Descendants of Jean de Ste Croix - 2

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Descendants of Jean de Ste Croix





Captain Aubrey de Ste Croix of the 119th Infantry, (Mooltan Regiment), Indian Army, taken in 1916, a few months before he was killed in action, at Kut
Some descendants of Jean de Ste Croix and Marie Briard were previously shown in Descendants of Simeon de Ste Croix. However, as some doubt exists as to whether Jean had indeed married aged fifteen or sixteen, it has been decided to show their issue and descendants on this, their own page. The tree has, at the same time, been greatly extended by Guy Dixon

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  • 1 Jean de Ste Croix (1660-by 1740) m (1685, St H) Marie Briard ( -1740) daughter of Elie and Jeanne Dolbel (St H)
    • 2 Jean de Ste Croix (1687- ) (St H) [1]
    • 2 Nicolas de Ste Croix (1690-1757) (St H) [2] m (by 1723) Marie Mollet ( -1735) (St H)
      • 3 Charles de Ste Croix (1723- ) (St H) [3] m (1749, St S) Francoise Neel (1727- ) younger daughter of Elie and Esther Le Geyt (St H)
        • 4 Nicolas de Ste Croix (1750-1816) (St H) [4] m (1783, Hackney) Sara Gay (1761-1821) daughter of Thomas
          • 5 Sarah de Ste Croix (1785-1828) (Tonbridge)
          • 5 William de Ste Croix (1787-1843) [5] m (1818, Witham, Essex) Mary Catherine Green
            • 6 William de Ste Croix (1819-1877 (Windsor) [6] m (1845, Wootton, Northants) Martha Evans, daughter of John Stanton Evans [7]
              • 7 Mary Emily de Ste Croix (1846- ) (Glynde, Sussex) m (1878, Seaford) Robert Henry Russell [8]
              • 7 William de Ste Croix (1848- ) (Glynde) [9]
              • 7 Elizabeth Honor de Ste Croix (1849- ) (Glynde) m (1876, Glynde) Arthur John Richardson (Firle), Rev, son of William Thomas [10]
              • 7 Caroline Agnes de Ste Croix (1850- ) (Glynde) m (13/07/1876, Glynde) John Clay Lucas (Lewes), [11] son of William [12]
              • 7 Amy Catherine de Ste Croix (1852-1927, Tonbridge) (Glynde)
              • 7 Emma Martha de Ste Croix (1853-1932) (Glynde)
              • 7 George Clement de Ste Croix (1854-1907) (Glynde) [13] m 1 (1881, Sx) Edith Longcroft, daughter of Thomas Crawford [14]
                • 8 Clement de Ste Croix (1881-1945) [15]
              • 2nd wife of George Clement de Ste Croix (1889, Cheltenham) Clare Macnamara [16]
                • 8 Marjorie Clare de Ste Croix (1891-1950)
                • 8 Aubrey de Ste Croix (1893-1917) [17] KIA [18]
                • 8 Beryl Faith de Ste Croix (1901- ) Liv 1939
                • 8 George Noel de Ste Croix (1903- ) [19]
              • 7 Arthur de Ste Croix (1857- ) (Glynde) Liv 1891
              • 7 Charles de Ste Croix (1860-1861) (Glynde)
              • 7 Frederick Alexander de Ste Croix (1862-1921, Seaford) [20] m (1902, Sx) Lucy Elizabeth Tuck, daughter of Joseph [21]
              • 7 Ethel Augusta de Ste Croix (1864-1940) unm.
              • 7 Francis de Ste Croix (1864-1939) (Glynde) [22] m (1892, Earl`s Court) Ada Francesca Mary Pilditch, daughter of John, Revd.
