arch facing west, and some chamfered windows with holes for iron bars. There is also a granite fireplace of traditional design". The authoress had probably not made the connection between "d`auprès du Morin" and "La Pierre des Trois Milles". The property had passed out of Messervy hands by 1743
↑ Advocate, 1569-1574; Solicitor-General
↑ Of Three Mile House; Advocate 1591-1606; Jurat 1606-1617
↑ Of "La Pierre de 3 Milles" (Three Mile House): ABSJ, ; Advocate-General (Solicitor-General), 1622 (aged 21), the Rev J A Messervy notes, until 1634; Greffier 1654-5
↑ Advocate 1655-1660 and 1668-1699; First Stipulant Attorney-General, 1692-1699
↑ The younger child, and not as shown in the Armorial of Jersey, 283
↑ Advocate-General (Solicitor-General), 1653, but "discharged for delinquency". Settled in London in 1662
↑ Constable of St Saviour and Jurat
↑ Settled at La Chenee (St J)
↑ Principal heiress
↑ Of La Chênée
↑ Advocate
↑ Advocate and Receiver-General
↑ Constable of St John
↑ Rector of Trinity -1576-1606
↑ Grand-daughter of Nicolas Triguel, Advocate-General 1535; Viscount 1542-
↑ Of Beaulieu, Rozel, Trinity
↑ RP 13/273 (1648)
↑ Second marriage?
↑ 1751 datestone at Little Manor, St Martin
↑ Of Ville es Gaudins; Constable of St Martin, 1841-1844, having been a candidate fot that office in 1834
↑ Of Les Alpes, Constable of St Martin, 1865-1877; Deputy for that parish, 1878-
↑ 1832 datestone at Grande Maison, St Martin
↑ Of Ville es Nouaux; Farmer of 22 acres (about 55 vergees), aged 66, with wife Mary, aged 57, and nephew Thomas G. Messervy, aged 19, Wesleyan Local Preacher: 1851 St Martin Census
↑ Of St Saviour`s Road, Carpenter
↑ Godparents: Jean Messervy and Nancy (Anne) Marett
↑ Local Wesleyan preacher; Pastor, at one time in Lyon, France
↑ Genealogist, Reverend, OV; B ès L (Caen), B Th (Montauban); Minister of the Eglise Reformée, Montauban, in France, before returning in 1894 to Jersey; Antiquary, genealogist and historian; Jersey`s foremost genealogical researcher, much of whose work is cited on these pages
↑ Researcher in Archives (Jersey), genealogist`s assistant
↑ Minister of Gries (Bas Rhin)
↑ Godparents: Jean Messervy and Marie Aubin, his wife
↑ Godparents: Delicia Elizabeth Messervy and Elie Renouf
↑ Godparents, as immediately above
↑ Godparents: Father and Marie Aubin, Grandmother
↑ Ville à L`Evêque
↑ Rector of St John, 1499-1534. He built the earlier St John`s Rectory
↑ Of Mont à l`Abbé
↑ Of La Chesnée, St Martin; Jurat 1495-1522
↑ Of La Chesnée, St Martin; Constable of St Martin, 1541-1547
↑ Principal heir
↑ Settled in St Martin, was Constable and Jurat
↑ Seigneur de Vinchelez de Bas
↑ Constable of St Clement 1553-1556; Jurat 1556-1568 and 1570-1579
↑ Seigneur of Samares
↑ Seigneur of Bagot
↑ Seigneur of Bagot; Jurat 1655-1660
↑ Seigneur de Bagot
↑ Heiress. Dame de Bagot
↑ Procureur-General (Attorney-General) 1584-1590. George Messervy accidently fell from the cliffs of St Ouen, to his death, in 1590
↑ ABSJ, III, 231, "fils ainé" and not younger son of his parents` marriage, as shown in J B Payne's An Armorial of Jersey, heir of his father and of the Maison du Costil property; Constable of St Clement 1586-1587; Seigneur, by purchase, of the Fief d`Elie, St Clement
↑ Rector of St Peter 1614-1626. This line of Messervy is believed to have had descendants, whether through this Elie or a sibling, is not known
↑ Not daughter and heiress, as shown in Armorial
