Descendants of Edouard Remon

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Descendants of Edouard Remon



Remon of St Peter

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  • 1 Jean Remon (c1600- ) (St P) m ?(1632, St P) Anice Payn [1]
    • 2 Jean Remon (1633?- ) (St P) [2]
    • 2 Nicolas Remon (30/11/1634-1674) (St P) [3] m (1665, St S) Sara Dumaresq (1641- ) (St S) daughter of Nicolas and Sara, née Falle, daughter and heiress of Philippe [4]
      • 3 Marie Remon (1666-7/1731) (St P) [5] m [6] Nicolas Le Boutillier ( -5/1731) (St P)
      • 3 Nicolas Remon (1668-1742) (St P) [7] m (1691 St B) Jeanne de Carteret Pipon (1669-1741), daughter of Edouard and Elizabeth Elizabeth Gruchy
        • 4 Nicolas Remon (1693-1762) (St P) m (1734, St P) Marie Le Montais
        • 4 Jeanne Remon (1695- ) (St P) m (1718, St P) Daniel Valpy dit Janvrin
        • 4 Jacques Remon (1698- ) (St P) [9]
        • 4 Jean Remon (1701-1709) (St P) [10]
        • 4 Edouard Remon (1704-1779) (St P > St B) [11] m (1740, St B) Marie d’Auvergne, daughter and principal heir of Philippe (St B)
          • 5 Marie Remon (1742-by 1746?) (St B)
          • 5 Edouard Remon (1744-1799) [12] m (1784, St B) Anne Pipon (1755 - 1829 St B) daughter of Thomas [13] and Anne Lempriere, daughter of Michel [14]
            • 6 Jeanne Remon (1785, St B-1832, Gr) m (1816, St B) Thom Mallet (1794-1846?) (Gr) [15]
            • 6 Esther Remon (1786- ) (St B) m (1804, St B) George Le Hardy (St S)
            • 6 Elizabeth Anne Remon (1788-1804) (St B)
            • 6 Edouard Remon (1790-by 1794) (St B)
            • 6 Edouard Remon (1794- ) (St B)
          • 5 Marie Remon (1746-1818) m George Bertram (1750-1829) [16]
          • 5 Jacques Remon (1749-1826) [17] m (1779, St B) Susanne Pipon (1753-1834) (St B) daughter of Thomas [18] and Anne Lempriere, daughter of Michel [19]
            • 6 Susanne Remon (1781-1866) (St B) m (1815, St B) Charles Bertram [20]
            • 6 Marie Anne Remon (1783-1803) (St B)
            • 6 Sophie Remon (1785-1785) (St B)
            • 6 Jacques Remon (1786-1786)
            • 6 Sophie Remon (1787- ) (St B)
            • 6 Jacques Remon (1788-1859) (St B) [21] m (1824, St L) Anne (Nancy) Marett daughter of Philippe [22] and Anne Mauger, daughter of Pierre, Jurat (St L)
              • 7 James Marett Remon (1825-1904) (St B > Can.) [23] m 1 Marguerite Zoe Boudreau (1837-1908)
                • 8 Marie Anne Remon (1856-1896) (Quebec)
                • 8 Marie Julie Zoe Remon (1857-1946) (Quebec) m Stanislas John Le Gouffe
                • 8 Philomene Remon (1862-1922) (Quebec)
              • 2nd wife of James Marett Remon, Adele Blais (1843-1889)
                • 8 Soulange Remon (1865- ) (Quebec) m (Can) Joseph Lafontaine
                • 8 James Remon (1872-1886) (Quebec) [24]
                • 8 Adelaide Remon (1878- ) (Quebec) m (1912, Montreal) Joseph Albert Barette, son of Alphonse
                • 8 Marguerite Remon (1883-1890) [25]
              • 7 Mary Anne Remon (1826-1868)
              • 7 Thomas Charles Remon (1828-1916) (St B > Can.) [26] m Genevieve Blais (1839-1907)
                • 8 Modeste Remon (1858-1934) (Quebec)
                • 8 Genevieve Remon (1861- ) (Quebec)
                • 8 Elizabeth Remon (1866- ) (Quebec)
                • 8 Frederic Remon (1869- ) (Quebec) m (1893, Gaspe, Canada) Marie Philomene Le Blanc (1866-1955)
                  • 9 Susanne Remon (1894-1960) (Gaspe)
                  • 9 Thomas Remon (1895-1970) (Gaspe)
                  • 9 Marguerite Remon (1898-1984) (Gaspe)
                  • 9 Emelienne Remon (1902- ) (Gaspe)
                  • 9 Georgiana Estelle Marie Remon (1904-1984) (Gaspe)
                  • 9 James Remon (1907-1988) (Gaspe)
                • 8 Suzanne Emile Remon (1876- ) (Quebec)
              • 7 Sophia Remon (1829-1909) (St B) unmarried
              • 7 Emily Remon (1830- ) (St B) m (1863, St L) George Augustus Brett [27]
              • 7 Matilda Jane Remon (1832- ) (St B) Liv 1871
              • 7 Edward Pipon Remon (1838-1888) (St B > Can.) [28] m Mary Evelyn Donaldson daughter of Robert [29]
              • 7 Susannah Pipon Remon (1838-1931) (St B)
            • 6 Thomas Remon (1790- ) (St B) [30]
        • 4 Elizabeth Remon (1709-1768) (St P) m (1740, St B) Noe Le Cras ( -by 1768) [31]
        • 4 Jean Remon (1711-1755?) (St P) [32]
      • 3 Thomassine Remon (1671- ) (St P) [33]
      • 3 Alice Remon (1674- ) (St P)
    • 2 Marie Remon (1638- )? (St P) [34]
    • 2 Collette Remon (1643- ) (St P) [35]

