Descendants of Philippe Bisson - 4

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Descendants of Philippe Bisson


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  • 1 Philippe Bisson (1760?- ) [1] (St H) [2] m (1793, St H) Elizabeth Benest ( 1769- ) daughter of Jean (St H)
    • 2 Elizabeth Bisson (1794- ) (St H) [3] m (1820, St H) Philippe Monamy ( -by 1851) (St C)
    • 2 Philippe Bisson (2/1796- ) (St H) [4] m (1821, St H) Elizabeth Reed (St H)
    • 2 George Bisson (9/1797- ) (St H)
    • 2 Marie Bisson (2/1799- ) (St H)
    • 2 Jean Bisson (2/1800- ) (St H) [5]
    • 2 Charles Bisson (3/1801-1857) (St H) [6] m (1824, St H) Edith Mary Reed (1805-1878) (St H)
      • 3 Caroline Edith Bisson (1825-1841) (St H) [7]
      • 3 Charles Frederick Bisson (1827- ) (St H) [8] m (1857, St H) Esther Le Feuvre, daughter of Abraham (St H)
      • 3 Frederick Shirley de Carteret Bisson (1829- ) (St H) [9] m 1 (1857, St H) Emily Phillips daughter of Michael (Sydney); 2 (1862, Camberwell) Mary Kate Holmes daughter of Henry [10]
        • 4 Frederick Shirley Dumaresq de Carteret Bisson (1857- ) (Aus > Ldn) [11]
      • 3 Helen de Jersey Bisson (1830-1882) (St H > Ldn) m (1853, St J) Henry George Hawley, son of Thomas [12] (Sy)
    • 2 Dumaresq Bisson (1803- ) (St H)
    • 2 William Stiles Bisson (1805- ) (St H) [13]
    • 2 Couteur or Le Couteur Bisson (1809-1875) (St H) Master Mariner [14] m (1836, St H) Jane Benest (1821- ) (St H)
      • 3 Jane Mary Bisson (1839- ) (St C)
      • 3 Edward Le Couteur Bisson (1841- ) (St C) [15] m Sophia Unknown (1840- ) (St C)
        • 4 Mary Bisson (1873- ) (St B) m (1892, St S) Walter George Green [16]
        • 4 Philip Bisson (1876-1918) KIA [17] m (1906, St Lk) Clarissa Maud Renouf, daughter of Elias [18] (St Lk)
        • 4 Lydia Bisson (1882- ) (St H)
      • 3 Le Couteur Bisson (1845- ) (St H)
      • 3 Anna Bisson (1847- ) (St H) m 1 (1875, St S) Charles Cabot, [19] son of Thomas [20] (St Mt); 2 (1893, St H) Cecil George Rogers [21] (Grantham)
      • 3 Rachel Bisson (1850- ) (St Lk) m (1877, St H) John Daniel Le Rougetel, son of Thomas [22]
      • 3 Agnes Bisson (1852- ) (St L)
      • 3 James Bisson (1854- ) (St L) [23] m (1876, St S) Elizabeth Annie Anstis, daughter of James [24] (Devonshire)
        • 4 Beatrice Bisson (1877- )
        • 4 James Anstis Bisson (1879-1947) m Emma Louisa May Frost
          • 5 Herbert Walter Bisson (1907-1930)
          • 5 Cyril John Frederick Bisson (1909-1988) m Iris Edith Musselwhite ( 1911- )
          • 5 Lillian May Bisson (1911- )
          • 5 Stanley Phillip Bisson (1912- )
          • 5 Arthur James Bisson (1917- )
        • 4 Eleanor Bisson (1881- ) (May also have been known as Gertrude)
        • 4 Elizabeth Bisson (1886- )
        • 4 Lillian Bisson (1889- )
      • 3 George Bisson (1857- ) (St L) [25]
    • 2 Edward Bisson (1811- ) [26] m Unknown

