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MINISTERS.

Mr	De la Ripandine.	Mr	G. Alix.[1]
„	Du Val.	„	Cosmes Brevin.[2]
„	Dangy.	„	Olivier Mesnier.
„	Pierre Henice.	„	Marin Chestes.
„	Des Travaux.	„	Martin.
„	Pinçon.	„	Pierre Baptiste.
„	Bonespoir.	„	Nicolas Maret.
„	Des Serfs.	„	Thomas Johanne.
„	Parent.	„	Toussaint Le Bouvier.
„	De Freiderne.	„	Thomas Bertram.
„	Du Perron.	„	Julien Dolbel.
„	De Chautmont.	„	Laurens Machon.
„	De Haleville.	„	Josúe Bonhomme.
„	Moulinos.	„	Edouart Herault.
„	Vincent Du Val.	„	Nicholas Baudoin (minister both of St. Pierre-Port in Guernsey, and of St. Marie in Jersey).
„	Gerin.[3]
„	Des Moulins.[4]
„	Monange (has been minister both of St. Pierre-Port in Guernsey, and of St. Helier in Jersey).	„	Jacques Girard.
		„	Le Churel.
		„	G. Treffroy.
„	Beny.	„	Jean Girard.
„	Nicholas Le Duc.	„	Arthur Walke (minister of the Chasteau de Mont Orgeuil in Jersey).
„	Bouillon.[5]
„	G. Riche.	„	Percival Wybone (minister of Chateau Cornet in Guernsey).
„	Mathurin Laignaux.

SEIGNEURS AND OTHER FRENCH GENTLEMEN.

Le Comte de Montgomery, and Madame, his Comtesse.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$	Mr.	De Liage, and Madame, his wife.
		„	Daigneux.
Mr. de Montmorial, and Madame, his wife.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$	„	Des Colombiers.
		„	Bisson.
Mr. the Commander of the Order of Malta.		„	De Moyneville.
Mr. Le Baron de Coulosse.		„	De Montfossey.
Madame de Laval, and her Maitre-d’ hotel, and all her suite.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$	„	De Groneville.
		„	De la Branche and his wife.
Madame, the Lady of Cardinal Castillon.[6]	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$	„	De St. Voist.
		„	Des Granges.

The above lists are from the old manuscript. For the following I am indebted to my correspondent. It appears that Mr. Baudoin accepted his charge in Jersey in 1585, owing to some disagreement between the French ministers and the governor of Guernsey (Sir Thomas Leighton). Before that date, Mr. Le Duc had been pastor of St. Martin’s in Guernsey. The ten parishes of Guernsey were about (or soon after) this date, however, given to French Protestant ministers, of whom the following is a list:—

Maitre	Marin Chrestien dit Bonespoir, St. Pierre-Port.
„	Pierre Le Roy dit Bouillon, St. Pierre du bois et Torteval.
„	Mathurin Loulmeau dit Du Gravier, St. Martin.
„	Pierre Merlin, exerçant alternativement le ministère de la parolle de Dieu en ville.
„	Jacques Roullées, St. Andre.
„	Jean Marchant, La Foret.
„	Jean Du Quesnel, Le Catel.
„	Jean De Cherpont, Le Valle.
„	Noel Perruquet dit De la Mellonière, St. Samson.

In 1589 most of these returned to France. The following names afterwards occur. Jacques Guyneau (died 1592). George Chappelain (died 1592). Dominique Sicard (1592). Jean De la Valée (1592). Samuel Loulmeau (1592). Daniel Dolbel (1596). Jeremie Valpy

1. The surname of the great Dr Allix was often spelt as above.
2. Grandfather of Dean Brevint.
3. A family of the name of Guerin, originally of Clérac in Provence, still exists in Guernsey.
4. A family surnamed Moulin, in Guernsey, is (according to tradition) descended from a refugee minister.
5. A family of this name was in existence in Guernsey, in the beginning of this century.
6. This was the Comtesse De Beauvais, widow of Odet de Chatillon, commonly called the Cardinal.