Notes and references

  1. ↑ Two Jean Remons were presenting children in baptism at St Peter, between 1627 and 1645. The first Jean presented his daughter Marie Remon for baptism in 1627, followed by Pierre in 1630. The next Jean Remon`s family will have started shortly after his marriage in St Peter in December 1632 to Anice Payn. In June 1634 Jean, son of Jean Remon was baptised, as was Nicolas in 1634, another Marie in 1638 and Sara, six months later. The latter was described as "daughter of Jean, son of Pierre", being possibly born to a second marriage of her father. Collette Remon was the last, in 1643. Of these children, Jean, Nicolas and Collette have godparents associated with early generations of Nicolas` descendants, and as such feature here. Court records and the Jersey Land Registry will clarify the issue and take the tree further back. One of these Jean Remons was a Sermenté in St Peter for the 1668 Extente. What is certain, is that Nicolas (generation 2) was "son of Jean". Of likely significance, is a deed at the Jersey Archive, dated 1644, which mentions the lease of a field in St Peter, on the Fief du Roy, to one of the Jean Remons, described as being the "son of Nicolas". The latter will have been born about 1570: L/C/111/A3/83
  2. ↑ Christened in June 1634, Jean was perhaps born some months earlier. His godparents were "Jacques Balleine and his wife", who was Rachel Remon, whom he married on 7th November 1632, at St Peter
  3. ↑ Godparents: Thomas Sceale and Marie Remon, the former from the property now adjoining the Co-op, called La Fosse, in St Peter. His land included the triangular orchard upon which Abraham de Gruchy built, in 1818, his new home and business, when it was still called Le Jardin de Seale. Nicolas Remon was of Greenhill, St Peter where his syllabic initials and those of his wife are engraved upon two corbels: "NRM" and "SDM"
  4. ↑ Seigneur de Ponterrin: ABSJ V, 375
  5. ↑ Godparents "Dumarest and his mother"
  6. ↑ The date of this marriage has not yet been found. However, their son Nicolas Le Boutillier had as godparents in 1689, Mr Nicolas Remon and Mse Sara Dumaresq, and their daughter, Marie Le Boutillier, had for godparents in 1691, Mr Richard Dumaresq and his wife. "Mse Marie Remon" was buried in July 1731 as the "widow of Mr Nicolas Le Boutillier", who died two months previously
  7. ↑ Centenier of St Peter 1698-1715; Captain in the Militia, 1697: ABSJ, VI, 253
  8. ↑ Seigneur of Avranches. The two children of this marriage, in marked contrast to those of the previous marriage, each had maternal godparents. Edouard Marett (1784) had as godparents, the Revd. George Bertram and Dlle Marie Remon, his wife, and Elizabeth (1786) had Mons. Edouard Remon and Dlle Marie Dauvergne, widow of Mons. Edouard Remon. Both parties, at the time of this second marriage at St Saviour, were of St Brelade
  9. ↑ If Jacques survived childhood, he may have been the Jacques Remon who chartered for three months, together with Nicolas Fiott, a vessel to go to Newfoundland in June 1742: L/C/88/A/12, at the Jersey Archive. His godparents in 1698 were Jacques Remon and his wife. It has not yet been possible to identify Jacques, the godfather
  10. ↑ Godparents: Mons. Dumaresq and Dlle Grandin
