Homestead, Boulivot

Historic Jersey buildings Homestead, Grouville Homestead is a common name for a house in Jersey and there are at least three in Grouville. This is one of two in Vieille Rue, although the other is a cottage in a different road of the same name in Gorey Village Index of all house profiles If you own this property, have ancestors who lived here, or can provide any further information and photographs, please contact us through editorial@jerripedia.org

Property name

Homestead

Location

Vieille Rue, Boulivot, Grouville

Type of property

Early 19th century farmhouse

Families associated with the property

• De Faye
• Monamy
• Le Cornu: In 1941 Edmund Philip Le Cornu (1879- ) was living here with his wife Jane, nee Cabot (1867- ), their daughter Florence May Crisp, nee Le Cornu (1899- ) and her son Arnold Falle David Crisp (1925- ). More recently the house was owned by Elsie Le Cornu

Historic Environment Record entry

Listed building

This early 19th century farmhouse retains its original form to the street and some historic features both internally and externally. The house dates to the early 19th century.

A contract of 5 February 1814 records the sale of the house by Philippe de Faye to Jean Monamy. The 1935 OS map shows that the house was once part of a small farmstead with an adjoining range to the rear of the house and detached outbuildings set around a central yard - all since demolished.

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