↑ The link to the above generation is uncertain. The du Costil's St Clement property, later called Maitland Manor, by this descent, as shown, does not pass through the Nicolles to the Anleys, as it is known to have done: see Descendants of Roger du Costil
↑ The position of Clement who married Francoise in this tree is open to question. There are suggestions that he was the son of Jean Messervy and Mabel, nee Godfray
↑ Godparent, with her father, Clement, of her brother Philippe Messervy in 1801
↑ Farmed with his father, in Trinity. In 1851, he and Souky, his wife, had with them, at Ville à L`Evêque, Clement (23), farmer; Anne (21); Fanny (18); George ( 13) and Alfred (8), all described as sons and daughters. No Anglican baptism has been found for the last two. Also living with them was Clement`s 77 year-old widowed mother-in-law, Anne de Gruchy
↑ Farming with his father in 1851
↑ Master Mariner (1861- ): UK and Ireland Masters and Mates Certificates
↑ Master Mariner (1867- ). On his master`s certificate, he claimed he was a year older, born in Trinity, Jersey, in 1841, and living at Ville à L`Evêque. He soon settled ashore and became Constable of Trinity, 1877-1884; Jurat, 1884-1906; and Lieut-Bailiff (-1901-)
↑ OV. Captain, RJM; Treasurer of H.M. Customs (Impôt), Jersey
↑ OV. Major, Worcestershire Regiment. He served in the Great War, being severely wounded; retired to Cranworth, Vallée des Vaux
↑ of Le Carrefour, Croiserie, Trinity, Farmer and Landowner
↑ Edgar Messervy, a Veterinary Surgeon, like his brother Albert, lived and worked, prior to 1940, in Tanganyika, but had returned to his Jersey home, Springfield House, Trinity, just before the German Occupation
↑ OV. Professor of Veterinary Surgery, MRCVS, (University of Bristol)
↑ Settled in Victoria, Alberta, in 1910, as a farmer. Living there in 1916 (Canadian Census) with his family, as above, and brother, Albert Messervy
↑ Living in 1916, with his brother Edwin and sister-in-law, in Alberta, Canada, umnarried, aged 30
↑ Co-representative of the insular Messervys at the time of the Armorial of Jersey, (1865) and whose arms are displayed in that work
↑ Of Blanc Pignon
↑ Settled in America
↑ Daughter and heir
↑ Five children
↑ Of Hamptonne, Rue du Hocq, St Clement
↑ Their initials and date are engraved at Hamptonne: PMS ETZ 1786
↑ Of Hamptonne, 1851, aged 44: Census, St Clement (1851). He paid St Clement rates, for Le Rocquier Vingtaine property, of 109 Quartiers, in 1858
↑ Aged 13 in 1851
↑ Teacher, aged 19: 1861 Census, Le Hocq, St Clement
↑ Proprietor
↑ The Armorial of Jersey, incorrectly shows, in this generation, two sisters named Mary Messervy, one of whom married Philip Pepin. Her burial entry in Grouville, in 1901, aged 93, mentions that Betsy was the sister who married Philip Pepin, who had predeceased her
↑ Master Mariner, retired, living in Union Cottage, Le Hocq, with his wife, Nancy, and daughters, Lydia and Adelina: 1871 Census
↑ Landed proprietor, "Rectory Street" : 1851 Census, St Clement
↑ George Messervy, aged 24, was a lodger, as was his brother John Messervy, aged 21, in Bloomsbury, in 1871. He was a Clerk in the Inland Revenue; his brother a Commercial Clerk, in the Wine Trade. Both were described as born in St Clement in the 1871 Census
↑ Commercial clerk, wine trade, in 1871: above
↑ Settled in Boston, USA
↑ Advocate 1525-1544
↑ Curate/Rector of St Brelade, 1505-1523