                • 8 Francis William de Ste Croix (1901- ) [23]
                • 8 Godfrey John Nicholas de Ste Croix (12/1902- ) [24] m (1931, Tonbridge) Mary Flood
                • 8 Victor Clement de Ste Croix (1907-1992) [25] m 1 (1934, Rusthall) [26] Leslie, daughter of Dr H Oswald-Smit (Tunbridge-Wells); 2 (1950, Westminster) [27] Sandra Rhoda May Rabagliati, née Bourgein ( -1997) [28]
            • 6 George de Ste Croix (1829- ) (Windsor) [29] Liv 1891
            • 6 Henry Charles de Ste Croix (1831-1878) (Berks) [30] m (1856, St Giles, Camberwell) Emma Smith, daughter of Edward (Dulwich)
              • 7 Henry Miles de Ste Croix (1857-1928) (Chantry) [31] m (1888, St C) Maria Getting Lempriere, daughter of Daniel Matthew [32]
                • 8 Arthur Nicholas de Ste Croix (1889-1915) [33]
                • 8 Percy Miles de Ste Croix (1891-1949) [34] m (1915, Eng) May Agnes Ward ( -1978), daughter of Henry Joseph
                  • 9 Walter Miles de Ste Croix (1922- ) [35] m Gretel Marie Greiff daughter of Hans and Ethel Myra (Aus)
                    • 10 Sally de Ste Croix, Liv 1970
                • 8 Rose Marie de Ste Croix (1894-1979)
              • 7 Sara de Ste Croix (1858-1899) (Lincs)
              • 7 Emma de Ste Croix (1860-1907) (Lincs)
              • 7 Rose de Ste Croix (1862- ) (Chantry) m (1884, Suffolk) Vere Francis Wilson (1855-1917) [36]
              • 7 Charles de Ste Croix (1863-1874) (Chantry) [37]
              • 7 Sidney de Ste Croix (1866-1928, Worthing), [38]
              • 7 Edward de Ste Croix (1869-1936) [39] m (1902, Alton) [40] Blanche Ethel Chalcraft, daughter of John [41]
                • 8 Joyce de Ste Croix (1904-1984)
          • 5 Henrietta de Ste Croix (1788-1846) (Hackney)
          • 5 Charles Henry de Ste Croix (1789- ) (Hackney) Liv 1841 [42]
          • 5 Elizabeth de Ste Croix (1790- ) m (1817, Hackney) William Brown Darwin
          • 5 Thomas de Ste Croix (1792-1806) (Hackney)
          • 5 Mary Ann de Ste Croix (1793- ) (Hackney) m George Allfrey [43]
          • 5 Jaspar de Ste Croix (1795-1850) (Chelsea) [44] m (1834, Hants) Lucy Watts [45]
          • 5 Margaretta de Ste Croix (1797- ) m (1819, Hackney) Alexander Green
          • 5 Arabella de Ste Croix (1798-1816) (Hackney)
          • 5 Nicholas de Ste Croix (1799-1881) (Hackney) [46]
          • 5 Edward de Ste Croix (1802-1802) (Lon)
          • 5 Septima Louisa de Ste Croix (1803-1803)
      • 3 Jeanne de Ste Croix (1725-1726) (St H)
      • 3 Jeanne de Ste Croix (1726- ) (St H)
      • 3 Elizabeth de Ste Croix (1728- ) (St H) [47]
      • 3 Marie de Ste Croix (1731-1809) (St H) m Jean Neel ( -by 1809) (St H)
    • 2 Edouard de Ste Croix (1693- ) (St H)
    • 2 Charles de Ste Croix (1697- ) (St H)


Notes and references

  1. ↑ Godparents: Elie Briard junr. and Jeanne Briard, his sister
  2. ↑ Nicolas`s was probably the St Helier burial recorded on 14 September 1757: Nicolas de Ste Croix, Cannoneer, of the Garrison of Elizabeth Castle, in the Island of Jersey. His maternal uncle-by-marriage, Philip Wallis, had been the Master Cannoneer at the castle
  3. ↑ Godparents: Jean Le Vavasseur dit Durell and Jeanne Briard, wife of Philip Wallis
