Descendants of Mathieu Le Boutillier

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The tree as submitted to us in 2016 shows Jean Le Boutillier at generation 5 and the son of Francois at generation 3. However, the marriage record of Jean to Anne Belin shows him as 'son of Jean' and we believe that the submitted tree probably has a generation missing. All baptisms and marriages in St John or Gaspe, Canada unless otherwise shown.

The tree includes the founding members of both of Jersey`s notable Le Boutillier shipping firms, which have usually been confused, one with the other. Therefore, details of the ships owned, have been noted by the names of each owner, in the hope of eventually being able to distinguish one fleet from the other

A review of the tree in 2020 resulted in the addition of a new descendant line from Josue (1768- ) at generation 7 at the bottom of the tree

A further review in 2021 by Mike Bisson resulted in the addition of a new descendant line from Clement (1795- ) at generation 8

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1 Mathieu Le Boutillier (1600?- ) m Marie
- 2 Jean Le Boutillier (1631- ) m Jeanne Romeril
  - 3 Francois Le Boutillier (1664- ) m Jeanne
    - 4 Jean Le Boutillier
      - 5 Jean Le Boutillier (St J) m (1725, St J) Anne Belin
        6 Jean Le Boutillier (1728- ) (St J) m (1759, St J) Anne Simon
        7 Jean Le Boutillier (1760- ) (St J)
        7 Edouard Le Boutillier (1760- ) (St J)
        7 Jean David Le Boutillier (1763-1844) (St J) ^[1] m 1, Marie Baudains
        8 Anne Le Boutillier (1790- )
        8 Marie Le Boutillier (1792- )
        8 Clement Le Boutillier (1795-1839) (St J) ^[2] m (1824, St J) Rachel Le Ruez (St J)
        9 Marie Le Boutillier (1824- ) (St J)
        9 Rachel Le Boutillier (1827- ) (St J)
        9 Philippe Le Boutillier (1832- ) (St J) ^[3] m (1856, St J) Harriet Mauger (1837- ) daughter of Edouard ^[4]
        10 Philip Clement Le Boutillier (1856- ) (St J)
        10 Mary Henrietta Le Boutillier (1859- ) (St J)
        10 Edmund George Le Boutillier (1862- ) (St J)
        10 Alfred Le Boutillier (1864- ) (St J)
        10 Albert Le Boutillier (1865- ) (St J)
        10 Anna Le Boutillier (1868- ) (St J)
        10 Clara Le Boutillier (1869- ) (St J)
        10 Edmund Arthur Le Boutillier (1872- ) (St J) m (1896, St H) Jane Henrietta Ann Berry (1875- ) (St H)
        11 Edmund Arthur Le Boutillier (1896- ) (St J) m 1 Margaret Dorey ( -1929)
        12 Donald George Le Boutillier (1919- )
        12 Brian Edmund Le Boutillier (1925-2012)
        12 Margaret Olive Le Boutillier (1928- )
        
        2nd wife of Edmund Arthur Le Boutillier (1930) Gladys Elvina Perchard, daughter of Thomas ^[5]
        12 Edmund Berry Le Boutillier (1936- ) (Methodist baptism)
        
        11 Lilian Le Boutillier (1898- ) (St J)
        11 Olive Le Boutillier (1901- ) (St J)
        
        10 Ada Le Boutillier (1874- ) (St J)
        10 Laura Le Boutillier (1875- ) (St J)
        10 Elsie Le Boutillier (1878- ) (St J)
        
        8 Jean Le Boutillier (1797-1872) ^[6] m (1824, Gaspe, Quebec) Elizabeth Robin (1800-1876), daughter of Philippe ( -1842) and Marthe Arbour (1761- )
        9 Philip Le Boutillier (1825-1904) m 1 (1857) Victoria Sutton
        10 Charles Sutton Le Boutillier (1857-1940) m (1881) Zoe Belleau (1857-1940)
        11 Gertrude Le Boutillier (1883- )
        11 Zoe Mary Le Boutillier (1885- )
        11 Marion Le Boutillier (1887- )
        11 Herbert Le Boutillier (1889- )
        11 Stella Le Boutillier (1891- )
        11 Leo Le Boutillier (1894-1917)
        
