Descendants of Josue Remon

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Descendants of Josue Remon



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  • 1 Josue Remon (1615-1685) [1] (St J) m (1640, St J) Collette Lemprière ( -1673) [2] daughter of Symon (St J)
    • 2 Josue Remon (1641-1673 ) (St J) m (1664, St L) Catherine Le Veslet ( -1718) [3]
      • 3 Catherine Remon (1665- )
      • 3 Josue Remon (1669- )
      • 3 Jean Remon (5/1672- ) (St J) [4] m Perrotine Pinel (St J) [5]
        • 4 Jean Remon (1691-1760) (St J) m (by 1724) Catherine Querée [6]
        • 4 Josue Remon (1693-1729) (St J) [7] m (1721, St J) Matthie Anley
          • 5 Jacques Remon (1722-1734) (St J) [8]
          • 5 Jean Remon (1724-1779) (St J) [9] (St J) m (1747, St Mt) Madeleine Fleury (1722-1798) daughter of Jean and Jeanne Marett (St J)
            • 6 Madeleine Remon (1748-1821) [10]
            • 6 Elizabeth Remon (1750- ) living 1815 [11]
            • 6 Jean Remon (1754- ) [12]
            • 6 Rachel Remon (1756- ) [13]
            • 6 Josue Remon (1760-1823) (St J) m 1 Marguerite Queree (1757- ) [14]
              • 7 Marguerite Remon (1787- ) (St J)
              • 7 Josue Remon (1788- ) (St J)
              • 7 George Remon (1790-1847) (St J) [15] (St J) m (1825, St My) Marie Susanne Giot dit La Source (1798-1883) (St My)
                • 8 Annie Remon (1826- ) (St J)
                • 8 Jean Remon (1828- ) (St J) [16] m (1857, Tr) Susanne Romeril d of Elie [17] (Tr)
                • 8 Philippe Remon (1830- ) (St J) [18] m (1858, St B) Emma Newbegin [19] daughter of William
                • 8 James Remon (1832- ) (St J)
                • 8 Helier Remon (1834-1911) (St J)
                • 8 Abraham Remon (1836-1917) (St J)
                • 8 Mary Anne Remon (1839- ) (St J)
              • 7 Thomas Remon (1792-1827) [20]
              • 7 Françoise Remon (1795-1852) (St J) m (1816, St H) Jean Gavey (1793-1854)
            • 2nd wife of Josue Remon (St J) (1796, St P) Susanne Esnouf (St J)
              • 7 Catherine Remon (1798- ) (St J) [21] m (1824, St J) Jean Aubert (St J)
            • 6 Thomas Remon (1763-1800) (St J) [22] m (1794, St J) Elizabeth Simon (1772-1828) daughter of Clement and Marie Esnouf
              • 7 Thomas Remon (1795-1849) (St J) [23] (St H) m (1819, St H) Anne de Ste Croix (St H)
                • 8 Ann Rachel Remon (1823-1825) (St H)
                • 8 Jane Catherine Remon (1824- ) (St H) m (1847, St H) Amice Le Geyt son of Amice
              • 7 Jean Remon (1797-by 1800) (St J)
              • 7 Marie Remon (1798-1865) (St J) [24]
              • 7 Jean Remon (1800- ) (St J) [25] m (1823, St My) Margaret Catelinet ( -by 1871) (St My)
          • 5 Thomas Remon (1726-1728) (St J) [26]
          • 5 Josue Remon (1728-1730) (St J) [27]
        • 4 Elizabeth Remon (1696-living 1737) (St J)
        • 4 Jeanne Remon (1698-1720)
        • 4 Abraham Remon (1701-1781) (St J) m (1729, St J) Elizabeth Fiott (St P)
          • 5 Elizabeth Remon (1730-1734) (St J) [28]
          • 5 Abraham Remon (1731-1734) [29]
          • 5 Abraham Remon (1735-1774) [30] m Marie Perrée [31] daughter and heir of Amice, son of Abraham
            • 6 Marie Remon (1757-1776) (St J)
            • 6 Abraham Remon (1759- ) (St J) [32] m (1780, St J) Esther Hamon
              • 7 Esther Douce Remon (1781- ) (St My)
              • 7 Jean Remon (1783- ) (St My)
              • 7 Philippe Remon (1788- ) (St My)
              • 7 Marguerite Remon (1791- ) (St My)
            • 6 Elizabeth Remon (1762- ) (St J)
            • 6 Anne Remon ( -1780) (St J)
            • 6 Catherine (1767- ) (St J) [33]
            • 6 Marguerite Remon (1770- ) (St J)
            • 6 Jean Remon (1772-1781) (St J)
          • 5 Jean Remon (1737- ) (St J) [34] m Catherine Tourgis
          • 5 Elizabeth Remon (1740- ) (St J) [35] living 1783
          • 5 Anne Remon (1743-1778) (St J)
