David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ Jean’s 21st September 1765, wife of John Griffin, deserves celebrity as the mother of Jane Griffin, Lady Franklin (born 1791 , died 1875) , widow of Sir John Franklin, the Arctic explorer.
The second surviving son of the refugee was Isaac Guillemard, of Spitalfields and Waltham Cross, silk-weaver, baptized in Threadneedle Street, 22nd March 1744. (There was a second son, Peter, born 1731, died 1764, unmarried) . Isaac married in 1770 Anne Le Maitre, only surviving child of Daniel Le Maitre and Magdalen Paroissien, and died on 22nd December 1816. He had two sons, Peter and Daniel. ”

“ He is said to have been brought to England as an infant, and in his Will, dated at his residence within the Liberty of the Tower of London, 14th April 1779, he leaves £100 towards the building of a Protestant Church of Bolbec, “if the Protestant subjects, residing in Bollebec in Upper Normandy, obtain leave to erect and build a church before or by the expiration of 1780.” ”