        10 John Albert Le Boutillier (1858- )
        10 Irma Clara Sophia Le Boutillier (1860-1860)
        
        2nd wife of Philip Le Boutillier (1864) Suzanne Mary Thorp (1844-1865)
        10 Victoria Henriette Le Boutillier (1865- )
        
        3rd wife of Philip Le Boutillier (1866) Harriet Thorp (1835-1921)
        10 Philip Le Boutillier (1866-1938)
        10 Susanna Le Boutillier (1867- )
        10 Henry Marie Le Boutillier (1869- )
        10 Hubert Horace Le Boutillier (1872-1874)
        10 Maud Le Boutillier (1874-1888)
        10 Ethel Le Boutillier (1876-1911)
        10 Marie Le Boutillier (1877- )
        10 Harriet Le Boutillier (1880-1939)
        
        9 Horace Le Boutillier (1828-1925)
        9 George Le Boutillier (1829-1879) m Josephine Clothilde Tremblay (1842-1893)
        10 Jean George Etienne Le Boutillier (1859-1952)
        10 Marie Josephine Elizabeth Le Boutillier (1861-1941)
        10 Marie Marthe Eugenie Le Boutillier (1862-1913)
        10 Marie Elizabeth Agathe Le Boutillier (1866-1893)
        10 Edouard Auguste Le Boutillier (1866-1942)
        10 Charles Albert Narcisse Le Boutillier (1867-1880)
        10 Marie Napoleon Michel Le Boutillier (1869-1882)
        10 Marie Georgiane Le Boutillier (1872-1960)
        10 Charles Borrome Le Boutillier (1874-1917)
        10 Alphonse Jean Marie Le Boutillier (1876-1959)
        10 Alexandre Vincent Anastase Le Boutillier (1879-1956)
        
        9 John Le Boutillier (1830- )
        9 Elisa Le Boutillier (1831-1921)
        9 Joshua Le Boutillier (1832- )
        9 Charles Le Boutillier (1841-1909)
        9 Marie Elizabeth Le Boutillier
        
        2nd wife of Jean David Le Boutillier (1798) Marie Coutanche
        8 Philippe Le Boutillier (1799- )
        8 Jeanne Marie Le Boutillier (1800- ) m (1823, St H) James Dolbel (1800- ) ^[7]
        8 George Le Boutillier (1802- )
        8 Charles Le Boutillier (1805-by 1809)
        8 William Le Boutillier (1808- )
        8 Charles Le Boutillier (1809- )
        8 David Le Boutillier (1812- )
        8 Henriette Marie Le Boutillier (1815- )
        
        7 David Le Boutillier (1764- ) (St J)
        7 Clement Le Boutillier (1766- ) (St J)
        7 Josue Le Boutillier (1768-1842) (St J) m (1798, St S) ^[8] Anne Amy (1776-1868) ^[9] d of Philippe and Marie, née Romeril
        8 Amy Le Boutillier (1799- ) ^[10] m (1828, St S) Esther Payn (1810-1831) daughter of Charles and Esther, nee Neel
        9 Adelaide/Adelina Esther Le Boutillier (1829-1872) m Hugh Charles Godfray (1812-1885) s of Philippe Godfray & Jane Le Brocq
        9 Alfred Payn Le Boutillier (1830- )
        
        8 Marie Anne Le Boutillier (1800-1871) m (1814) Charles Thomas Sutton ^[11]
        9 Sophie M. A. Sutton (1816- )
        9 Others?
        9 Clementia Sutton (1833- )
        9 Victoria Sutton (1833- ) ^[12]
        9 Charles Thomas Sutton (1835-1874) ^[13]
        9 Adolphus de Gruchy Sutton (1836- ) ^[14]
        9 Henry Sutton (1839- )
        
        8 Edouard Le Boutillier (1802-1852) ^[15] m ^[16] Marie Beaugie
        9 Carterette Jane Le Boutillier (1828- )
        9 Edouard George Le Boutillier (1830- ) ^[17] m ^[18] Elizabeth Pinel
        10 Edward Le Boutillier (1860- ) m (1889- ) (St L) Mary Jane Conway (1860- )
        11 Marie Anne Le Boutillier (1890- )
        11 Florence May Le Boutillier (1891- )
        11 Eva Maud Le Boutillier (1893- )
        11 Edward Conway Le Boutillier (1897- ) ^[19] m Cicely Mary Slint (1903- )
        12 Beryl Annie Le Boutillier (1928- )
        