        • 4 Jacques Remon (1704-1720) (St J) [36]
        • 4 Thomas Remon (1708-1789) (St J) [37] m (1738, St J) Elizabeth Arthur (St J) [38]


Notes and references

  1. ↑ Recorded as son of Josue
  2. ↑ Buried as Collette Lemprière, wife of Josue Remon
  3. ↑ The will of Philippe Le Veslet of St Mary, dated and proved in 1675 (D/Y/A/3/89, at Jersey Archive), mentions a house bought from his brother Thomas Le Veslet, an acquisition, and not inherited land, which he could therefore bequeath. He left it to his sister Catherine Le Veslet, who had few namesakes, in this generation, with whom she could be confused. Catherine must have been a single, as yet unmarried woman or a widow. The only Catherine Le Veslet in that generation had married in 1664, Josue Remon. The last of their three children was baptised in May 1672. Had she been a widow by 1675, as now appears likely, her husband must have died between mid-1671 and 1675. His was almost certainly the burial recorded exactly in this time-frame, in St John, Josue, son of Josue Remon, son of Josue, on 16 December 1673. She married, when widowed, (1692, St L) Josue Le Sebirel, was godmother to her grandson Josue Remon in 1693, and died in 1718
  4. ↑ Of Vingtaine du Douet, St John. He was living in 1750
  5. ↑ Marriage date not yet known, but confirmed from church baptismal registers
  6. ↑ Jean Remon and Catherine lived at what is now known as Folly Farm (La Hougue), on the west side of Rue des Buttes, St John. Their initials and a date engraved there, possibly on inheritance, are: IRM CQR 1734. Jean made his will in 1750 (proved in 1760), leaving £4 to his father and £1 each to his brothers Abraham and Thomas and sister Elizabeth. The remainder was to pass to his wife, Catherine Querée: D/Y/A/10/54, at Jersey Archive. They had no surviving issue
  7. ↑ The godparents of Josue Remon son of Jean in 1693 were: Catherine Le Veslet, mother of Jean and Josue Le Sebirel, her husband”
  8. ↑ Jacques` godmother was Perrotine, paternal grandmother
  9. ↑ Godparents make up for gaps and ambiguities in the church registers. Jean son of Josue`s godparents were Jean, brother of Josue, and Catherine Querée, his wife
  10. ↑ Her potential placement as a daughter of Madeleine Fleury, godmother of Marguerite Remon (1787- ) daughter of Josue, and of Jean Remon (1797- ), son of Thomas, is confirmed by her burial as Madeleine Remon daughter of Jean: see Descendants of Guill Remon
  11. ↑ Elizabeth was mentioned in the 1815 will (proved in 1827) of Thomas Remon, a nephew, as were the names of both her parents: D/Y/A/20/107. This shows that Jean Remon and Magdeleine Fleury, his wife, had descendants, as now shown below
  12. ↑ Godparents were Jean Remon and Catherine Querée, his wife
  13. ↑ Shown marrying Thomas de Gruchy in 1776. A partage, RP 73/78 (1790), shows that the Rachel Remon who married de Gruchy was the daughter of Thomas Remon and Elizabeth Arthur
  14. ↑ Marriage record not found
  15. ↑ Sailor, living in the Vingtaine du Nord, St John, aged 50. Fisherman, living in St John, in 1858
  16. ↑ Sailor in 1857
  17. ↑ Proprietor
  18. ↑ Carpenter in 1858
  19. ↑ Widow of Henry Russell
  20. ↑ Master of Dandy in 1826. This was probably the Thomas Remon who made his will in 1815, and died in or shortly before 1827, when the will was proved: D/Y/A/20/107, at Jersey Archive. The will mentions the testator`s brothers and sisters, Josue, George, Marguerite and Francoise, with remainder to his aunt Elizabeth Remon, daughter of Jean and Madeleine Fleury. This shows that Thomas, the testator, was Jean Remon and Magdeleine Fleury`s grandson, and that his siblings were thus also grandchildren
  21. ↑ Godfather: François Fleury
