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1. Thomas Le Vesconte¹.

Notes I had previously indicated Michel was probably the son of Thomas - It would appear to me that this is likely that the Thomas mentioned on the Jersey Archives with a wife Foy Le Brocq is Michel's Father. 
L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/334 Bail de Partage between Michel Le Vesconte son of Thomas (LeVesconte) and Foy Le Brocq, daughter of Francois Le Brocq of the first party and Francois Le Brocq eldest son and principal heir of Francois of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of all the inheritance he may get on the death of Foy Le Brocq his mother for the sum of the payment of all his rentes and 3 cabots of wheat and 1 hen of rente. Registered August 1703 24/04/1703 -

Thomas married Foy Le Brocq², daughter of Francois Le Brocq.

+ 2 M i. Michel Le Vesconte died in 1743.

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Michel was probably son of Thomas LeVesconte of St. Pierre and he married Marguerite Lael - Mich and Marg. had the following children: Raulin born in 1703, Michel born in 1706 but probably died as a child because a second MIchel was born in 1709, Marguerite born in 1712, Jean born in 1716 and Philippe born 1721. 
As I go through Jersey Archives - there is a great deal of mention that a Michel - (it would appear this one) is son of Thomas

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/517 Bail de Partage between Michel LeVesconte, Jean Nicolle tuteur of Elizabeth Le Vesconte only daughter of the late Jean, Philippe Le Vesconte, Marguerite Le Vesconte wife of Jean Nicolle - all are the younger children of Michel Le Vesconte and Marguerite Lael his wife of the first party and Raulin Le Vesconte, eldest son and prinicipal heir of Michel Le Vesconte and Marguerite Lael his wife of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of all the inheritance they received from their parents for the sum of the payment of all rentes due on the inheritance and 12 cabots of wheat of rente each. 15/04/1758

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/334 Bail de Partage between Michel Le Vesconte son of Thomas (LeVesconte) and Foy Le Brocq, daughter of Francois Le Brocq of the first party and Francois Le Brocq eldest son and principal heir of Francois of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of all the inheritance he may get on the death of Foy Le Brocq his mother for the sum of the payment of all his rentes and 3 cabots of wheat and 1 hen of rente. Registered August 1703 24/04/1703 -

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/443 Resignation between Michel Le Vesconte of the first party and Raulin Le Vesconte of the second party. Records the resignation from 1 to 2 of Clos de Luce de Bas, St Mary, Fief du Roy. Registered September 1743 14/06/1743 - 14/06/1743 - Would this mean his death is after June 14 /1743???

This is copied from the website for the Jersey Islands archives http://jerseyheritagetrust.adlibsoft.com/publicaccess/index_gb.html

02/05/1719 copy of the Bail de Partage between Foy Laell, Jeanne Laell wife of Etienne Galichan, Marguerite Laell wife of Michel Le Vesconte, all daughters of the late Philippe Laell of the first party and Philippe Laell, eldest son of Philippe Laell of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of all that they inherited from their father for the sum of the payment of all rentes etc. that they incurred after the partages des héritages and 7 cabots of wheat of rente 17/07/1708

+ 3 M i. Raulin Le Vesconte was born in 1703 and died after 1747.

4 M ii. Michel Le Vesconte was born in 1706 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

+ 5 M iii. Michel Le Vesconte was born in 1709 and died in 1758.

6 F iv. Marguerite Le Vesconte was born in 1712 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands. She died¹ after 1758 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Marguerite married Jean Nicolle.

+ 7 M v. Jean Le Vesconte was born in 1716 and died before 1758.

+ 8 M vi. Philippe Le Vesconte was born 1721 (IGI says 1730) and died before 1769.

 

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3. Raulin Le Vesconte (Michel, Thomas) was born in 1703 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died¹ after 1747.

Raulin was "Connestable de Ste. Marie" from 1759 to 1763. Also "Sieegneur de Fiel de Lecq." In St,. Brelade are references to Capitaine Rauliin LeVesconte, Capitaine Michel LeVesconte and Jean LeVesconte. It is also noted the records of Harbour Grace, Nefoundland show that John LeVesconte, Nicolouas LeVesconte and MIchael LeVesconte, master of the vessel Union, Three Brothers, and Providence all entered Harb our Grace in 1737. They engaged in trade between England, West Indies and Newfoundland.

From the Jersey Archives - Raulin must have been a Church Warden L/F/37 Bonham and Langlois collection L/F/37/G/1 Report of Michael Le Vesconte receiving the Lord's Supper at the Parish Church of St Mary in the presence of Reverend Francis Payn and the church wardens John le Couteur and Raulin Le Vesconte. 19/04/1747

Raulin married² Catherine de Carteret, daughter of Jean de Carteret and Elizabeth Grandin, circa 1737. Catherine died in 1778.