        10 Elvina Le Boutillier (1862- )
        10 Alice Le Boutillier (1868- )
        10 Ada Le Boutillier (1870- )
        
        8 Anne Jane Le Boutillier (1804-1863) m (1830, St J) Daniel Carcaud ^[20]
        8 Marguerite Marie Le Boutillier (1809-1888)
        8 David Le Boutillier (1811-1854?) ^[21]
        
        7 George Le Boutillier (1772- ) (St J)
        
        6 Catherine Le Boutillier

Notes and references

↑ Of La Chasse, St John. He was, with effect from 1806, a Lieutenant of Batteries, NW Regiment of Militia
↑ Grower
↑ Grower
↑ Grower
↑ Widow of Eric Messervy Beaugie (1901- ) Living at Les Routeurs, St Saviour in 1941 with children of both her marriages
↑ Gaspé Merchant and Founder (1830) of the John Le Boutillier merchant firm, Gaspé. He settled in Lower Canada and was elected to represent Gaspé in the Legislative Chamber, 1833-1867, when he became a Legislative Councillor. He died in 1872. For further details of his descendants, see Turk, Marion G., The Quiet Adventurers in Canada, (Detroit: Harlo, 1979), 309-312
↑ Master Mariner, whose grandfather had been a native of St Saviour
↑ 1804 datestone at Meadow View, St John
↑ The 45 ton Le Boutillier Brothers cutter Anne Amy, was named after her, in 1845. The owners were Charles Thomas Sutton, Lieut., R.N., Amy Le Boutillier, Mariner, David Le Boutillier, Merchant, Daniel Carcaud, Yeoman and Edward Le Boutillier, Mariner
↑ Master Mariner, who lived in Regent Road, St Helier. Master of his cousin, John Le Boutillier`s, vessels Teaser (1839) and C T Sutton (1845). Retired 1847: J Jean, Jersey Sailing Ships, (Chichester: Phillimore, 1982). Afterwards partner with his brother, David, in Le Boutillier Brothers, in the Canadian fisheries, see below
↑ Lieutenant, RN, who settled in Jersey, afterwards becoming a merchant, in connection with his brothers-in-law, Le Boutillier. Their 197 ton brig C.T. Sutton was named after him
↑ The Le Boutilliers` 20 ton schooner, Victoria Sutton was named after her, in 1863
↑ Merchant, holding shares in several of Le Boutillier Brothers` vessels: 1855: Quiz, schooner-brig, (102 tons), with Amy and David Le Boutillier, the latter in his own right and as executor of Edward Le Boutillier, "late of Jersey, Merchant". Daniel Carcaud, Yeoman, held 10 shares, as he did also in their 143 ton brig Teazer.
↑ Godson of Abraham de Gruchy and Marie Le Brocq, his wife, Adolphus features in the Jersey Shipping Register on the 16th August 1874, on the death intestate of his brother, C.T. Sutton, in Jersey. Adolphus de Gruchy Sutton , Gent. was described as the deceased`s only brother and legal representative. The younger brother, Henry Sutton, will thus have predeceased both his elder brothers
↑ Master Mariner. Master of Hebe, 1835-1847. Died in Gaspe, Canada
↑ Marriage record not found, but confirmed by baptism records of both children
↑ 1866 datestone at Oakdale, St John
↑ Marriage record not found, but confirmed by baptism records of children
↑ Living at Oakdale, St John in 1941 with wife and daughter
↑ Yeoman, shareholder in various Le Boutillier Brothers` ships. In the Jersey Shipping Register, he features as a minor shareholder in various ships, owned by his brothers-in-law and nephews, such as Adelina (1852), Quiz, above, (1855), Tickler (1858) and Teazer (1860). His fine property and mansion is now called Melbourne House, in St John, sometimes known locally as "La Maison Carcaud." It belonged originally to the Le Boutilliers, who built it, but chose to live on their Canadian lands
↑ Founder of Le Boutillier Brothers, Merchants, of Gaspé, Canada. This firm, established in 1838, later took over the much better-known firm of their 1st cousin, John Le Boutillier, which had been ruined as a result of Jersey`s 1873 bank crashes. David Le Boutillier settled in Canada and was MP for Bonaventure Co, 1851-1854, the year of his death [?]: Turk, Marion, The Quiet Adventurers in Canada, (Detroit: Harlo, 1979). Turk was, however, mistaken in stating that David and Amy Le Boutillier were half-siblings of the above John Le Boutillier

