- 1 Jean Huelin (1710- )
- 2 Jean Huelin (1740- ) [1] m (1/1763) Marie Magdeleine Dallain
- 3 Marie Magdeleine Huelin (1763- ) [2] m (1784) Jean Le Couteur (St P)
- 3 Esther Huelin (1766- )
- 3 Jean Huelin (1770-1772)
- 3 Jean Huelin (1772- ) m (1799, St P) Jeanne du Heaume (1773- )
- 4 Jean Huelin (1800-1856) (St P) m (1822, St P) Rachel Sauvage (1801-1872) (St O)
- 5 Jean Huelin (1823- )
- 5 Philippe Huelin (1827- ) [3] (St P) m (1850, St S) Jane Renouf (1829- ) daughter of Pierre (St L)
- 6 Jane Huelin (1850-1851) (St My)
- 6 Philippe Huelin (1852- ) (St My) [4] m (1884, St S) Melanie Renouf daughter of John (St L) [5]
- 7 Philip Huelin (1884- )
- 7 Florence Huelin (1886- )
- 6 Jane Huelin (1855-1855) (St L)
- 6 John Huelin (1856- ) (St L)
- 6 William Huelin (1859-1859) (St P)
- 6 Francis Huelin (1860- ) (St P) [6]
- 6 Elise Huelin (1863-1936) (St P) m 1 (1896, St H) Albert Richard Harrison [7]; 2 (1923, St H) John Philip Cabot
- 6 Louisa Huelin (1865- ) (St P) m (1890, St H) Thomas Renouf de Gruchy [8]
- 6 James Huelin (1870- ) (St P) [9]
- 6 Henry Huelin (1873, St P) [10]
- 5 William Huelin (1830- ) [11] m Mary Ann Le Boutillier daughter of Philippe (St J)
- 6 Maria Huelin (1861- ) m (1890, St H) Alfred Vaudin [12]
- 6 William Huelin (1869?- ) [13]
- 6 John William Huelin (1871?- ) [14] m Lilian Mary Rowe daughter of Henry
- 7 John Huelin, Deputy [15]
- 7 William Helier Huelin (1898- ) [16] m 1 (1923) A Gibson
- 8 June Mary Huelin (1925- )
- 2nd wife of William Helier Huelin (1934) Gwyneth Clare Locker MBE, [17] daughter of William Jervis Locker, of Staffordshire
- 8 Daughter Huelin
- 8 William Valentine Jervis Huelin (1939- ) [18]
- 7 Victor Huelin (1900- ) [19] m (1924, St H) Gertrude Catherine Patrick daughter of John Macdonald [20]
- 7 Cyril Huelin (1903- )
- 7 Ernest Huelin (1910- ) [21]
- 6 Florence Louisa Huelin (1873- ) m (1895, St H) Maurice Alavoine, Advocate [22]
- 6 Alexandra Martha Huelin (1876-1941) [23]
- 6 Lewis William Huelin (1878?-1943) [24]
- 6 James William Huelin (1881-1913) [25] m (1908, AS) May Louisa Balleine d and heiress of Josué Alexandre Balleine [26] and Carterette Andrews Rowland du Pré
- 7 James Lewis Rowland (Bob) Huelin (1910- ) [27] m 1 Arlette Aldyth, only daughter of Brigadier Stansfeld
- 8 Daughter Stansfeld-Huelin
- 8 Peter Stansfeld-Huelin
- 8 Daughter Stansfeld-Huelin
- 2nd marriage of James Lewis Rowland (Bob) Huelin (1956) Constance Margaret (Peggy) Wilson-Johnston
- 8 Son Huelin
- 7 Peggy Vivienne Alexandra Huelin (1912- ) m ( -- ) Hodges
- 7 James Lewis Rowland (Bob) Huelin (1910- ) [27] m 1 Arlette Aldyth, only daughter of Brigadier Stansfeld
- 5 James Huelin (1832- ) m (1858, Tr) Mary Ann Renaut (1842-1898) daughter of Jean [28]
- 6 Maria Louisa Huelin (1859-1925)
- 6 Clementina Eliza Huelin (1861- )
- 6 Augusta Jane Huelin (1871- )
- 5 Jane Huelin (1839-1908) m Jean Dallain (1828-1914)
- 4 Philippe Huelin (1802- ) [29]
- 4 Jeanne Huelin (1805- )
- 4 Marie Huelin (1808- ) m Amice Carrel
- 4 Jean Huelin (1800-1856) (St P) m (1822, St P) Rachel Sauvage (1801-1872) (St O)
- 3 Jeanne Huelin (1776-liv 1841)
- 2 Jean Huelin (1740- ) [1] m (1/1763) Marie Magdeleine Dallain
Notes and References
- ↑ R.P.58/213b (1773): Jean Huelin fils Jean sells to Philippe Le Feuvre fils Clement a house and land on the Fief des Vingt Livres, St Peter, for the price of 5 quartiers, 6 cabots and 4 1/2 sixtonniers
