Journeaux of Hougue Mauger and Ville aux Scretz

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1 Guillaume Journeaulx, living about 1510
- 2 Jean Journeaulx ( -1571) m Isabel Le Brocq, daughter of Thomas
  - 3 Jacques Journeaulx, living 1565 m Marie Hamon, daughter of Claude ^[1]
    - 4 Jean Journeaulx ( -1623) m Lea Carteret ( -1615), daughter of William
      - 5 Jacques Journeaux m Marie Arthur, daughter of Noel and Catherine Belin
        6 Jean Journeaux ( -1675) ^[2]
      - 5 Jacques Journeaux m (1616, St J) Jeanne Hamon, daughter of Philippe
        6 Jean Journeaux (1613- ) (St J)
        6 Clement Journeaux (1617- ) (St J)
    - 4 Edouard Journeaulx, living 1603-10 m Elisabeth Le Veslet, daughter of Andre
      - 5 Edouard Journeaux ( -1657) m Marie Le Couteur, daughter of Jean ^[3]
        6 Edouard Journeaux ( -1659) m Marguerite Arthur, daughter of Jean and Susanne Le Maistre, and sister of Charles Arthur
        7 Thomas Journeaux ( -1660) m Rachel Renouf
        8 Thomas Journeaux
        
        7 Philippe Journeaux (1647-1697) m (1678, St My) Esther Grault, daughter of Pierre and sister of Jean
        8 Edouard Journeaux (1678-1729) m Marie de Carteret, d of Richard, of St Brelade, and Judith Bichard
        9 Philippe Journeaux (1704-1732 in Newfoundland)
        9 Edouard Journeaux (1706-1790) m Susanne Remon, daughter of Francois
        10 Edouard Journeaux (1736 -)
        10 Jean Journeaux (1737- )
        10 Philippe Journeaux (1739- )
        10 Thomas Journeaux (1745- )
        10 Nicolas Journeaux (1742-1800) ^[4] m Dina Burt
        11 Marguerite Journeaux (1767- ) born at Gaspé
        
        10 Francois Journeaux (1749-1774)
        10 Marguerite Journeaux (1733-1780)
        10 Susanne Journeaux (1731- )
        10 Rachel Journeaux (1746- )
        10 Marie Journeaux (1752-1814) m Clement Coutanche
        
        9 Jean Journeaux (1711- ) m (1738, St My) Marguerite Remon, d of Francois
        10 Francois Journeaux ( -1800) ^[5] m (1769) Jeanne Therese Pradie-Desarnaud (1744-1831), d of Jacques
        11 Jean Journeaux (1774- )
        11 Philippe Journeaux (1776- ) ^[6] m Anne de Ste Croix (1783- ) daughter of Aaron, Jurat ^[7]
        12 Philippe Journeaux (1803-1869) ^[8] m (1827, St H) Marie Hammond (1809-1866) daughter of Jacques, Jurat ^[9]
        12 Francois Journeaux (1805-1890, London) ^[10] (St H > Lond.) m Rachel Jane Hammond (1814-1886) daughter of Jacques, Jurat ^[11]
        13 Hammond Journeaux (1836- ) ^[12] m (1866, Mx) Alice Mary Cooke, daughter of William Robert Smith Cooke (Camden) ^[13]
        14 Adela Agnes Journeaux (1867-1925) (Ldn.) m 1 (1893, Mx) Walter Davison ^[14]; 2 (1920, Ldn.) William John Boyle ^[15]
        14 Gertrude Annie Rachel Journeaux (1868-1952) (Ldn.)
        14 Francis William Journeaux (1869- ) (Ldn.) ^[16] m Therese ( -- )
        14 Evelyne Mary Journeaux (1871-1954) (Ldn.)
        14 Amy Byron Journeaux (1872- ) (Ldn.) m (1897, Ldn.) James Edward Jackson ^[17]
        14 Amy Byron Journeaux (1876- ) ^[18] (same as above)
        14 Henry Hammond Lempriere Journeaux (1876-1944) (Ldn.) ^[19] m (1905, Ldn.) Laura Annie Jackson, daughter of Thomas ^[20]
        15 Bessie Journeaux (1907- ) (Ldn.)
        15 Henry Hammond Journeaux (1908-1980) (Ldn.) ?m (1939, Camberwell) Jessie E.M. Newman
        15 Francis Edward Journeaux (1910- ) (Ldn.) ?m (1932, Islington) Jannie A. Sutton
        15 Alice Mary Journeaux (1913- ) m (1934, Islington) Samuel George Shenston
        15 Percy Journeaux (1914-1994) (Ldn.) ^[21]
        
        14 Mary Grace Journeaux (1877-1856) (Ldn.) ^[22] m (1906, Mx) Philip Myatt ^[23]
        14 Hammond Journeaux (1879- ) (Ldn.) ^[24] m (1902, Southwark) Laura Isabel Lindus
        15 Francis William Journeaux (1903-1990) ^[25]
        15 Lawrence Byron Journeaux (1904- ) ^[26]
        15 Eric Vernon Journeaux (1908- )
        15 Elizabeth (Betty) Journeaux (1915- ) ^[27]
        
