David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

“ Olivier Armand Mocquot de Creanten, ecuyer (son of the late Messire Jean Baptiste Mocquot and Dame Therese Poursin, of the diocese of Seignelay, near Auxerre, in Burgundy) , and of his wife, Antoinete Judith Cougot, who was born in England, daughter of Antoine Cougot, ministre and M.D., and Antoinete de Gineste, natives of Puilaurans, in High Languedoc. Sponsors — Mr. de la Bouchetiere (for Henry, Earl of Galway) , Antoinete Cougot, grandmother, Anne Caillard.
1716, Artillerie French Church, London, November 11, Marie (born 23d October) , daughter of Jaques Mazere and Rachel Dupre. ”

“ Died at Canterbury, in April 1717, and buried on the 28th, in the cloisteryard of the Cathedral, James Bodar, a Frenchman.
Died at Dublin, in 1717, Mrs. Delaune, widow, “laide in ye Earle of Cork’s Vault,” St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, 30th December.
Died at Southampton, 8th January 1718, Madame Louyse de Challange, widow, first, of Messire Simeon Le Venier, chevalier, Seigneur de la Grossetiere in Normandy; and, secondly, of Messire Louys de Beraut, chevalier, Seigneur de la Maugére in Normandy, a refugee lady, aged seventy-seven. ”

“ Dionis Backchurch, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Ducasse, merchant.
Buried at Greenwich, 28th July 1689, the Marquis of Ruvignie [Register of Burials belonging to the Parish Church of Greenwich] .
Died in Canterbury, in 1692, Peter (buried 4th May) , and Danniell (buried 10th August) , sons of [Rev.] Peter Trouillart, clerk. (Cathedral register.)
Died at Southampton, 3d August 1692, Madeleine de Gineste, wife of Noble Monsieur De Dupy De la Bousquetie, of Puylaurens in Languedoc.
Died at Edinburgh, in 1694, and buried in Grey-friars’ Churchyard, 16th March, Paul Roumieu, watchmaker. ”

“ Patrick’s, Dublin, Pierre Nau, master-saddler, son of Jeremie Nau and Suzanne Barbotin, native of Surgère, in Aunix, to Judith Pillot, daughter of Pierre Pillot and Marie Martin, native of Dauvy, in Aunix. ”

“ Isabella, Duchess of Manchester.
1726 (n.s.) , Threadneedle Street, February 23, Pierre, son of Pierre Caillon and Francoise Alix.
1726, Castle Street French Church, Leicester Square, London, April 14, Marie Anne Sophie (born 30th March) , daughter of Paul Samuel de L’Espinasse and Marie Georgette de Pralins. Sponsors — Noble Jean Georg Steigertall, King’s councillor and physician; Isaac de L’Espinasse, advocate, judge, and director of the French colony of the town of Brandebourg; Dame Marie De Tudert née Lanetillière; Anne de L’Espinasse; Marie Francoise de L’Espinasse. ”

“ St Jean French Church, London, 18th December 1692. date of les annonces [banns] of marriage between Pierre Petit, native of Amiens, and Isabel Goye, widow of the late Isaac De Laballe, native of Dieppe.
8th January 1693 (n.s.) , in the City of London French Church (Threadneedle Street) , Nicolas Calais, native of Harfleur (son of Daniel G. and the late Ester Bredel) , to Anne, native of Bois-le-conte, daughter of Pierre Lardent and Anne De la Haize.
24th April 1693, in Westminster Abbey, James Merle to Elizabeth Sabatier [“French people, married by Mr Sartre”] . ”

“ Jean du Breuil, in Rouarque (son of Francois E., merchant, and of Susanne De la Pierre) , to Jeanne Audinet, widow of Paul Potier.
18th June 1695, in St. Patrick’s, Dublin, Monsieur Honorat de Bernardon, capitaine, to Dlle. Marguerite de Najac de Genestre. (Witnesses — Ch. de Vignoles, J. Sperandieu de Vignoles, M. David de Poey, M. de la Ramière.)
27th June 1695, in the French Church, Canterbury, André Gentil, widower, resident in Canterbury, to Madelaine Agache, native of Guinne, resident in Canterbury, daughter of Pierre Agache and the late Marie Fantome. ”