  4. ↑ On baptism: Nicolas, son of Charles de Ste Croix, son of Nicolas. This distinguishes him from a child baptised in St Helier in 1755 as Nicolas, son of Jean de Ste Croix. Nicolas settled in Hackney, Middlesex, where he was a coal merchant and dealer: London Gazette (1800). He prospered, prior to 1800, and must have benefitted from a few years of training in the Jersey Militia, before leaving the Island, as he became an officer of the Hackney Volunteers, promoted in 1797 to Captain: List of the Officers of the several regiments and corps of fencible cavalty, (1797). His home in Hackney in 1790, was the Ivy House, Homerton: Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1890). This was a large four-storey house, on the corner of Mare Street and Richmond Road. Nicholas and Sara de Ste Croix had also lived in her family home, Sutton House: Victor Belcher, Sutton House, A Tudor Courtier`s House in Hackney, (English Heritage, 2004)
  5. ↑ Registrar of the Dean and Chapter of Windsor: Wedding register entry of his son, William de Ste Croix, in 1845
  6. ↑ Alumni Cantabrigiensis: "William de Ste Croix, son of William, Windsor; School, Eton; MA, 1858; Cricket blue, 1839-1842. Vicar of Glynde, Sussex, 1844-1877. author
  7. ↑ Of Wootton, Northants, who witnessed the wedding, together with Sarah de Ste Croix
  8. ↑ Clerk, Corporation of London: 1881 UK Census, Hendon, Middlesex
  9. ↑ William does not apparently feature in any UK census after 1851, when he was three years old. He probably died an infant
  10. ↑ Surgeon
  11. ↑ Merchant
  12. ↑ Brewer
  13. ↑ Banker in 1881; afterwards (1891) of North Hall, East Chiltington
  14. ↑ Major-General
  15. ↑ Major (1932), living in Chiltington, Sussex: Sussex Archaeological Review,. Army Officer, single, born 1881: 1939 England and Wales Register. He was a Major, Royal Sussex Regiment
  16. ↑ Widowed by 1911 (UK Census) she recorded having had four children, all living
  17. ↑ Educated Tonbridge School 2nd son of George Clement; born Brighton, Royal Military College, Sandhurst; Indian Army (1912); commissioned in 119th Infantry (1913); Lieutenant (1914); served in World War, mentioned in dispatches twice: The Register of Tonbridge School from 1861 to 1934.
  18. ↑ Captain A de Ste Croix, 119th (The Mooltan Regt) Indian Army, killed in 1917: Online photograph in uniform, shortly before his death
  19. ↑ Assistant in firm of produce brokers: 1939 England and Wales Register
  20. ↑ Merchant, in 1902
  21. ↑ Surgeon
  22. ↑ Marine Insurance Underwriter (1911 U.K. Census), - at Lloyds of London? He was living in Coulsdon, Surrey, with his wife, who had given birth to three children, all of whom were living
  23. ↑ Civil Servant and Government Officer; Rural Education Officer in Nigeria, -1947-1957-: U.K. & Ireland Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960, at www.ancestry.co.uk
  24. ↑ Land agent; chartered surveyor: 1939 England and Wales Register
  25. ↑ The marriage of Victor Clement de Ste Croix to Miss Leslie Oswald-Smith was reported in the Sevenoaks Chronicle, 27 April 1934. He was captain of the Tunbridge Wells Rugby Football Club. He served during WW2 as a Second Lieutenant, Queen`s Own Royal West Kent Regiment
  26. ↑ Issue: two sons
  27. ↑ one son
  28. ↑ Widow of Alexander Coultate Rabagliati
  29. ↑ Formerly merchant. Living in 1871 with his brother and sister-in-law, Henry Charles and Emma de Ste Croix. He was at that time unmarried. He was living in Penzance, Cornwall, in 1891, with his unmarried nieces, Sara and Emma de Ste Croix: UK 1891 Census, Penzance
  30. ↑ Educated: Eton. Alumni Cantabrigiensis: Henry Charles de Ste Croix, of Berkshire; entered Corpus Christi, 1850; MA (1858); priest; Curate in Devon, then of Longbridge Deverill, Wilts, and Chantry, Somerset; Vicar of Figheldean, Wiltshire, 1871-1878