        14 Percy Frederick Journeaux (1882-1965) (Ldn.) ^[28]
        
        13 Agnes Ann Journeaux (1838-1841 (St H)
        13 Rebecca Journeaux (1840- ) (Ldn.) ^[29]
        
        12 Jean Journeaux (1807-by 1809)
        12 William Journeaux (1808- )
        12 Jean Journeaux (1809-1810)
        12 James Journeaux (1811-1885?) ^[30]
        12 Frederick Journeaux (1813-1814)
        12 Ann Journeaux (1814-1856) (St H) m (1835, St H) George Edward Evans ^[31]
        12 Frederick Amice Journeaux (1818- )
        12 Jane Winter Journeaux (1820- ) m (1844, St C) David Wilkie Raimbach ^[32]
        
        11 Elizabeth Journeaux (1777- ) liv. 1813
        11 Jeanne Journeaux (1779- )
        11 Marguerite Journeaux (1780- ) m (1804, Ire) William Abbott (Ire)
        11 Susanne Journeaux (1784- )
        11 Edouard Journeaux (1785- ) (St H > Ire?) ^[33]
        11 Jacques Amice Journeaux (1790- ) (St H > Ire) ^[34] m (1818, St H) Henrietta Elligood Durell (St H)
        12 Henrietta Anne Journeaux
        12 Others
        
        11 Jane (sic) Journeaux (1792- ) m (1807, St L) Francois Payn, Esq.(St L) ^[35]
        
        9 Thomas Journeaux (1720- )
        9 Nicolas Journeaux
        9 Marguerite Journeaux (1716- )
        
        8 Sara Journeaux m Thomas Robert
        
        7 Abraham Journeaux (1650-1678) ^[36]
        7 Pierre Journeaux (1653- )
        7 Jacques Journeaux (1655- )
        7 Nicolas Journeaux (1658- )
        7 Marguerite Journeaux (1648- ) m Clement Coutanche, s of Jean
        
        6 Jeanne Journeaux
        6 Sara Journeaux m Jean Coutanche, son of Jean
      - 5 Nicolas Journeaux
    - 4 Philippe Journeaulx, living 1610
    - 4 Marie Journeaulx m Jean Guillaume, s of Yves
    - 4 Isabelle Journeaulx, m Jean Le Cornu, s of GIlles
  - 3 Jean Journeaulx
  - 3 Michel Journeaulx
  - 3 Miss Journeaulx, living 1570, m Collas Pipon
  - 3 Miss Journeaulx, living 1570, m Jean Hamon
  - 3 Miss Journeaulx, living 1570, m Noel Grossier of St John

Notes and references

↑ Constable of St Mary 1551-5
↑ Procureur of St Mary 1655-7, 1666-75, Surveillant
↑ Constable of St Mary
↑ Settled at Gaspé
↑ Notary, then Advocate, Surveillant of St Helier, Captain of St Helier Grenadier Batallion
↑ Notary and in 1841, Solicitor, Seigneur of the Fiefs ès Cras and St Clair. He and his wife lived at 16 New Street, St Helier, a Georgian property now owned by the National Trust for Jersey, that has been restored and is now open to the public
↑ The date of this marriage has not been found, but see ABSJ, IV, 413, and G/C/21/D1/19, at the Jersey Archive
↑ Advocate, Commis-Greffier and Major, RJM
↑ Seigneur of Samares
↑ Civil Eng.; Captain, RJM. Settled in Islington, London
↑ As above
↑ Bank Official, London: 1871, 1881, thereafter Accountant: Censuses
↑ Merchant
↑ Gentleman, Widower
↑ Printer
↑ Engineer; returning in 1916 from Peru to Ilford, Essex
↑ Law Clerk, 1911. His wife, Amy Byron Jackson, was then aged 38, which confirms her date of birth, her age agreeing that given in the 1881 census, when she was aged 9 years
↑ Christened on the same day and place, to the same parents, as her brother Henry Hammond Lempriere Journeaux. The answer to this apparent duplication of name with the girl so mamed in 1872, is that they were one and the same. The 1872 birth was merely registered. The child may have been sickly and her christening postponed. Certainly, she lived, as seen from the 1881 census, which featured just the one daughter of this name, then aged 9 years
↑ Electrician in 1905; Decorator and Builder in 1911 (census) with wife, Laura, and three children, Bessie, Henry and Frank
↑ Builder
↑ Skilled Worker, P.O. Engineering Department, living with his parents: 1939 England & Wales Register
↑ Her baptismal entry at Addlestone, Surrey reads: "Born 8th Sept. 1877; baptized 11th June 1882". The christening of her brother, Hammond Journeaux, was the next entry, reading: "Born 30th Sept. 1879; baptized 11th June 1882"
↑ Painter and Builder
↑ Served in WW1; Lieutenant, Royal Berkshire Regiment. He was in 1939, a Traveller, Tile Trade, living in Camberwell: 1939 England & Wales Register, as are also the details below
↑ He was in 1939, a Director, Retail Motor Trade, living in Camberwell
↑ He was in 1939, a Traveller in the Tobacco Trade and Special Constable, Camberwell
↑ She was in 1939, a Temporary Air Raid Warden
↑ Stockbroker`s Clerk in 1901: Census
↑ Tentative placement: Birth Index, St Pancras
↑ James was living at home, in New Street, St Helier in 1841, working as a Clerk, in all likelihood, for his solicitor father. He afterwards migrated to Australia, where he was probably the James Journeaux who, having married, had issue there
↑ Formerly of St Martin, Birmingham; Attorney and Solicitor of the High Court of Chancery: 1851 St Helier Census. They lived off Trinity Road, and had issue Frederick G, Henry John, Francis H, Walter J, Ernest J, Anne and Rosalind Evans, all of whom were under the age of 14 years, on the loss of their mother
↑ Artist
↑ Settled in Ireland?
↑ Settled in Ireland, with issue. James A. Journeaux of Baggotrath East, Dublin, Esq. He features in the 1820 Dublin Directory with his brother? as " Edward & James A. Journeaux". Note the order of seniority in the entry. James Amice Journeaux had joined the Freemasons in 1815. Their Membership Register for the United Grand Lodge of England has him as a Merchant, residing in Ireland
↑ Seigneur of the Fief Jourdain Payn; Captain, RJM. They had descendants
↑ Drowned at St Brelade

