- 1 Thomas Le Vesconte (1660?- ) (St P) m (1681?) Foy Leal (1660- )
- 2 Ester Le Vesconte (1682-1773) m (1700, St My) Francois Le Couteur (1673-1753)
- 2 Foy Le Vesconte (1692- ) [1] m Pierre Gruchy
- 2 Philippe Le Vesconte (1696-1757) m Sara Le Bailly, daughter of Philippe and Elizabeth Mauger
- 3 Philippe Le Vesconte (1730-by 1733) (St My)
- 3 Philippe Le Vesconte (1733- ) (St My) m (1756, St O) [2] Elizabeth Le Ruez [3]
- 4 Charles Le Vesconte ( -1765) (St My)
- 3 Sara Le Vesconte (1736-1809) (St My) [4] m (1758, St P) Nicolas Renouf (St My)
- 3 Susanne Le Vesconte (1738-1775) [5] m (1768) Jean du Pré
- 3 Charles Le Vesconte (1743-1743) [6]
- 3 Rolin (Raulin) Le Vesconte (1745- ) [7] m [8] Anne de Carteret ( -1770)
- 3 Marguerite Le Vesconte (1747-1822) m (1773, St My) Nicolas Le Couteur (1748- )(St My)
- 3 Jean Le Vesconte (1748-1813) [9]
- 3 Jeanne Le Vesconte (1752-1820) m (1783) Philippe Vibert
- 2 Thomas Le Vesconte ( -1766) (St B) [10]
Notes and references
- ↑ Godfather: Mr Philippe Laell
- ↑ 1777 Datestone at Le Vesconte Cottage
- ↑ Follow link for alternative marriage and descendants - Descendants of Thomas Le Vesconte and Foy Le Brocq
- ↑ Godparents: Mr Thomas Le Vesconte and his wife. Sara Le Vesconte`s Will, made in 1807 and proved in 1809, mentions her brother Jean Le Vesconte, sister Jeanne Le Vesconte, nephews Jean and Edouard Le Couteur, nieces Elizabeth and Sara Vibert and a great-niece, Jeanne de Caen. No mention is made of surviving children of the testatrix. Note that in Jersey law, women retain their maiden name, although a living husband will be mentioned. A widow, however, will not necessarily be described other than in her maiden name: D/Y/A/17/98, at the Jersey Archive
- ↑ Godparents: Mr Michel Le Vesconte and Mse Marie Le Bailly, his wife
- ↑ Godparents: Mr Charles Arthur and Mse Jeanne Poingdestre, his mother
- ↑ Godparents: Monsr. Raulin Le Vesconte and Mse Marie Le Bailly. Centenier of St Mary, 1777-84
- ↑ Marriage record not found
- ↑ Centenier of St Mary, 1790-1802
- ↑ The 1759 Will of "Thomas Le Vesconte, fils Thomas, native of St Mary but domiciled in St Brelade," demonstrates the gaps that exist in digitized online registers. His own christening and that of his sister Esther, seem to be examples. He mentions the husbands of his two sisters, his brother Philippe and Sara Le Bailly, his wife, and underage nephews and nieces from this last union: D/Y/A/11/77, at the Jersey Archive