“ Children of Peter Motteux, lodger (described in 1700 as an officer of the post house) , and Priscilla, his wife, baptized in St. Peter’s Parish Church, Cornhill, London:—
1699, August 8, Catherine (died August 10) . ”

“ Died in 1739, and buried in Westminister Abbey, 15th August, the most noble Francis de la Rochefoucauld, Marquess of Montandre, Field-Marshall of England, Master-General of the Ordnance, and Privy Councillor of Ireland, and Governor of Guernsey. ”

“ Lady Elizabeth Charlotte Fitz-Gerald, his wife, sister to the present Duke of Leinster. Sponsors — Her grandfather, the Right Hon. Charles Rosalie de Rohan Chabot, [13] formerly a Lieut.-Colonel in the Royal Army of France. The Right Hon. William Wentworth Fitz-Gerald, Anne Eliza Chandos, Marchioness of Buckingham, Olivia, Baroness Kinnaird, sister of the Duke of Leinster.
1819, St. Anne’s, Dublin, June 17, William George, son of Edward Garde and Anne (born 14th) .
DEATHS.
Died at Thorp-le-Soken, Essex, 29th April 1685, Isaac de Sevre dit la Chaboissiere, aged about seventy-three. ”

“ Patrick’s, Dublin, M. Isaac Fymé, captain, native of Malta, in Xaintonge, to Dlle. Susanne De Coudre. (Witnesses — De Marconnoy Hays, Louis, Jean, et Estienne Chaigneau.)
26th September 1699, in Hungerford French Church, London, Le Sieur Jean Chapoul La Fage, surgeon, to Anne, daughter of Isaac Amyand.
7th December 1799, in the French Church, Swallow Street, London, by [Rev.] Mr. Severin, Mr. Daniel De la Cherois, of Ham, in Picardy, to Maria Angelique Crommelin, of St. Quentin. (Witnesses — Rev. Francois Mutel, Louis Crommelin, merchant, Jean Rotisset, merchant.) ”

“ Sponsors — Francois Boitout, Elisabeth Legrand.
1690, Le Temple, London, Thursday evening, August 7, Henry, son of Messire Samuel Pynyot, escuyer, Sieur de la Largère, and Dame Henriette Marie Chatagner. Presented by Messire Henry Massue De Ruvigny.
1690, Threadneedle Street, August 24, Anne, daughter of David Camper and Catherine. Sponsors — Jean Camper, Anne Le Play.
1690, Le Temple, London, October 29, Samuel (born 25th) , son of Mr. Samuel de Peschels de la Boissonade, escuyer, and of Madame Marquise de Thierry de la Prille, his wife, of Montauban, in Guyene. ”

“ Children of Monsieur Pierre De Cosne, gentilhomme of La Beauce, and Aimée Le Venier de la Grossetière, baptized in God’s House, Southampton:—
1708, 5th July, Rachel Henrietta. Sponsors — My Lord Gallway (represented by Dr. Wickart, Dean of Winchester) , My Lady Russell (represented by Madame de Chavernay) .
1709, 15th May, Louise. Sponsors — M. de Montargys (represented by M. D’Aussy) , Madame de la Maugère (represented by Madame de Chavernay) . ”

“ Mary Aldermary’s, on the 15th, Mr. Du Foy, brother to Mrs. Theronde, at ye toy shop in Watlin Street, in Bow Lane.
Died at Portarlington, 14th August 1709, Isaac Dumond [Dumont] , escuyer, Sieur Du Bostaquet, retired captain.
Died in Edinburgh, 5th November 1709, Paul Roumieu, watchwaker, burges, aged sixty-six years. [There are duplicate records of burials in Greyfriars’ Churchyard at this period, and one of them says, “aged about sixty.”]
Died in 1710, and buried in Westminster Abbey, 22d June, the Hon. Carolina, daughter of his Grace the Duke of Schomberg. ”

