Le Binaud
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This datestone was removed from the house when it was demolished. ILB EHQ 1777 referred to Jean Le Boutillier of St John and Esther Hocquard of Trinity, who were married in St Mary in 1769, and moved to Trinity
Joan Stevens, in Vol 1 of Old Jersey Houses, says that the house name may also be spelt 'Bineau' and that it is possibly derived from the word for a stook of corn.
The house, in Rue de l'Epine, stood above Bouley Bay in Trinity but was derelict at the time the book was published and was subsequently demolished in 1962.
Owners have included Hocquards, Le Feuvres and Rondels.
In 1851 the house was owned by a Le Boutillier, father of Jane, who was married to Josue Pinel, who lived there with his father-in-law.