- ↑ Godparents: Jean Le Brocq of St Mary and Elizabeth Huelin, his wife
- ↑ Farmer of 17 acres at Devon Villa, Augerez: 1871 Census, St Peter
- ↑ Timber Merchant`s Foreman, living at 8, Rouge Bouillon: 1891 Census, St Helier
- ↑ Farmer
- ↑ Grocer and Wine Merchant`s Assistant: 1891 Census, St Helier
- ↑ Draper, working on his own account: 1901 Census, St Peter
- ↑ OV; of Surville, Constable of St Martin
- ↑ Timber Merchant`s Assistant: 1891 Census, St Helier
- ↑ Two or more of the above brothers eventually emigrated
- ↑ Founder, in about 1852, of what was later called J W Huelin, Timber Merchants. The date 1848 has long been given for the establishment of this firm. However, in the 1851 Census of St Helier, William Huelin, aged 20, appears as a clerk working for Elie Bisson of Seaton Place, a Sailmaker. In 1856, he bought from Philippe Arthur a house and buildings adjoining Seaton Place to the north, and the Esplanade to the south: RP 215/49. This was the start of the 44, Esplanade business of William Huelin who was, in the early years, also a coal merchant. He was then aged 26. The firm eventually became general builders` merchants and when merged in the 20th century, with that of Renouf, acquired extensive premises at Five Oaks, St Saviour. The Huelin-Renouf Shipping Company resulted, and was a well-known feature of 20th century Island life
- ↑ Master Mariner, son of Philippe, of St John, Proprietor
- ↑ Victoria College, 1884-1886; living 1891
- ↑ Victoria College, 1886-1888, after whom his father`s firm was named J W Huelin
- ↑ OV; served in WW1 as a Lieutenant, Royal Irish Rifles. He was afterwards Director of J W Huelin and a Deputy for St Helier in the States of Jersey
- ↑ OV; Commissioned in the 13th Rajputs, Indian Army in 1916; he served in the First World War as a Lieutenant. He retired many years later with the rank of Lt-Colonel
- ↑ Senator in the States of Jersey, after whom Gwyneth Huelin Wing, at Jersey General Hospital, was named
- ↑ Val Huelin was for some years an Estate agent; before settling in Rhodesia
- ↑ OV; Businessman
- ↑ Captain, Cameron Highlanders
- ↑ OV, then educated at Eastbourne College; of Les Lumières, Route Orange, St Brelade
- ↑ Lieutenant-Colonel, RJM (1908)
- ↑ Alexandra Martha Huelin was born in 1876 and christened into the Anglican Church in 1905
- ↑ MRCS, LRCP, Victoria College, 1888; Captain, RAMC, 1914-1918. Afterwards a GP, living in Elizabeth Place, St Helier
- ↑ OV; 2nd Lieutenant (1904), Lieutenant (1908) and then Captain, RJMA (Royal Engineers` Company)
- ↑ Dénonciateur, Captain, RJM
- ↑ Educated at Cheltenham and Sandhurst, commissioned in The Wiltshire Regiment, served in WW2 and retired not long afterwards due to a war wound, in the rank of Major. He lived at Dièlament Manor and Les Hetres, St Peter
- ↑ Witnesses were John Dallain and Jane Huelin. 1869 datestone at Les Arches, St John
- ↑ Master mariner, whose gravestone, with memorial inscription, is facing the west door of St Peter`s Church. J. Jean records him as Master of the 86 ton brigantine Superb until his retirement in 1843. The date of his retirement co-incides with the start of ownership by a Philip Huelin, of the 56 ton brigantine Harriet, the change from sea-going to shipowning having then been a common trait of Island maritime life: Jersey Sailing Ships, (Phillimore, 1982), 92, 147. He married and had issue: R.P.291/9 (1886)