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/453 Bail à fin d'Héritage between Catherine de Carteret daughter of Jean and Elizabeth Grandin his wife, wife of Raulin Le Vesconte of the first party and Esther du Pré daughter of Jean of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of 2 vergees and 40 perches in the north of the Clos es Boeufs, St Peter, Fief de la Hague for the sum of 5 cabots of wheat of rente per vergee 02/05/1747 -

9 F i. Elizabeth Le Vesconte³ died⁴ before 1788.

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/553 Assignation de Rente between Elizabeth Le Vesconte daughter and prinicipal heir of Raulin Le Vesconte son and principal heir of Michel and Marie Lael his wife, wife of Jean de Carteret of the first party and Elizabeth Le Vesconte daughter of Jean Le Vesconte younger son of Michel of the second party. Recites that 1 owes 2 12 cabots of wheat of rente. Records the assignation 1 to 2 of the rente. Registered Book 49 folio 211 15/08/1767 from the Jersey Archives

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/545 Partage des Héritage between Elizabeth Le Vesconte daughter and prinicipal heir of Raulin Le Vesconte and wife of Jean de Carteret of the first party and Anne Le Vesconte younger daughter of Raulin and wife of James de Carteret of the second party. Records the partition of the inheritance of Raulin Le Vesconte between 1 and 2. 1 receives Fief de Lecq, Petit Costil de Lecq, a third of the Fief des Vingt Livres, Costil d'Edmond [St Mary], Les Barrées [St Mary], Les Gloriettes [St Mary], Clos de Luce de Bas [St Mary], and rentes. 2 receives her fathers house and lands, Costil de Robin [St Mary], Champs de Longs Champs [St Mary], La Lande [St Mary], a house brought from Jean Blampied, Clos de la Ruëtte [St Mary], Les Marigneaux [Marineaux, St Mary], Clos de Jacques or Champs Fremis [St Mary], Clos Nivé or Niveau [St Mary], Clos de Prendhomme [St Mary] and rentes. Each daughter must contribute to the dowry of their mother Catherine de Carteret 05/07/1766

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/614 Vente, Bail à fin d'Héritages and Assignation de Rente between Anne Le Vesconte younger daughter of Raulin, and wife of James de Carteret, only heir of her sister Elizabeth Le Vesconte who was principal heir of Raulin, Dame of the Fief et Seigneurie de Lecq of the first party and Jean de Carteret senior, tuteur of Anne de Carteret only daughter and heir of Jean, eldest son and prinicipal heir of Jean, and Dame of the Fief et Seigneurie de Vincheles de Haut of the second party. Records the sale  from 1 to 2 of the Fief et Seigneurie de Lecq for the sum of £4000 tournois of the order of the King. Also records that James de Carteret husband of 1 leases in perpetuity [Bail à fin d'Héritages] to 1 half of the Fief of Morville, Robillard and Douze Mancels [Mancelles] and also assigns to her 4 quartiers 4 cabots of wheat of rente. Registered Book 71 folio 242 27/06/1788

Elizabeth married Jean de Carteret⁵.

10 F ii. Anne Le Vesconte⁶ died⁷ after 1796.

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/545 Partage des Héritage between Elizabeth Le Vesconte daughter and prinicipal heir of Raulin Le Vesconte and wife of Jean de Carteret of the first party and Anne Le Vesconte younger daughter of Raulin and wife of James de Carteret of the second party. Records the partition of the inheritance of Raulin Le Vesconte between 1 and 2. 1 receives Fief de Lecq, Petit Costil de Lecq, a third of the Fief des Vingt Livres, Costil d'Edmond [St Mary], Les Barrées [St Mary], Les Gloriettes [St Mary], Clos de Luce de Bas [St Mary], and rentes. 2 receives her fathers house and lands, Costil de Robin [St Mary], Champs de Longs Champs [St Mary], La Lande [St Mary], a house brought from Jean Blampied, Clos de la Ruëtte [St Mary], Les Marigneaux [Marineaux, St Mary], Clos de Jacques or Champs Fremis [St Mary], Clos Nivé or Niveau [St Mary], Clos de Prendhomme [St Mary] and rentes. Each daughter must contribute to the dowry of their mother Catherine de Carteret 05/07/1766

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/558 Bails à fin d'Héritages and Assignation de Rente at St Mary between Anne Le Vesconte younger daughter of Raulin Le Vesconte and wife of James de Carteret of the first party and Jean Belin son of Pierre son of Jean of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of the site where there was a house which belonged to Jean Blampied with gardens adjoining the Ruëtte du Val Guedon, St Mary, Fief du Roi. In exchange 2 leases in perpetuity to 1 Clos de la Ruëtte du Val Guedon, St Mary, Fief des Vingt Livres bordering on the north east the Ruëtte du Val Guedon and also 2 assigns to 1 2 cabots of wheat of rente. 15/06/1768

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/618 Account of the widow of James de Carteret [presumably Anne Le Vesconte] with Philippe Laurens includes the payment of obligations [bonds] 22/01/1793 - 07/05/1796

Anne married⁸ James de Carteret before 1766.