[0] Of La Chasse, St John. He was, with effect from 1806, a Lieutenant of Batteries, NW Regiment of Militia

[1] Grower

[2] Grower

[3] Grower

[4] Widow of Eric Messervy Beaugie (1901- ) Living at Les Routeurs, St Saviour in 1941 with children of both her marriages

[5] Gaspé Merchant and Founder (1830) of the John Le Boutillier merchant firm, Gaspé. He settled in Lower Canada and was elected to represent Gaspé in the Legislative Chamber, 1833-1867, when he became a Legislative Councillor. He died in 1872. For further details of his descendants, see Turk, Marion G., The Quiet Adventurers in Canada, (Detroit: Harlo, 1979), 309-312

[6] Master Mariner, whose grandfather had been a native of St Saviour

[7] 1804 datestone at Meadow View, St John

[8] The 45 ton Le Boutillier Brothers cutter Anne Amy, was named after her, in 1845. The owners were Charles Thomas Sutton, Lieut., R.N., Amy Le Boutillier, Mariner, David Le Boutillier, Merchant, Daniel Carcaud, Yeoman and Edward Le Boutillier, Mariner

[9] Master Mariner, who lived in Regent Road, St Helier. Master of his cousin, John Le Boutillier`s, vessels Teaser (1839) and C T Sutton (1845). Retired 1847: J Jean, Jersey Sailing Ships, (Chichester: Phillimore, 1982). Afterwards partner with his brother, David, in Le Boutillier Brothers, in the Canadian fisheries, see below

[10] Lieutenant, RN, who settled in Jersey, afterwards becoming a merchant, in connection with his brothers-in-law, Le Boutillier. Their 197 ton brig C.T. Sutton was named after him

[11] The Le Boutilliers` 20 ton schooner, Victoria Sutton was named after her, in 1863

[12] Merchant, holding shares in several of Le Boutillier Brothers` vessels: 1855: Quiz, schooner-brig, (102 tons), with Amy and David Le Boutillier, the latter in his own right and as executor of Edward Le Boutillier, "late of Jersey, Merchant". Daniel Carcaud, Yeoman, held 10 shares, as he did also in their 143 ton brig Teazer.

[13] Godson of Abraham de Gruchy and Marie Le Brocq, his wife, Adolphus features in the Jersey Shipping Register on the 16th August 1874, on the death intestate of his brother, C.T. Sutton, in Jersey. Adolphus de Gruchy Sutton , Gent. was described as the deceased`s only brother and legal representative. The younger brother, Henry Sutton, will thus have predeceased both his elder brothers

[14] Master Mariner. Master of Hebe, 1835-1847. Died in Gaspe, Canada

[15] Marriage record not found, but confirmed by baptism records of both children

[16] 1866 datestone at Oakdale, St John

[17] Marriage record not found, but confirmed by baptism records of children

[18] Living at Oakdale, St John in 1941 with wife and daughter

[19] Yeoman, shareholder in various Le Boutillier Brothers` ships. In the Jersey Shipping Register, he features as a minor shareholder in various ships, owned by his brothers-in-law and nephews, such as Adelina (1852), Quiz, above, (1855), Tickler (1858) and Teazer (1860). His fine property and mansion is now called Melbourne House, in St John, sometimes known locally as "La Maison Carcaud." It belonged originally to the Le Boutilliers, who built it, but chose to live on their Canadian lands

[20] Founder of Le Boutillier Brothers, Merchants, of Gaspé, Canada. This firm, established in 1838, later took over the much better-known firm of their 1st cousin, John Le Boutillier, which had been ruined as a result of Jersey`s 1873 bank crashes. David Le Boutillier settled in Canada and was MP for Bonaventure Co, 1851-1854, the year of his death [?]: Turk, Marion, The Quiet Adventurers in Canada, (Detroit: Harlo, 1979). Turk was, however, mistaken in stating that David and Amy Le Boutillier were half-siblings of the above John Le Boutillier

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