Descendants of Philippe Le Cornu
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- 1 Philippe Le Cornu (1734-1823) [1] m (1757, St J) Anne Poingdestre daughter of Abraham, of La Chênaie (St J) and Anne Le Geyt
- 2 Philippe Le Cornu (1758-1840) [2] m (1814) Marie Le Geyt (1788-1865) [3] daughter of Daniel, of Bon Air (St S) [4]
- 3 Philippe Le Cornu (1817-1860?) [5] m (1846, Gr) Maria Charlotte Simonet (1820- ) daughter of Pierre [6]
- 4 Philippe Simonet Le Cornu (1849-1883) [7] m (1877) Henrietta d`Auvergne (1846-1915) daughter of Philippe [8]
- 4 William Le Cornu (1850- ) [11] m Elizabeth Johanna Mc Cabe of Graffe Reinet, SA
- 4 Charles Frederick Le Cornu (1852- ) [12] m (1886, St Luke) Catherine Oceana Stevens (1852- )
- 4 Frederick Augustus Le Cornu (1853-1920)
- 4 Edwin Francis Le Cornu (1856- ) [15]
- 4 Florence Eliza Maria Le Cornu (1857-1942) m (1890, St S) James Bertram of Pontac House (St C) [16]
- 4 Isabel Mary Le Cornu (1859-1945) unmarried
- 4 Arthur O. Le Cornu (1860- ) (S.A.) [17]
- 4 Rosa Marian Le Cornu (1861-1938) unmarried
- 4 Ada Blanche Le Cornu (1863- )
- 3 John Daniel Le Cornu (1820- ) [18] m (1845, St O) Elizabeth Le Gros daughter of John [19]
- 3 Thomas Le Cornu (1822- ) [24]
- 3 Charles Philippe Le Cornu (1829?-1911) C.B. [25] m (1858) Anne Lambert Helleur daughter of Philip, Colonel RJM
- 4 Charles Helleur Lambert Le Cornu [26] m (1899, St O) Margaret Malet de Carteret daughter of Edward Charles [27]
- 4 Anne Le Cornu, unmarried
- 4 Emily Lambert Le Cornu (1861- ) [30] unmarried
- 4 Mary Le Geyt Le Cornu (1865- ) unmarried [31]
- 4 Alice Maria Lambert Le Cornu (1868- ) m (1907, St P) Francis William Synge Le Maistre [32] no issue
- 3 Philippe Le Cornu (1817-1860?) [5] m (1846, Gr) Maria Charlotte Simonet (1820- ) daughter of Pierre [6]
- 2 Jean Le Cornu (1760- ) [33] no issue
- 2 Jeanne Le Cornu (1762?- ) unmarried
- 2 Anne Le Cornu (1764- ) unmarried
- 2 Philippe Le Cornu (1758-1840) [2] m (1814) Marie Le Geyt (1788-1865) [3] daughter of Daniel, of Bon Air (St S) [4]
Notes and references
- ↑ Of Les Landes Farm (St O). Philippe, his eldest son and a grandson, are said to have become most affluent as a result of the Island`s ancient pastime of smuggling. Their home in the remotest part of Les Landes, just north of the `tenants`` (or drovers`) droit de passage to the Commune of Vinchelez de Haut, at Les Landes, would have been ideally located to serve `fraudeurs`. Depending on wind direction, isolated creeks abounded within half a mile to the north, west and south of the house. Local folklore has it that men clad in white sheets ensured the absence of both neighbours and prying eyes. Their home, which still exists, was enlarged and then finally exchanged for the manor of Vinchelez de Haut! A series of judicial marriages within the Island, may have assisted. However, Philippe Le Cornu restored, rather than made his family`s fortune, as he was a direct descendant of the Le Cornus who were Seigneurs, in the 15th and early 16th centuries, of the Fief au Vesque, St Mary
- ↑ Purchased in 1826 the manor and Fief of Vinchelez de Haut
- ↑ 2nd cousin of her husband, Philippe
- ↑ Master Mariner, then Merchant in the Canadian fisheries
- ↑ Seigneur of Vinchelez de Haut, Colonel RJM
- ↑ Tobacco Merchant
- ↑ OV; C.Eng. Philippe Simonet Le Cornu was the States of Jersey Engineer. The Jersey bank crashes of 1873 affected him most adversely. He retained his manor and fief, but moved away, nearer Town, to Alphington House, St Saviour
- ↑ Of Les Marais; one-time Constable of St Ouen
- ↑ Seigneur of Vinchelez de Haut, but lived elsewhere; Artist
- ↑ OV; in banking, with the "Capital and Counties Bank," later Manager, Lloyd`s Bank, St Helier. He was the heir of his brother in 1916 but sold the manor and fief three years later, in 1919. His home was "The Knoll", St Saviour
