Pallot

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This surname appears in early-14th century records in Jersey

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Elize Ann Pallot


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Pre-1500 arms researched by Julian Wilson. G F B de Gruchy wrote in 1922 that arms borne in the 17th century by the Rev Josué Pallot were: "Argent, a palm tree proper". They appear to be the only authentic arms borne by Jersey Pallots

Origin of Surname

A wide variety of explanations have been put forward for the derivation of the Jersey surname Pallot.

It is suggested that the name is derived from the French surname Paillette, found in some numbers in Normandy today. There are also some 1,300 Pallots listed in the directory of telephone subscribers throughout France.

Paillette, found in Normandy as early as 1273, is derived from Medieval French paillettte (sequin), suggestion that it originally referred to a maker of gold and silver sequins; Paillette could also be the feminine form of paillet, old Fench for an ear of wheat, indicating a winnower.

Another theory, put forward by a French authority, is that Pallot is a variant of Pallas, who was a mythical Greek goddess.

The most recent suggestion, which seems to us to be highly logical, is that the name could be derived from a diminutive of the Biblical given name Paul. As Pierre gave rise to a diminutive, Pierrot or Perrot, Paul would have produced Paul(l)ot, and then Pallot. Moreover, the Jersey Norman-French pronunciation of Paul, as 'Pol', a given name once used regularly in families such as the Vaudins, is known to have given rise to the pronunciation of Pallot as 'Pollot'. The following article includes a suggestion that the name could be linked to the Paulet family from England, who held office as Bailiff and Governor in Jersey in the 16th century, but we can find no evidence to support this theory.

Early records

The name appears in the Assize Roll of 1309, with mention being made of Nicolaa, wife of Jean Pallot, and in the 1331 Extente, in which several of the name are shown as holding land in St Saviour and St Martin, being parishes long associated with the surname.

Guillaume Pallot was Rector of St Lawrence, 1337-1340.

Michel and Collas Pallot were archers at the Castle in 1338, as was Collas junior in 1340.

Collas, Guillaume and Jehan appear in the Jersey Chantry Certificate of 1550.

Baptismal records start in the early registers, with an entry in St Saviour in 1544.

Jean Pallot was one of the Undermasters at the one-time College de la Ville in 1600 and then Regent of St Mannelier Grammar School for no less than sixty years. His son, Josue Pallot, was Rector of St Clement, 1643-1652, and again after the Restoration of the Monarchy, 1660-1672. Between 1672-1693, Josue was Rector of Grouville.

Variants

  • Pallot, 1309
  • Palot, 1299
  • Pallott 1342
  • Palot Vitard 1299
  • Paillette

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Family homes

Family businesses

  • Hosier John Pallot was in business at 31 King Street in 1880, followed by clothier P Pallot from 1885 to 1903, and J Pallot in 1905

  • J G Pallot acquired Victoria Auction Mart, of Library Place, from Charles de Ste Croix in the 19th century

  • Sion Stores, St John, 1890

  • 1913

  • 1858

  • 1875

  • 1859

  • Sale of Charles Ernest Pallot's Hautes Croix business in 1905

  • 1953 advert in Jèrriais

Occupation curfew cards

Curfew passes issued to Denis, Emile and Vernon Pallot during the Occupation as members of the Honorary Police [1]

  • Denis Pallot

  • Emile Pallot

  • Vernon Pallot

Family album

Pallot twins at the 1906 Jersey Battle of Flowers

  • John Adolphus Pallot(1876-1950), holding Donald Carter

  • John George Pallot (1879-1972) (St Mt) and his wife Elizabeth Ogier

  • John George Pallot

  • John George Pallot

  • John George Pallot with his daughter Mabel

  • John George Pallot, his children and sister Louisa's

  • John George Pallot

  • John George Pallot and Elizabeth Ogier's wedding

  • Owen Noel Pallot, son of John Adolphus

  • Percy Arthur Charles Pallot (1888-1960) son of Abraham and Mary Ann Hubert, with his children

  • Percy Arthur Charles Pallot (1888-1960)

  • Percy Arthur Charles Pallot with wife Isabella McNaught, and children Christina, Vera and Owen

  • Percy Arthur Charles Pallot

  • Percy Arthur Charles Pallot

  • Pallot and Warwick families

  • Elmer Pallot

  • W A Pallot (back row, second left) was a member of the YMCA league and cup double winning football team in 1928-29

  • Elizabeth Pallot, nee Ogier, left, at the wedding of her sister

  • Dorothy, Mabel Rachel and Lizzie Pallot

  • Olive Matilda Pallot and Elizabeth, nee Ogier

  • Mabel and Olive Pallot with John Frederick

  • Dorothy, Olive, Mabel and Margaret Pallot

  • Mabel Pallot

  • Mabel Pallot and her husband William Ley

  • Herbert Giddings and Grace Olive, nee Pallot

  • John Francis Peter Pallot (1843-1912)

Pallot brothers about the time of the Great War ...
... and another photograph of John and Louisa Pallot's family. Front row, left to right: Moses, John, Louisa, Edmond; girls: Annie, Lilia and Louisa (Lydia); next row up are Hedley, Philip, John (Jack) and Alexandre; top row: Sam and Tim [2]
The 1940s Occupation wedding of Gerald Pallot and Winifred Dutot. Among the others in the photograph are Jack and Nelson Pallot, Adelina and Winter Dutot, Clara and Anita Pallot and Eunice Dutot
Ministers and lay preachers of the Methodist French Circuit in 1867, including Abraham Pallot. The picture was taken by Asplet and Green a year after they set up in business at 18½ Beresford Street and also includes P Tourgis, Philippe Amy, P Le Gresley, Thomas J Desprès, Mr Ahier, Mr Benest, P Garnier, Mr Hamon, D Bisson, G Le Masurier, P Norman, J Syvret, P G Adair, G Skelton, T Binet, T Billot, Mr Vautier, E de Carteret, W Le Duc, T Lucas, H Collas and J Le Cornu

Family gravestones

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  • Trinity Church cemetery

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  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • Philadelphie cemetery

  • Philadelphie cemetery

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  • Philadelphie cemetery

  • Surville Cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Saviour

  • St Saviour

  • St Saviour

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • The grave of Great War casualty Alfred Pallot at Dovercourt (All Saints) Churchyard, Essex

  • The grave of Great War casualty Ernest Philip Pallot at Moeuvres Communal Cemetery Extension, near Cambrai

  • The grave of Great War casualty Philip Henry Pallot at Suzanne Communal Cemetery Extension, near Albert

  • St Saviour


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New records

Since August 2020 we have added several thousand new records from the registers of Roman Catholic, Methodist and other non-conformist churches. These will appear in date order within a general search of the records and are also individually searchable within the database search form

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Notes and references

  1. ↑ These cards are held by Jersey Archive. Visit The Archive online catalogue for more information. A subscription may be needed to view some of the site's content
  2. ↑ When this picture was posted to Facebook in 2019 John's wife was described as Ann, but marriage and census records show her as Susan, baptised Louisa Susan
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