Protestant Exiles from France/Book First - Chapter 15 - Du Quesne
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Du Quesne.
In my memoir of the family of Du Quesne (now Du Cane), I called attention to the fact that at one time there had been a confusion in its attempted pedigree through the introduction into it of individuals with the same surname but of different parentage. A foreign correspondent of Sir Edmund Du Cane furnished him with information regarding a second Pierre Du Quesne and his family, of which the following is a summary:—
| Jean Du Quesne of Valenciennes, died 1646. | ||||||||||||||||
| Jean, b. 28th Oct. 1606, d. 1666. | Jeanne, b. 3d Oct. 1603, died 15 th Nov. 1645. | = | Philippe de Rentre, died in Sept. 1648. | Marie, b. 28th July 1610, married in England. | = | Isaac de Lillers, of London, merchant. | Pierre, b. 28th Oct. 1617, died in England in 1671. | |||||||||
| Marie de Lillers, wife of Nathaniel de Neu, no children. | Isaac de Lillers, unmarried. | Jacob de Lillers, unmarried. | ||||||||||||||