- ↑ MA (Cantab) OV; Assistant-Master, Victoria College, then Classical Master at a school in Cape Colony, South Africa. Headmaster, Cathedral Grammar School, Grahamstown, SA and Vice-Principal, Gray Institute, Port Elizabeth, SA. He retired to Jersey and is buried at St Saviour
- ↑ OV; he lived at Woodbine, Bagot, St Saviour. He was in banking, becoming the Actuary, Jersey Savings Bank. He lived latterly at Carlton House, Bagot
- ↑ OBE, MC OV; Le Cornu left College in 1905 to go to Sandhurst. Commissioned into The Royal Munster Fusiliers, he transferred into the 55th Coke`s Rifles, Indian Army, and from that regiment into the 56th Punjabis. He added to this, by latterly serving in The Corps of Signals. He was awarded the Military Cross during the First World War, when serving as a Major in the Indian Army. He eventually retired in the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, to Havre des Pas
- ↑ MC OV; he left College in 1910 to enter the army, being commissioned into the Royal Army Service Corps. He served in the Great War, being awarded, when a Captain, with the Military Cross. He transferred, after the war, into the Indian Army Service Corps, serving in the rank of Major. Major Le Cornu retired to his native Island, living in 1939 at Seagate, Samarès
- ↑ OV; he left College in 1873 and was latterly Manager of the Jersey Waterworks Company
- ↑ Chief Cashier, Jersey Savings Bank
- ↑ OV; he emigrated to South Africa, living in Port Elizabeth in 1889
- ↑ Of Highfield, Vinchelez, a property perched above, and overlooking, to the north, Les Coupes and Douet de la Mer, St Ouen. An early Victorian house, it resembles in most details others nearby, to the south, with the exception of a surprising window in the eastern gable. This looked out to sea, whilst the windows to the north overlooked the cart track leading through their land, down the small valley to Douet de la Mer, where a crane overhung the creek
- ↑ Of Clare Street, St Helier, Surgeon
- ↑ OV; he entered the Army, retiring in the rank of Captain. He was living at Highfield in 1897. In Jersey, he was Secretary of the Victoria Club, St Helier
- ↑ Merchant in Burin, Newfoundland, who retired to Plaisance, on the site of the present Howard Davis Park
- ↑ President and Director, Jersey Gas Light Company
- ↑ Lieutenant, R.N., lost with H.M.S. Jersey, 1940
- ↑ Of Heathmount, Le Mont ès Corvées; Farmer. He was a Major, RJM and for many years Constable of St Ouen
- ↑ Colonel, RJM and KADC; he purchased in 1871, the manor and Fief of La Hague, having previously been the tenant of Trinity Manor. Colonel Le Cornu represented, between 1875-1881, his parish as a Deputy in the States
- ↑ Seigneur of La Hague, Nobretez, Blanc Eperon and other fiefs
- ↑ Seigneur of St Ouen
- ↑ Dame de la Hague, Nobretez and du Blanc Eperon, which were sold with La Hague Manor, as a result of wartime neglect and damage to the manor and grounds by German forces, to Scottish immigrants. Miss Le Cornu lived latterly with friends at Waldegrave, the former Briard property
- ↑ Mrs Elliott`s portrait hangs today in the hall at La Hague, which is now St George`s Preparatory School. She inherited from her father the Fiefs des Nièmes and Sauvalle, in St Peter, which she retained. She and her husband have descendants in England
- ↑ Dame du Fief de Lecq
- ↑ It was well-known among local family friends that Colonel Le Cornu did not favour his daughters marrying. They all complied with his wishes except Alice, who married in her father`s latter years
- ↑ Of Grey Gables, Mont au Roux Brelade; Maritime Artist, born nearby at Le Coin
- ↑ Vicar of Hathersage and Derwent, Derbyshire