  11. ↑ Merchant and Shipowner at St Aubin. Constable of St Brelade, 1758-1769; Lieutenant-Colonel in the Militia, 1760. The placement of Edouard agrees with the findings of the respected Jersey genealogist, the Rev J A Messervy: ABSJ, VI, 253
  12. ↑ Merchant and shipowner at St Aubin; master and owner of two ships, in 1782-1785 lists, including the 70-ton brig Industry. Constable of St Brelade, 1779-1782, Colonel in the Militia
  13. ↑ Of St Aubin, Merchant and Jurat
  14. ↑ Seigneur of Diélament
  15. ↑ Thom Mallet and Jeanne Remon, his wife, had children baptised in St Brelade, where he had settled, between 1818 and 1825. He was in 1820 a Lieutenant Militia
  16. ↑ MA, Rector of St Clement, 1777-1787; of St Brelade, 1788-1818; of St Martin, 1818-1829; Vice-Dean. The marriage entry has not been located but is supported by Remon godparents in 1790, St Brelade, and by J B Payne An Armorial of Jersey, 44
  17. ↑ Merchant and shipowner at St Aubin; owner of three ships, in 1790-1792 lists, one, at least, of which was in the Newfoundland trade: J Jean, Jersey Sailing Ships, (Chichester: Phillimore and Co., 1982), 61-74 (lists), 48. Constable of St Brelade, 1800-1809; 1814-1817. Perhaps in his youth, the Master of this name, in 1778, of the 160 ton, 6 gun, Jersey brig Triton. Messervy thought he was the Jacques who was a Major, Jersey Militia Artillery, which seems most likely
  18. ↑ See above
  19. ↑ See above
  20. ↑ Later Rear-Admiral RN
  21. ↑ Constable of St Brelade, 1832-1838. His entry in the 1851 UK Census reveals that he, and no doubt his family, had also been corn merchants
  22. ↑ Seigneur of Avranches
  23. ↑ Merchant, living in Cape Cove, Gaspé, having first arrived there in 1842. In the 1861 Gaspé Census, he features as a merchant, at the same address as his brother, Thomas Charles Remon, who was also a merchant. In 1871, he was the Enumerator for the Gaspé East, Cape Cove District, for that year`s census. At the same address was 62 year-old Thomas Savage, Merchant, and 17 year-old Philip de Gruchy, Agent, both born, as was he, in Jersey. He died in 1904 at Percé: Canadian Immigration Records Part 1 (1901); 1861 and 1871 Censuses, Gaspé East
  24. ↑ Buried at Percé as James Remon
  25. ↑ Buried at Percé as Marguerite Remon
  26. ↑ Merchant in Gaspé, Canada, as above
  27. ↑ Merchant, son of Frederick Harrington Brett, MD. In 1865, George Brett and his wife were living in China, where he was a merchant: UK, Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths From British Consulates, 1810-1968, at www.ancestry.co.uk
  28. ↑ Barrister-at-Law; settled in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, residing there at 494, Albert Street, and practising as a barrister: 1871 Census, Ottawa, Canada; The Ottawa Journal (Deaths, July 1939) and Ottawa, Canada, Beechwood Cemetery deaths and burials (1888)
  29. ↑ Major, H.M. 41st Regiment
  30. ↑ Godparents: Rev George Bertram, Rector of St Brelade, and Marie Remon, his wife
  31. ↑ Capitaine
  32. ↑ Godparents: Jean Dumaresq gent. and his wife. The 1755 St Peter`s burial was described as that of "Mr Jean Remon of St Nicolas"
  33. ↑ Godparents: George Dumaresq gent. and his wife
  34. ↑ Godparents: Jean Payn and his wife
  35. ↑ Godparents: Mr Jean Pipon and Jenette, wife of Jacques Remon. Judging by the Extente (1668), Jacques` wife was Genette Gibault
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