Notes and references

  1. ↑ There were two Philippe Bissons baptized in 1760, each with a father named Philippe. One of the fathers had married Marie Hocquard--see Descendants of Thomas Bisson--and the other Elizabeth Le Dain. The date "1760" sometimes given as "1761" does not help. It appears on online trees, but without any cited reason. It is therefore unreliable and should be regarded as estimated. It should be noted that this page has been independently researched by a member of the Jerripedia team, using primary sources. Philippe Bisson`s date of death is not yet known
  2. ↑ Master Mariner. He was almost certainly the Philip Bisson, Owner and, in 1790-1791, Master of the 29 ton Ceres, which was from 1790 to 1795 in the Guernsey trade, Master in 1792 of Charles Chevalier`s 36 ton brig Mary Anne and owner from 1792 of the 52 ton Newfoundland-built brig Good Intent, of which he was also Master. John Jean lists him among Jersey`s Principal Shipowners in the 19th century, and as an owner from 1790-1826: J. Jean, Jersey Sailing Ships, (Chichester: Phillimore & Co, 1982), 116, 130, in which work there is also featured Charles Bisson and Le Couteur Bisson, below
  3. ↑ Godparents: Mr Jean Benest, Grandfather, and Mse Anne Benest, Aunt. The widowed Elizabeth was living at the time of the 1851 St Helier Census at Albert Cottage, George Town, with her widowed mother Elizabeth, nee Benest, and her widowed sister-in-law Elizabeth, nee Reed, both of whom were called by their married names, Bisson, in the usual English manner of the censuses. Elizabeth Monamy, as she then was, was named as the "daughter", but of which, the enumerator was evidently uncertain. It did not help that the ages, as recorded, of the two younger Elizabeth`s were incorrect
  4. ↑ Lieutenant RN
  5. ↑ Jean`s godparents identify well his mother`s branch of the Benests. They were Mr Jean Benest, Grandfather, and Mr Jean Benest, Uncle, and Dlle Jeanne Le Geyt, his wife, Aunt
  6. ↑ Master Mariner; Master and owner, 1828-1841, of the Cape Breton-built 57 ton cutter Dart Packet, hence his description in the 1841 St Helier census as Shipowner. His son Charles Frederick described him, at the time of his marriage, as a Ship Agent. He and his wife Edith, with their children Caroline, Charles, Frederick and Helen, were living at that time in St James`s Street
  7. ↑ Her godparents were Philip Bisson Esq., and Elizabeth Reed, his wife, with Robert Shirley Reed, Esq., whose middle name this branch of Bissons retained
  8. ↑ Mariner, in 1857
  9. ↑ FRGS; Scholastic Agent and publisher of Our Schools and Colleges, 4th Edition, (1880); Captain RJM. Frederick Bisson and his first wife lived for some years in Australia. He was thereafter of Marylebone and Jersey
  10. ↑ Gentleman
  11. ↑ Married twice, with issue in the UK
  12. ↑ Jeweller, as was his son
  13. ↑ Godparents: John Stiles, Esq., "Capitaine des Vaisseaux de Son Majesté Britanique and Charles de la Garde, Gentleman, representing William Home Esq., and Dlle Caroline Mary Home
  14. ↑ Owner from 1848 of the 50 ton cutter Freedom. His merchant`s flag was a white pennant, within a blue and red pennant, divided horizontally. An Ouless oil on canvas painting of the Freedom cutter passing the Casquets survives. Le Couteur Bisson was named after his godfather John Le Couteue, Esq., Colonel. The latter`s wife, Dlle Marie Dumaresq, was the godmother
  15. ↑ House Carpenter, in 1871 and in 1891, Farmer in St Peter
  16. ↑ Mariner
  17. ↑ Lieutenant, RNR, serving on HMS Waterwitch and on HMS Louvain in the Mediterranean, died in action aged 42. He had in 1891 been assisting his father in farming, before going to sea. In 1906, on marriage, he was a Master Mariner. His home address in 1918 was in Blackheath, Kent
  18. ↑ Master Mariner
  19. ↑ Master Mariner
  20. ↑ Farmer
  21. ↑ No profession; son of Edward Montague Rogers, Gentleman
  22. ↑ Both Timber Merchants
  23. ↑ Clerk, in 1876
  24. ↑ Farmer
  25. ↑ Draper`s Apprentice, 1871
  26. ↑ Master Mariner, whose Master`s Certificate, dated 10th February 1851, was No. 49,986. He was in 1861, a married man, and master of Pearl, which was docked in Portsmouth
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