[0] Jurat 1498-1504

[1] Of Beau Desert, St Saviour

[2] Of Beau Desert; Jurat, 1526-1533. J A Messervy gave 1533, while still a Jurat, as his date of death: ABSL, IV. 221

[3] Bailiff; no issue

[4] Of Beau Desert; Solicitor-General, killed by a blow, when presiding over the Seigneurial Court of the Fief au Prieur de Noirmont, delivered by John Henryson. His attacker had evidently never intended such an outcome, as he was imprisoned for a mere three years, then released

[5] Of Beau Desert, St Saviour; Constable of St Saviour, 1561

[6] Of Beau Desert and Seigneur de la Hougue; Advocate-General (Solicitor-General), 1590-1605;Jurat 1605-1631 and Lieut-Governor

[7] Born at Beau Desert; Constable of St Saviour 1624-1629

[8] Seigneur de la Hague

[9] Deputy Viscount of Jersey, 1671-1674

[10] Of Mont au Pretre

[11] Denonciateur 1682-1686; Attorney-General 1692-1708;

[12] Of Linden Hall, Mont au Pretre, merchant and shipowner; Jurat 1754-1770. G R Balleine, in A Biographical Dictionary of Jersey, reflected typical Victorian disinterest in commerce, the lifeline of a small insular community such as Jersey, by mentioning in merely three lines, among more than three pages devoted to other topics, Messervy`s considerable shipowning interest. He was accordingly described as having "schemes [amid his extravagance] for gaining money. He took shares in more then one privateer. He sent boats to the Newfoundland fisheries. He exported Jersey-knit stockings to England..". John Jean was more interested in the whole picture. Messervy was, between the years 1757 and 1763 alone, for which there are many records, owner or part-owner of 19 vessels, none of which were mere "boats". The "more than one" privateer was in reality eight or nine privateers: Jersey's Ships and Railways, (La Haule Books, 1989),

[13] Daniel Messervy became, through his de Carteret great-grandmother, on the death of Robert Carteret, Earl Granville, one of the co-heirs of Jersey`s senior fief, the Fief Haubert, St Ouen

[14] Francois worked under Philippe d`Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon, as "director of the naval flotilla protecting the Chaanel Islands...A cup [was] presented to him in recognition of his courage at the wreck of the Nymphe off Boulogne": G R Balleine, A Biographical Dictionary of Jersey,

[15] Payne has no issue for this couple

[16] An officer of 18th Foot Regiment

[17] Vicar of Mickleton, Glos, then Rector of St Brelade 1718-1733, Vice-Dean of Jersey. Author of four volumes of manuscript sermons. Died without issue

[18] La Moye, Jurat

[19] Of Mont au Pretre (1710)

[20] Lieut.-Colonel in the Militia, Seigneur of Sauvalle and Constable of St Clement

[21] L/C/366/A3/26 (1729): "Nicolas Messervy, administrator of Daniel Messervy; Philippe Pinel tutor of Philippe Messervy and Jean Messervy; Philippe Journeaux, procureur of Sara Messervy; the said Daniel, Philippe, Jean and Sara Messervy children of the late Francois Messervy, son of Jean Messervy and Sara Le Sueur, his wife, ....": at Jersey Archive

[22] Centenier of St Saviour 1542 and Constable 1549-1552; Advocate 1542-1562; Deputy-Viscount 1544-1549; Advocate-General (Solicitor-General) 1562-1566 and Jurat 1566-1574. The the Rev J A Messervy, in ABSJ IX, 144, wrote of Edouard that he was of a property called "d`auprès du Morin", meaning "Near Le Morin", the latter being a property about 500 metres away, owned by the Dumaresqs and formerly the Morins, who gave it its name. Eventually Edouard Messervy`s property received its own name, "La Pierre des Trois Milles," now anglicised to "Three Mile House", as the three-mile stone, from the Royal Square, St Helier is on the property. Joan Stevens, in Old Jersey Houses, (Jersey, 1965) wrote: "There are relics of a double round arch, which was still there earlier in this [20th] century. It is now the entrance arch at La Maison Maret. There is another round arch facing west, and some chamfered windows with holes for iron bars. There is also a granite fireplace of traditional design". The authoress had probably not made the connection between "d`auprès du Morin" and "La Pierre des Trois Milles". The property had passed out of Messervy hands by 1743

