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Property name
Blanc Pignon
Location
Rue du Blanc Pignon, St Martin
Type of property
19th century rural house
Families associated with the property
- Messervy
- Le Huquet
- Noel: The 1901 census showed farmer Francois Josue Noel (1846- ) living here with his wife Rachel Maria (1852- ), nee Vardon
Datestones
- CMS ECB 1767 - For Clement Messervy, son of Jean, and Elizabeth Cabot, who were married in St Martin on 31 October 1750 [1]
- CLH♥♥SPL 1825 - For Charles Isaac Le Huquet [2] and Susanne Pallot who married in St Martin in 1825[3]
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Two-storey house; 19th century facade masks earlier property. Shown on the Richmond Map
Old Jersey Houses
Not included. One of the datestones is shown in the list of 903 in the second volume, but wrongly identified as CMC (or G)
Notes and references
- ↑ The address of the property is wrongly identified in the Datestone Register as La Rue de la Pallotterie
- ↑ Charles Isaac was the son of Thomas and Marie Le Huquet, but the family line in St Martin at this time is very difficult to trace and it has not been possible to determine which of two possible Charles and Maries were his parents
- ↑ A rare example of a datestone whose date coincides with the couple's marriage
