- 1 Raoulin Le Breton (1440-1485) (Tr) [1]
- 2 Abey Le Breton (1465- ) [2]
- 3 Raoulin Le Breton (1500- ) m Perrine de Gruchy (1500- ) daughter of Robin, Centenier (Tr)
- 4 Raoulin Le Breton (1525- ) [3] m Genette Bisson (1523- ) daughter of Nicolas (Tr)
- 5 Jean Le Breton (1560- ) [4] m 1 Thomasse La Cloche (1565- ) [5] daughter of Etienne (St H) and Blanche Le Bastard, daughter of Clement
- 6 Jeanne Le Breton (1585- ) m Pierre Cabot (1577- ) of Augrès (Tr)
- by the 2nd wife of Jean Le Breton m (1617) Elizabeth de la Rocque (1580- ) daughter and co-heiress of Raulin [6] (Tr)
- 6 Francois Le Breton (1620- ) [7] m Rachel Cabot (1625- ) daughter of Jean (Tr)
- 7 Aaron Le Breton (1656-1732) m 1 (1680, St L) Susanne du Coty (1650-1688)
- 8 Edouard Le Breton (1682- ) [8]
- by the 2nd wife of Aaron Le Breton m (1688, St B) Marie Jeanson (1660-1729)
- 8 Marie Le Breton (1689-1754) d and heiress, inheriting Les Ifs m (1709) Nicholas du Feu (1684- ) s of Richard (Tr)
- 9 Richard du Feu [9]
- 8 Rachel Le Breton (1692-1703)
- 8 Marie Le Breton (1689-1754) d and heiress, inheriting Les Ifs m (1709) Nicholas du Feu (1684- ) s of Richard (Tr)
- 7 Francois Le Breton (1658- )
- 7 Elizabeth Le Breton (1661- ) died an infant
- 7 Jean Le Breton (1663-1702) of Guernsey (no issue)
- 7 Josué Le Breton (1666- )
- 7 Aaron Le Breton (1656-1732) m 1 (1680, St L) Susanne du Coty (1650-1688)
- 6 Josué Le Breton (1628- ) m (1666) Elisabeth Le Breton (1632- ) daughter of Pierre, Advocate
- 6 Francois Le Breton (1620- ) [7] m Rachel Cabot (1625- ) daughter of Jean (Tr)
- 5 Collette Le Breton (1564- ) m Philippe Larbalestier (1560- )
- 5 Genette Le Breton (1568- ) m Pierre Gallichan (1560- )
- 5 Martin Le Breton (1572- ) [10] m Marie unknown
- 6 Raulin Le Breton ( -1641) m (1628, Tr) Marguerite Le Riche
- 7 Marguerite Le Breton [11]
- 6 Raulin Le Breton ( -1641) m (1628, Tr) Marguerite Le Riche
- 5 Jean Le Breton (1560- ) [4] m 1 Thomasse La Cloche (1565- ) [5] daughter of Etienne (St H) and Blanche Le Bastard, daughter of Clement
- 4 Philippe Le Breton (1532- ) m unknown
- 5 Marie Le Breton (1555- ) m Helier Godfray (1550- )
- 4 Helier Le Breton (1534- ) priest [12]
- 4 Rauline Le Breton (1536- ) m Clement de la Rocque (1525- )
- 4 Francois Le Breton (1538- ) no issue
- 4 Jeannette Le Breton (1540- )
- 4 Raoulin Le Breton (1525- ) [3] m Genette Bisson (1523- ) daughter of Nicolas (Tr)
- 3 Vincenne Le Breton (1500- )
- 3 Raoulin Le Breton (1500- ) m Perrine de Gruchy (1500- ) daughter of Robin, Centenier (Tr)
- 2 Philippe Le Breton (1476- ) priest (1498) [13]
- 2 Abey Le Breton (1465- ) [2]
Notes and references
- ↑ Likely brother of Thomas Le Breton (1430-by 1486)
- ↑ Living, of age, in 1491, when he was engaged in a transaction with Jean Le Breton, son of the above Thomas
- ↑ Constable of Trinity, 1580-1585
- ↑ Treasurer of Trinity, 1609
- ↑ Sister of Benjamin La Cloche senior, Seigneur de Longueville
- ↑ Seigneur de Saval
- ↑ Of Les Ifs, Croiserie, Trinity. This, the paternal property of this branch of Le Bretons, is situated within half a mile of the two principal holdings of the "Descendants of Servais Le Breton", in Croiserie, being Beachwood and Bannelais
- ↑ Messervy believed this Edouard died without issue: ABSJ 6, 37. As his half-sister inherited the paternal property, this would, indeed, seem to have been the case
- ↑ "Trinity: Richard du Feu, son of Nicolas, and of Mary Le Breton his wife, in right of Mr Aaron Le Breton, son of Francis [owed] seven sous and a half": Extente (1749)
- ↑ Martin Le Breton, formerly of St Brelade, was in 1607 living in Guernsey: R.P.2/175: "Martin Le Breton, son of Raulin, living in the Isle of Guernsey sold 12 quartiers of wheat rente to Jean Le Breton, [his] elder brother"
- ↑ "Only daughter and heiress of Raulin Le Breton and of Marguerite Le Riche, his wife": R.P.20/62
- ↑ Sire Helier Le Breton, recorded as being of Trinity, was a priest in 1554. He embraced the Reformation [ABSJ 6, 28] and became Regent of St Mannelier, 1581-1587
- ↑ Sire Philippe Le Breton, "of Trinity", was admitted at Coutances to the priesthood in 1497/8 [ABSJ 6, 27]. His estimated date of birth is comparatively easy to calculate from this admission, at the end of his studies, to the priesthood, making his placement within the genealogy of the Trinity Le Bretons relatively straightforward. As neither Sire Philippe, nor property formerly owned by him, feature in any of 16th century transactions of the heirs of Jean Le Breton (1460- ), son of Thomas, he was probably a younger son of Raulin Le Breton, and therefore a brother of Abey Le Breton, whose grandson was also a priest. In the 16th century, the Le Bretons of Trinity still retained an interest in property situated in St Brelade, which parish was the Island "cradle" of the family. Raulin Le Breton and Thomas Le Breton, father of the above mentioned Jean (1460- ), were in all likelihood only the second generation of the family to have lived in Trinity. The Trinity options as to Sire Philippe`s parentage were therefore few