Not quite what you are looking for, but he surname is the same;
The Guiots originated in the Valley De Pragelas in Dauphine, as did Jean Bonin ("Tronche en Pragelas"). His first wife Catherine Jordan, whose family may have have hailed from the Briaconnais, died on 3 January 1696 and was followed by their daughter, aged about two and a half- three months later.
Bonin remarried in 1703,to Marie Ouly, daughter of a refugee family from Chalans, Switzerland. The couple had at least two sons and left Portarlington after the birth of the second, Isaac Pierre, in 1705. By 5 September 1706 the couple resided in Dublin, where they formed part of the French Non-Conformed congregation at "Golblac Lane" at least until February 1711.
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The French Church register in Portarlington has as its first name as the baptism of Francois Cesar Meray by Pastor Jacques Gillet, dated 3 June 1694. Gillet and his successors kept their entries solely in French until 1817. Though they are not without their limitations, the Register entries have opened some windows of this early, pioneering period. Documentary proof exists for the presence of at least thirteen of these families; Freau-Vincent- Poussete-Bonin-Champ-Paster-Comte-David-Esperiat-Ouly-Marthe and Vuilly.
From clues pertaining to instances of intermarriage and limited literacy it would seem that the Bonins, Champs, Davids, Marthes, Vuillt and Ouly families would be referred to as "laboureurs".
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(From- Irelands Huguenots and their Refuge 1662-1754
by Raymond haven)
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