[23] Advocate, 1569-1574; Solicitor-General

[24] Of Three Mile House; Advocate 1591-1606; Jurat 1606-1617

[25] Of "La Pierre de 3 Milles" (Three Mile House): ABSJ, ; Advocate-General (Solicitor-General), 1622 (aged 21), the Rev J A Messervy notes, until 1634; Greffier 1654-5

[26] Advocate 1655-1660 and 1668-1699; First Stipulant Attorney-General, 1692-1699

[27] The younger child, and not as shown in the Armorial of Jersey, 283

[28] Advocate-General (Solicitor-General), 1653, but "discharged for delinquency". Settled in London in 1662

[29] Constable of St Saviour and Jurat

[30] Settled at La Chenee (St J)

[31] Principal heiress

[32] Of La Chênée

[33] Advocate

[34] Advocate and Receiver-General

[35] Constable of St John

[36] Rector of Trinity -1576-1606

[37] Grand-daughter of Nicolas Triguel, Advocate-General 1535; Viscount 1542-

[38] Of Beaulieu, Rozel, Trinity

[39] RP 13/273 (1648)

[40] Second marriage?

[41] 1751 datestone at Little Manor, St Martin

[42] Of Ville es Gaudins; Constable of St Martin, 1841-1844, having been a candidate fot that office in 1834

[43] Of Les Alpes, Constable of St Martin, 1865-1877; Deputy for that parish, 1878-

[44] 1832 datestone at Grande Maison, St Martin

[45] Of Ville es Nouaux; Farmer of 22 acres (about 55 vergees), aged 66, with wife Mary, aged 57, and nephew Thomas G. Messervy, aged 19, Wesleyan Local Preacher: 1851 St Martin Census

[46] Of St Saviour`s Road, Carpenter

[47] Godparents: Jean Messervy and Nancy (Anne) Marett

[48] Local Wesleyan preacher; Pastor, at one time in Lyon, France

[49] Genealogist, Reverend, OV; B ès L (Caen), B Th (Montauban); Minister of the Eglise Reformée, Montauban, in France, before returning in 1894 to Jersey; Antiquary, genealogist and historian; Jersey`s foremost genealogical researcher, much of whose work is cited on these pages

[50] Researcher in Archives (Jersey), genealogist`s assistant

[51] Minister of Gries (Bas Rhin)

[52] Godparents: Jean Messervy and Marie Aubin, his wife

[53] Godparents: Delicia Elizabeth Messervy and Elie Renouf

[54] Godparents, as immediately above

[55] Godparents: Father and Marie Aubin, Grandmother

[56] Ville à L`Evêque

[57] Rector of St John, 1499-1534. He built the earlier St John`s Rectory

[58] Of Mont à l`Abbé

[59] Of La Chesnée, St Martin; Jurat 1495-1522

[60] Of La Chesnée, St Martin; Constable of St Martin, 1541-1547

[61] Principal heir

[62] Settled in St Martin, was Constable and Jurat

[63] Seigneur de Vinchelez de Bas

[64] Constable of St Clement 1553-1556; Jurat 1556-1568 and 1570-1579

[65] Seigneur of Samares

[66] Seigneur of Bagot

[67] Seigneur of Bagot; Jurat 1655-1660

[68] Seigneur de Bagot

[69] Heiress. Dame de Bagot

[70] Procureur-General (Attorney-General) 1584-1590. George Messervy accidently fell from the cliffs of St Ouen, to his death, in 1590

[71] ABSJ, III, 231, "fils ainé" and not younger son of his parents` marriage, as shown in J B Payne's An Armorial of Jersey, heir of his father and of the Maison du Costil property; Constable of St Clement 1586-1587; Seigneur, by purchase, of the Fief d`Elie, St Clement

