David Carnegie Andrew Agnew, Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)
“ Jean Lambert, an advocate, settled in the Island of Rhè, was a naturalized Frenchman, but a native of Devonshire. He had a son, Jean, a merchant, who, through the friendship of the Governor of the Island, was unmolested by the Romish persecutors, but sent his children to England to prevent their perversion to Popery. He continued to live at St. Martin, in the island of Rhè, till his death in 1702. ”
