David Carnegie Andrew Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)
“ The two brothers De L’Angle were the sons of the Pasteur Jean Maximilien De L’Angle of Rouen; the family title was Seigneur De L’Angle; their French surname was De Baux. The father of the refugees was one of the letter-writers of 1660 in favour of King Charles II., but otherwise his public life was most serviceable and distinguished. ”
David Carnegie Andrew Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)
“ The third son, William, “of H.M.S. Plymouth, marriner,” died in 1744. The eldest of the three was the Rev. Theophilus De L’Angle, Vicar of Tenterden, Rector of Shargate, and minister of Goodnestone, all in the County of Kent. At his death, on 29th June 1763, he left a widow and a son. Mrs. Theophilus De L’Angle lived till 1782, and her son, with whom she spent her widowhood, was the last of the family. He was the Rev. John Maximilian De L’Angle, M.A., Rector of Danbury and Woodham Ferrers, and minister of Goodnestone, who died at Danbury (Essex) on the 30th May 1783. ”
