- 1 Matthieu Le Loreur (1270-1332) [1]
- 2 Matthieu Le Loreur (1300- )
- 2 Guillaume Le Loreur ( -1353) [2]
- 3 Pierre Le Loreur (1330- ) [3]
- 3 Guillaume Le Loreur (1332-1401) [4]
- 4 Regnauld Le Loreur (1360-1432) [5]
- 5 Jeannette Le Loreur (1390- ) m Jean Poingdestre [6]
- 5 Jean Le Loreur (1400-1483) [7]
- 6 Regnauld Le Loreur (1440-1523) [8]
- 7 Regnauld Le Loreur (1480-1551)
- 7 Genette Le Loreur (1490- ) m (1520) Noé Le Geyt [9]
- 7 Perronnelle Le Loreur (1493-1551) m Jean Millais [10]
- 6 Regnauld Le Loreur (1440-1523) [8]
- 4 Pierre (Perrot) Le Loreur ( -1437) [11]
- 4 Jehanette Le Loreur (1385- ) [12] m John Lemprière [13]
- 4 Regnauld Le Loreur (1360-1432) [5]
- 3 Michel Le Loreur, [14]
- 2 Robert Le Loreur (liv 1331) [15]
- 2 Collin Le Loreur (liv 1338) [16]
Notes and references
- ↑ The original holding of the Le Loreurs was the property now known as Maufant Manor: ABSJ (1996), 568. Matthieu Le Loreur was Viscount, 1309; Jurat, 1329; and Bailiff, 1332
- ↑ Probable son of Matthieu. He was Jurat, 1348-1353
- ↑ Possible son. He was Jurat, 1379
- ↑ Probable son. He was Jurat, 1382-1401
- ↑ He may have been the son of Pierre. He was Seigneur, in part, of Diélament, 1413; Jurat, 1397-1432
- ↑ Seigneur du Fief Mottier. He was Jurat, 1450-52; Bailiff, 1452-53-
- ↑ He may have been a grandson of Regnauld or child of a second marriage. He was Procureur of St Saviour, 1454; Jurat, 1452-1483
- ↑ Of La Chasse, Maufant, probably son of Jean. He was Jurat, 1503-23
- ↑ Noé Le Geyt dit Le Maillier, of Mont à L`Abbé, St Helier, was Seigneur of the Fief de La Carrière
- ↑ Of St Saviour
- ↑ Almost certainly brother of Regnauld. He was Seigneur, in part, of Diélament, 1413. He was Jurat, 1407-1437
- ↑ ABSJ VII, 265
- ↑ Seigneur of Rosel. He was HM Receiver of Revenues, 1430; Bailiff, 1434-. Their eldest son, Regnauld Lemprière, the first of this name in that family, was killed at the Seige of Mont Orgueil Castle in 1467. He was no doubt named after his uncle, Regnauld Le Loreur. Jehanette`s second son, George Lemprière, was Seigneur of Diélament, having probably been eventual heir of one maternal uncle and having purchased the remaining part of the fief from the family of the other Le Loreur uncle
- ↑ Tentative son. He was Rector of St Clement, 1377
- ↑ Tentative son
- ↑ Tentative son