“ Sponsors — Alexandre Auguste Desvillates, escuyer, Charlotte Petitau, wife of Auguste Le Goux, escuyer, Sieur de Laspoix.
1693, Artillerie French Church. London, July 2, Paul Benjamin, son of Michel Derner and Ester Leonard. Sponsors — Paul Girardot, Susanne Robert.
1693, Le Temple, London, September 14, Magdelaine Marie (born 6th) , daughter of Captain Theophile de la Cour and Magdelaine de St. Leger. Sponsors — Samuel de St. Leger de Boisrond, Lieut.-Col. of Cambon’s, Magdalaine De Barriere, Marie Vigor. ”

“ Also, Mrs. Mary Lloyd, daughter of the above Lewis Grolleau, died 5 Oct. 1770, aged 57 years.
On another stone:—
Mrs. Elizabeth Vanderhovcn, who died 14 March 1749, aged 74.
Also her beloved friend, Mrs. Judith Grolleau, died 3d November 1750, aged 61.
[See Baptisms in this Section, dating from 3d January 1724.]
↑ The lady was Marianne Jaquin, widow of Daniel De Moivre, son of Daniel De Moivre, senior, and nephew of Abraham De Moivre, F.R.S. [The bridegroom was a widower, father (by his first wife) of the ancestor of Field-Marshal Sir William Maynard Gomm, G.C.B., born 1784, died 1875.] ”

“ Sponsors — Jean Pollard, Marie Sagnie.
16S9, French Church, Norwich, June 30, Jean Anthoine, son of Le Sieur Antoinne Le Monnier and Judicq Le Preux. Sponsors — Le Sieur Jean de Cleve, Madamoiselle Olimpe Depillorre, wife of Le Sieur Lacaux, ministre.
1689, Le Temple, London, August 18, Abel (born 12th) , son of Pierre Pratt, officer in their Majesties’ army, and Catherine Ladneze. Sponsors — Mr. De Roquevidal De Moulin, for the Rev. Abel De Ladneze, uncle; Dlle. Francoise Pratt. ”

“ Officiating minister, “Monsieur du Pont, Pastor of the French Church, yr.” Witnesses — Lord Napier, [6] Monsieur Bino, his lordship’s governor, and two others.
1688, Canterbury, July 29, Pierre, son of Noë Gambier and Madeline Broche.
1688, Threadneedle Street, August 5, Elizabeth, fille de Jaques Waterlo et . . . . sa femme. Sponsors — Jean Thornton, Jean Waterlo.
1688, Threadneedle Street, September 1, Anne, daughter of Ezechias Jago [7] and Anne Le Keux. Sponsors — Abraham De Heul, Marie Glintaus. ”

“ C. G. Delamothe. Sponsors — William, King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, represented by My Lord Silskirque [Selkirk?] . James, Duke of Ormond, Caroline Elizabeth Rangrave Palatine, Duchesse de Schomberg.
1694 (n.s.) . Little Edward Street, London, January 14, Jean, son of Pierre Pigné and Susanne de La Mare. Sponsors — Jean Marioge, Judith Cury. [See 23rd February 1696, n.s.]
1694 (n s.) , Le Temple, London, February 25, Marie Madelaine (born 21st January) , daughter of Sieur Nicolas De la Cherois, first captain of Marton’s, and Madelaine Crommelin. [8] Sponsors — Rev. ”

“ Hary and (2) Francois-Pierre, twin sons of Monsieur Francois du Chesne de Ruffanes, major of infantry, and Madame Marguerite de Pinsun, of Mattur, in Bearn. Sponsors for (1) , Sieur Daniel Pinsun, grandfather (for Lieut-General Mordaunt) , Madame de Chavernay. Sponsors for (2) , Mr. Pierre Desvallees, Antoinette de Gineste, wife of Mr. ”