Hi J,
Here are some fuller details for your line with further information:
Jan/Jehan de Lespine born before c1548 in La Gorgue, France. He is presumably the Jan de Lespine who was granted permission to reside in Canterbury on 18 October 1583. Therefore he died after 1583.
His son Jaques de Lespine born before c1570 in La Gorgue, France, died Cantebury 1601. He married Catherine Delbeq in Canterbury in 1591 and they had 4 daughters and 1 son. She was born in Sailly, France before c1573 and after Jaques' death remarried Francois de Richbourg in Canterbury in 1602.
His son Jan/Jean de Lespine born Canterbury 1594 died Canterbury 1655. He married as his first wife Jaqueline Bariselle in Canterbury 1630 and had 3 sons. She was born in Lille, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France, and was the daughter of Charles de Bariselle and Eline. Jaqueline died in Canterbury in 1632 and after her death Jean remarried Susanne le Grand between 1632 and 1635 although I cannot find the marriage. Jean left a will and was buried in St Alphege, Canterbury.
His son Jean Delepine/Lepine by is first wife born Canterbury 1632 died Canterbury 1710. He married Marie Bonte in Canterbury in 1668 and had 9 sons and 4 daughters. She was born in Canterbury in 1649 and was the daughter of Jean Bonte and Jeane Galman. She died in 1712. Jean was buried at Holy Cross Church, Westgate, Canterbury.
His son Daniel Lepine born Canterbury, Kent 1687 died Canterbury 1754. He was a recipient of the Jane Basse Charity administered by the French Church of London and is named in her will. He married as his first wife Marie Vendome in Canterbury in 1711 and had 4 sons & 3 daughters. She died in 1726. He married as his second wife Elizabeth Broadstreet in Whitstable in 1727 and had 3 daughters and 6 sons. Elizabeth died in 1746. Daniel was buried at Holy Cross Church, Westgate, Canterbury.
His son Jean/John Lepine by his second wife born Canterbury 1732 died Maidstone 1804. He married as his first wife Mary Brett in Rochester, Kent, in 1761 and had 5 sons. She died in Maidstone in 1780 and he remarried widow Mary Walter in St Saviour Southwark, Surrey, in 1794. They had no children and she died in 1801 in Maidstone. John was an executor to the will of his brother Stephen in 1797 and became a recipient of the Jane Basse Charity in 1803.
His son Stephen Lepine born Maidstone 1767 died Maidstone 1808. He married firstly Ann Beeching in Maidstone in 1790 and had 1 daughter and 2 sons. She died in Maidstone in 1795 and he then remarried Ann Danes in 1801 in Boxley. They had 2 daughters and 1 son. He was buried at All Saints Maidstone.
His son Stephen Lepine by his first wife born Maidstone 1792 died Maidstone 1861. He married firstly Lucy Pawley in Boxley in 1812 and had 4 sons and 1 daughter. She died in Boxley in 1825 and he then remarried Mary Allen in Boxley in 1827 and had 5 sons and 3 daughters. Probate was granted to two of his sons in 1861 with his effects valued at under £200.
His son George Lepine by his first wife born Boxley 1823 died 236 Walworth Road, Surrey, 1886. He married Elizabeth Barbara Dunn in Kennington, Surrey, in 1850.
Best wishes,
Jon