[0] Constable of St Mary 1551-5

[1] Procureur of St Mary 1655-7, 1666-75, Surveillant

[2] Constable of St Mary

[3] Settled at Gaspé

[4] Notary, then Advocate, Surveillant of St Helier, Captain of St Helier Grenadier Batallion

[5] Notary and in 1841, Solicitor, Seigneur of the Fiefs ès Cras and St Clair. He and his wife lived at 16 New Street, St Helier, a Georgian property now owned by the National Trust for Jersey, that has been restored and is now open to the public

[6] The date of this marriage has not been found, but see ABSJ, IV, 413, and G/C/21/D1/19, at the Jersey Archive

[7] Advocate, Commis-Greffier and Major, RJM

[8] Seigneur of Samares

[9] Civil Eng.; Captain, RJM. Settled in Islington, London

[10] As above

[11] Bank Official, London: 1871, 1881, thereafter Accountant: Censuses

[12] Merchant

[13] Gentleman, Widower

[14] Printer

[15] Engineer; returning in 1916 from Peru to Ilford, Essex

[16] Law Clerk, 1911. His wife, Amy Byron Jackson, was then aged 38, which confirms her date of birth, her age agreeing that given in the 1881 census, when she was aged 9 years

[17] Christened on the same day and place, to the same parents, as her brother Henry Hammond Lempriere Journeaux. The answer to this apparent duplication of name with the girl so mamed in 1872, is that they were one and the same. The 1872 birth was merely registered. The child may have been sickly and her christening postponed. Certainly, she lived, as seen from the 1881 census, which featured just the one daughter of this name, then aged 9 years

[18] Electrician in 1905; Decorator and Builder in 1911 (census) with wife, Laura, and three children, Bessie, Henry and Frank

[19] Builder

[20] Skilled Worker, P.O. Engineering Department, living with his parents: 1939 England & Wales Register

[21] Her baptismal entry at Addlestone, Surrey reads: "Born 8th Sept. 1877; baptized 11th June 1882". The christening of her brother, Hammond Journeaux, was the next entry, reading: "Born 30th Sept. 1879; baptized 11th June 1882"

[22] Painter and Builder

[23] Served in WW1; Lieutenant, Royal Berkshire Regiment. He was in 1939, a Traveller, Tile Trade, living in Camberwell: 1939 England & Wales Register, as are also the details below

[24] He was in 1939, a Director, Retail Motor Trade, living in Camberwell

[25] He was in 1939, a Traveller in the Tobacco Trade and Special Constable, Camberwell

[26] She was in 1939, a Temporary Air Raid Warden

[27] Stockbroker`s Clerk in 1901: Census

[28] Tentative placement: Birth Index, St Pancras

[29] James was living at home, in New Street, St Helier in 1841, working as a Clerk, in all likelihood, for his solicitor father. He afterwards migrated to Australia, where he was probably the James Journeaux who, having married, had issue there

[30] Formerly of St Martin, Birmingham; Attorney and Solicitor of the High Court of Chancery: 1851 St Helier Census. They lived off Trinity Road, and had issue Frederick G, Henry John, Francis H, Walter J, Ernest J, Anne and Rosalind Evans, all of whom were under the age of 14 years, on the loss of their mother

[31] Artist

[32] Settled in Ireland?

[33] Settled in Ireland, with issue. James A. Journeaux of Baggotrath East, Dublin, Esq. He features in the 1820 Dublin Directory with his brother? as " Edward & James A. Journeaux". Note the order of seniority in the entry. James Amice Journeaux had joined the Freemasons in 1815. Their Membership Register for the United Grand Lodge of England has him as a Merchant, residing in Ireland

[34] Seigneur of the Fief Jourdain Payn; Captain, RJM. They had descendants

[35] Drowned at St Brelade

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