[72] Rector of St Peter 1614-1626. This line of Messervy is believed to have had descendants, whether through this Elie or a sibling, is not known

[73] Not daughter and heiress, as shown in Armorial

[74] The link to the above generation is uncertain. The du Costil's St Clement property, later called Maitland Manor, by this descent, as shown, does not pass through the Nicolles to the Anleys, as it is known to have done: see Descendants of Roger du Costil

[75] The position of Clement who married Francoise in this tree is open to question. There are suggestions that he was the son of Jean Messervy and Mabel, nee Godfray

[76] Godparent, with her father, Clement, of her brother Philippe Messervy in 1801

[77] Farmed with his father, in Trinity. In 1851, he and Souky, his wife, had with them, at Ville à L`Evêque, Clement (23), farmer; Anne (21); Fanny (18); George ( 13) and Alfred (8), all described as sons and daughters. No Anglican baptism has been found for the last two. Also living with them was Clement`s 77 year-old widowed mother-in-law, Anne de Gruchy

[78] Farming with his father in 1851

[79] Master Mariner (1861- ): UK and Ireland Masters and Mates Certificates

[80] Master Mariner (1867- ). On his master`s certificate, he claimed he was a year older, born in Trinity, Jersey, in 1841, and living at Ville à L`Evêque. He soon settled ashore and became Constable of Trinity, 1877-1884; Jurat, 1884-1906; and Lieut-Bailiff (-1901-)

[81] OV. Captain, RJM; Treasurer of H.M. Customs (Impôt), Jersey

[82] OV. Major, Worcestershire Regiment. He served in the Great War, being severely wounded; retired to Cranworth, Vallée des Vaux

[83] Le Carrefour, Croiserie, Trinity, Farmer and Landowner

[84] Edgar Messervy, a Veterinary Surgeon, like his brother Albert, lived and worked, prior to 1940, in Tanganyika, but had returned to his Jersey home, Springfield House, Trinity, just before the German Occupation

[85] OV. Professor of Veterinary Surgery, MRCVS, (University of Bristol)

[86] Settled in Victoria, Alberta, in 1910, as a farmer. Living there in 1916 (Canadian Census) with his family, as above, and brother, Albert Messervy

[87] Living in 1916, with his brother Edwin and sister-in-law, in Alberta, Canada, umnarried, aged 30

[88] Co-representative of the insular Messervys at the time of the Armorial of Jersey, (1865) and whose arms are displayed in that work

[89] Of Blanc Pignon

[90] Settled in America

[91] Daughter and heir

[92] Five children

[93] Of Hamptonne, Rue du Hocq, St Clement

[94] Their initials and date are engraved at Hamptonne: PMS ETZ 1786

[95] Of Hamptonne, 1851, aged 44: Census, St Clement (1851). He paid St Clement rates, for Le Rocquier Vingtaine property, of 109 Quartiers, in 1858

[96] Aged 13 in 1851

[97] Teacher, aged 19: 1861 Census, Le Hocq, St Clement

[98] Proprietor

[99] The Armorial of Jersey, incorrectly shows, in this generation, two sisters named Mary Messervy, one of whom married Philip Pepin. Her burial entry in Grouville, in 1901, aged 93, mentions that Betsy was the sister who married Philip Pepin, who had predeceased her

[100] Master Mariner, retired, living in Union Cottage, Le Hocq, with his wife, Nancy, and daughters, Lydia and Adelina: 1871 Census

[101] Landed proprietor, "Rectory Street" : 1851 Census, St Clement

[102] George Messervy, aged 24, was a lodger, as was his brother John Messervy, aged 21, in Bloomsbury, in 1871. He was a Clerk in the Inland Revenue; his brother a Commercial Clerk, in the Wine Trade. Both were described as born in St Clement in the 1871 Census

[103] Commercial clerk, wine trade, in 1871: above

[104] Settled in Boston, USA

[105] Advocate 1525-1544

[106] Curate/Rector of St Brelade, 1505-1523

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