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Offline jbaz

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The Le Bretton's
« on: Wednesday 02 March 05 17:15 GMT (UK) »
I am attempting to trace the family of Thomas Philip Le Bretton of Guernsey (b.1862) who married Jane Susan Bree (b.?) I do not know the marriage date. I have heard (on the family grape vine, or it may be wishful thinking ) that there is a link into the Rev.William Corbet Le Breton line!
Is this asking too much???

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D. Boudin

Offline Gil Barnett

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Re: The Le Bretton's
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 02 March 05 17:58 GMT (UK) »
Did the family stay on the islands? I can't find anyone matching this info on the 1871 Channel Islands census.

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Re: The Le Bretton's
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 02 March 05 18:21 GMT (UK) »
Hi
Are you sure that he was born on Guernsey as I have a 'maybe' match on Jersey?
1871 Census
RG10 Piece 5757 Folio 53 Page 14
20 Charles Street, Cottage, St Helier, Jersey
Nathalie Le Blond Head 53 Market Woman b France
Thomas C Le Breton Boarder Marr 33 Carter b Jersey, Trinity
Marie Le Breton Boarders Wife Marr 34 b France
THOMAS P LE BRETON Boarders Son 6 b St Helier
George H Le Breton Boarders Son 5 b St Helier
Amelie M Le Breton Boarders Daur 3mths b St Helier.

Do you think this could be him?
Anne
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Re: The Le Bretton's
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 02 March 05 18:40 GMT (UK) »
jbaz,

If your stories are correct and there is a connection to William C Le Breton, father of of Lily Langtry and  one time Dean of Jersey, then there should be a wealth of information available to you.

Lots of luck and happy  searching.

Scatty
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Re: The Le Bretton's
« Reply #4 on: Saturday 30 April 05 06:42 BST (UK) »
My husbands ggggrandfather worked for a Sir Thomas Le Bretton in Jersey at Bagatelle, not sure if that was the property name or place. that would be in the 1820's.


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