  22. ↑ Godparents: Abraham Remon and Marie Perrée, his wife. His death is recorded: Thomas Remon, son of Jean, buried 16 September 1800, after having been drowned in La Grande Rade (the outer roads, or harbour approach), the night of 31 August 1800 - St John register. He was presumably a sailor. He should not be confused with Thomas Remon, who married in St Lawrence in 1799, Susanne Le Sueur. They were described as being, on marrying, both of St John, which may have been Susanne`s parish. Their four children were baptised at St Lawrence between 1800 and 1808
  23. ↑ Died in St Helier. Ropemaker
  24. ↑ Marie Remon`s will, dated 6 July 1864 (proved 1865) left all her chattels and personalty, after a small gift to the poor of St John, to her brother Jean Remon, and his wife, Marguerite Catelinet
  25. ↑ Farmer in the Vingtaine du Douet, St John, then Quarryman (1871). There was no issue of this marriage listed in censuses nor found in Church of England registers
  26. ↑ His godparents supply the identity of an aunt whose baptism was forgotten or missed from the register. The godparents were Thomas Remon and Elizabeth, his sister. Thomas` identity is established in 1730, below
  27. ↑ Godparents were Abraham Remon and his mother, identified as Perrotine Pinel, from the 1730 baptism of Elizabeth Remon, below
  28. ↑ The godparents of Elizabeth Remon daughter of Abraham were Thomas Remon and Perrotine Pinel, mother of Abraham and Thomas”
  29. ↑ Godparents: Jean Remon and Catherine Querée, his wife
  30. ↑ Godparents: Thomas Remon and Perrotine Pinel, his mother
  31. ↑ RP 49/146 (1760): Marie Perrée, daughter and principal heiress of the late Amice Perrée, son and principal heir of Abraham Perree, and wife of Abraham Remon, sells to Jean Remon a house, Le Jardin de Renouf, Clos d`Amos, Jardin d`Amos, that Perrée had bought from Esther Le Couteur, widow of Josue Lempriere, on the Fiefs d`Avranches and La Hougue Boëte. This Abraham Remon son of Abraham sold to his uncle, Thomas Remon son of John, an annual income of 3 cabots of wheat: RP 54/47 (1772)
  32. ↑ Abraham Remon, on the death of his grandfather in 1781, inherited his house and land. This he sold to Charles Querée, in the same year. It was described as house, field called Le Clos du Pont de Haut, two fields called Le Clos de Remon, all on the Fief du Castelet, St John, and Le Clos de Pierre Esnouf on the Fief de St Jean La Hougue Boëte. The field names survive, with one exception, suggesting that the house was either that now called Le Douet or Les Chasses, immediately to the west of Greenfield (below). In exchange, Querée sold him his house and field called Les Longs Champs, in the St Mary part of the fief last mentioned. Rentes completed the exchange. An exchange such as this, involving what would appear to be a smaller landholding, can be a means of discharging debt. Abraham moved into the house he had acquired, settling in St Mary: L/C/284/A2/7 at Jersey Archive
  33. ↑ Godparents: Jean Remon and Catherine Tourgis, his wife
  34. ↑ Godparents: Jean Remon and Elizabeth, his daughter
  35. ↑ The godparents of Elizabeth Remon daughter of Abraham were Thomas Remon, brother of Abraham and Elizabeth Arthur, his wife
  36. ↑ Buried as Jacques, son of Jean Remon and Perrotine
  37. ↑ Of Greenfields, Rue des Buttes, St John
  38. ↑ Their initials are engraved at Greenfield on the west gable of the farmhouse, now enclosed in the loft above the 1960s west extension. The stone is partly obscured by a rafter: TRM EAT (date lost)
  39. ↑ Godparents: Abraham Remon and his wife
  40. ↑ Of La Porte, Ville à L`Evêcque, Trinity
  41. ↑ Godparents: Jean Remon and his wife
  42. ↑ Of Old Farm, Route du Mont Mado
  43. ↑ Catherine`s christening was omitted from the register. However, Thomas Remon`s partage, dated 6 February 1790, RP 73/78, names her as the deceased`s fourth daughter and names her husband, as it did those of her siblings who were, at that date, married
  44. ↑ The couple left their initials and date engraved on Bon Air: PGLC CRM 1788
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