Lethieullier and Burrow.
| Sir Christopher Lethieullier | 1661 = |
Jeanne Du Quesne. | |||||||||||||||
| Jane | = | Thomas Burrow, of London, merchant, and of Chislehurst and Clapham. | Anne, wife of Sir Gerard Conyers. | Mary, b. 1674, d. 1744. | Christopher, b. 1675. | Benjamin, b. 1688. | |||||||||||
| Robert. | Christopher, of Holborn, Director E.I.C., married Anne, daughter of Abraham Lethieullier. | (Sir) | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | ||||||||||||||
London.
Some names of refugee members of the French Church, who could not find a place in my chapter I., or in the lists of denizens, are given here:—
London. 18th and 19th December, 1571.
In the Minories. John Lambert de Lanner, born in Flanders.
Hamlet of Poplar. Francis Bartelet and his wife, Margaret Oliver.
Hamlet of Ratcliffe. John Leyot. Henry Sweter. Peter Weman. John Mayton. Dericke Lamor. John Barber.
Hallywell Street, Parish of St Leonard’s, in Shorditch. Thomas Dalrene, Pocket, his wife, his three children, and his servants, Edward Johnson and Bowche. James Fackonia [Fauconnier?], Bardalice, his wife. John Gummar, Collate, his wife, and his servants, John Debrewe and John Malbrancke. John Dreware, Symona, his wife, and two children. John Sualle, Barbary, his wife, two children, and his mother, Mary Glonwaye. Margaret Fassure, widow, and one child. Angell Durporte, widow, and Anne, her daughter. John Balie, Mary, his wife, and one child. Perwine Adrone, widow, and Collet, her daughter. John Shevallere, Mary, his wife, and two children. Nicholas Bailey, Katherine, his wife, and two children. Bauduine Savage, Rafroie, his wife, his two children, and his servants, William Carpentar and Lawrence Prevonse. Peter Browne, Gillian, his wife, and one child. John Draper, Frances, his wife, one child, and Charles Simon, his servant. Gabriel Sablor, Barbarye, his wife, and one child. John Catline. Walleran Rumcar, Margaret, his wife, and one child. James Besue, Ellenor, his wife, and two children, John Fever and John Dusart, his servants, and Bastian Demount, his maid. James Darra, Jeane, his wife, James and Philip, his sons. Peter Grindar, Wilmak, his wife, two children, and John Rommon, his servant. John Droppe, and Anthonette, his wife. Anthony Depree, Mary, his wife, and two children. Gibart Tibargee, Annes, his wife, one child, and John Pulley and Matthew Hinchar, his servants. Paul Bushe, Gerard, his wife, and one child. Steven Jarvice, Isabel, his wife, and two children. John Honorey, Annes, his wife, two children, and Harry Spitbroie, John Jermaine, and Davie Gorell, his servants. John Devine, Isabel, his wife, one child, and Rosa Mellowe [Melloue], his servant. Salomon Sevre [or Seure], and Pocket, his wife. Anthony Butcher [Boucher?], Mary, his wife, and one child. James Tibargin, and Josina, his wife. Harry Poucell, Peron, his wife, and one child. James Allaine, Jeane, his wife, and one child. Katherine Declare, widow. Jacqueline Declare, widow. William Brickowe, Mary, his wife, one child, and Catline Declare, his servant. John Menshe, Annes, his wife, and four children. John Lawneschawe, Jeane, his wife, and four children. Twoe wyddowes unknowne, because they weare not at home.
Parish of St Mary Matfellon, alias Whitechapel. John Larne, Cicely, his wife, Nicholas and Barberye, his children. Lurin Larme, and Frances, his wife. Buddar Ruttie, Luse, his wife, Peter and Luese, his children. Lucras Tracat, and Jacqueline, his wife. Mare Herviett, widow, and Aells Pikett, her daughter. Roland Vandecapell, and Jaen, his wife. Anthony Laclare, and Pasquin, his wife. Peter Barrett, and Katherin, his wife. Gillam Mallatte, and Marrien, his wife. Lawrence Remiette,