  31. ↑ Of St Mary`s Hall, Oxford, Bachelor`s degree in 1880 and Rector of Bradfield-Combust, Suffolk, 1881-1886: Alumni Oxoniensis. He afterwards lived for a while in Guernsey, before returning, with his Jersey bride, to England. He died in Welwyn Garden City, Herts
  32. ↑ Rector of St Clement, Jersey
  33. ↑ Killed on the Western Front; Corporal, 7th Bn, Royal Sussex Regiment
  34. ↑ Company director. He served during the Great War in the Royal Field Artillery
  35. ↑ Accountant and manager in commerce, travelling from England in August 1947 to Bombay, India, aged 25, to live there; in February 1951 to Sydney, Australia; in July that year, to Bombay, again to live there, and in November 1952 to Rangoon, Burma. In May 1953, he travelled from England by sea to Penang, Malaya, to live there, this time accompanied by Gretel Marie de Ste Croix. Their permanent address in England was 9 Beech Walk, London, NW 7, which had been his permanent address since 1947. They finally settled in New South Wales, Australia. Walter still featured there in 1968 in directories, and was alive at the time of his mother-in-law`s death, in 1970 in Sydney: The Sydney Morning Herald, 24 September1970
  36. ↑ Rector of Fulbeck, Lincolnshire. Living with them in 1891 was Sidney de Ste Croix, aged 24, Member of the University of Oxford, and Edward de Ste Croix, aged 22, Student at Durham University: UK 1891 Census, Fulbeck, Lincolnshire
  37. ↑ Charles appears in no UK census after 1871. He was probably the boy of this name, aged 10, who died in Hertford during June Quarter 1874
  38. ↑ Schoolmaster. The Haileybury School Register mentions that Sidney de Ste Croix, of Merton College, Oxford, had been, while at university, president of the debating society, and a keen cricketer. He was housemaster at Christ`s Hospital, Horsham, Sussex, in 1911: UK Census. Date of death: National Probate Calendar
  39. ↑ Curate, in 1902, of St Mary, Port Glasgow. The 1911 UK Census states that he and his wife had been married for nine years and hadone child, who was still living
  40. ↑ The Belfast Newsletter, 10 January 1903
  41. ↑ Of Anstey Lodge, Alton, Hampshire
  42. ↑ Of independant means, in 1841, when he was at the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Margaret and Alexander Green: UK Census, Hackney, Middlesex
  43. ↑ Of Stamford Hill, Hackney, insurance broker: Baptism of their son, Stenning Thomas Allfrey (1827-1827)
  44. ↑ Jaspar de Ste Croix was, apart from featuring in most Court Guides, "Principal of the Office on Pall Mall" of the Royal Exchange Insurance Corporation: The British Imperial Calendar (1839)' His widow was greatly involved in charitable concerns
  45. ↑ Executrix of her late huband`s PCC will, dated 1844, and proved in 1850. No children are mentioned
  46. ↑ Anthony Farrington, A Biographical Index of East India Company Maritime Service Officers, 1600-1834, (The British Library, 1999): Midshipman Warren Hastings, 1813--1816; 5th Mate, 1817-1818; 4th Mate,1819-1820; 3rd Mate, 1821-1822 all serving aboard Warren Hastings; 2nd Mate Dunira, 1823-1826; 1st Mate, Lord Lowther, 1827--1832. After leaving the Maritime Service, he was commanding, in May 1837, the Baring and Company ship Alexander Baring, in the Far Eastern trade. Captain Nicholas de Ste Croix became by 1861 an "East India Merchant": 1861 UK Census, Windsor, Berkshire; see also letter dated May 1837, displayed on the Family Page. He never married
  47. ↑ Elizabeth had as godparents Charles Le Geyt, commissary, and Elizabeth Howard, daughter of George Howard, Governor of Jersey


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