Only the younger four children survived to adulthood (this must be an old note but I have found references to Raulin the oldest presumably - maybe he was a child from another family)  Michel was proprietor of sloop "La Marie, " The Hope of Jersey" and the "Providence" Brigantine.  According to what I found on the Jersey Archives he was around for the Bail de Partage so likely he died after April 15   Raulin was "Connestable de Ste. Marie" from 1759 to 1763. Also "Sieegneur de Fiel de Lecq." In St,. Brelade are references to Capitaine Rauliin LeVesconte, Capitaine Michel LeVesconte and Jean LeVesconte. It is also noted the records of Harbour Grace, Nefoundland show that John LeVesconte, Nicolas LeVesconte and Michael LeVesconte, master of the vessel Union, Three Brothers, and Providence all entered Harbour Grace in 1737. They engaged in trade between England, West Indies and Newfoundland.

This page shows a list of vessels belonging to Jersey in 1737 note John Le Vesconte, with Union and Nicolas with Three Brothers http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/ProjectPl/jerseyseals/1737.htm

11 M i. Michel Le Vesconte was born in 1739 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died young in Jersey, Channel Islands.

Possibly recording of First Communion????? L/F/37 Bonham and Langlois collection L/F/37/G/1 Report of Michael Le Vesconte receiving the Lord's Supper at the Parish Church of St Mary in the presence of Reverend Francis Payn and the church wardens John le Couteur and Raulin Le Vesconte. 19/04/1747 - 19/04/1747

12 M ii. Jean Le Vesconte was born in 1743 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died in 1743 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

13 M iii. Richard Le Vesconte was born in 1747 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died young.

14 F iv. Elizabeth Le Vesconte was born in 1749 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. She died in 1774 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

15 M v. Jean Le Vesconte was born in 1751 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died in 1825 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Raulin was "Connestable de Ste. Marie" from 1759 to 1763. Also "Sieegneur de Fiel de Lecq." In St,. Brelade are references to Capitaine Rauliin LeVesconte, Capitaine Michel LeVesconte and Jean LeVesconte. It is also noted the records of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland show that John LeVesconte, Nicolouas LeVesconte and Michael LeVesconte, master of the vessel Union, Three Brothers, and Providence all entered Harbour Grace in 1737. They engaged in trade between England, West Indies and Newfoundland.

+ 16 M vi. Philippe Le Vesconte was born Circa 1754 and died Circa 1807.

17 F vii. Sara Le Vesconte was born in 1757 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. She died in 1822 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

There were children - but as yet I don't have the records

Sara married Charles Arthur.

18 F viii. Marie Le Vesconte was born in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. She died in 1804 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

7. Jean Le Vesconte (Michel, Thomas) was born in 1716 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died⁹ before 1758 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands.

19 F i. Elizabeth Le Vesconte¹⁰.

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/517 Bail de Partage between Michel Le Vesconte, Jean Nicolle tuteur of Elizabeth Le Vesconte only daughter of the late Jean, Philippe Le Vesconte, Marguerite Le Vesconte wife of Jean Nicolle - all are the younger children of Michel Le Vesconte and Marguerite Lael his wife of the first party and Raulin Le Vesconte, eldest son and prinicipal heir of Michel Le Vesconte and Marguerite Lael his wife of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of all the inheritance they received from their parents for the sum of the payment of all rentes due on the inheritance and 12 cabots of wheat of rente each. 15/04/1758 - 15/04/1758

From Jersey Archives -= note "only daughter" of late Jean - therefore Jean was dead by 1758 (I wonder about Jean's wife Elizabeth)

8. Philippe Le Vesconte (Michel, Thomas) was born 1721 (IGI says 1730) in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died¹¹ before 1769 in St. Brelade, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Marie's family came from La Maison Marett, Trinity. She seems to have brought La Porte, Trinity into possession of the LeVesconte family. From them is descended the branch of the family now living mainly in St. John.  I am guessing that Philippe died before 1769 as there is a note in the Jersy Archives that would suggest Marie was on her own in 1769

L/C/47 de Carteret Collection L/C/47/A/566 Vente de Rente between Marie Marett wife of Philippe Le Vesconte of the first party and Richard de Carteret of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of 11 cabots of wheat of rente for the sum of £481 5 sols tournois of the order of the King. Registered Book 51 folio 43 26/01/1769 - 26/01/1769

Philippe married¹² Marie Marett on 2 Nov 1755 in Trinity, Jersey, Channel Islands. Marie died¹³ after 1769.

20 F i. Jeanne Le Vesconte was born¹⁴ in 1762 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Jeanne's father according to the IGI is Phillippe - I am just assuming it is this Phillipe.

 

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Phillippe first LeVesconte to make career of Navy. He joined Princess Amelia at London April 2, 1779 as a volunteer. He mus have had considerable sea experience before joining as appinted Acting Lieut on December 23. On August 5, 1781, he was wounded in action off Dogger Bank with loss of leg. As a result discharged Sepetember 15 of the same year. Services recognized as given Warrant rank and appointed Purser of Swan sloop March 7, 1782. Served in that capacity on number of vessels, last Royal William on August 24, 1803.

21 M i. Maxwell Philip Primrose Le Vesconte was born on 11 Nov 1778 in Grouville, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died in Aug 1795 in Jamaica.

Maxwell served int the Royal Navy, He died of yellow fever at Jamaica while under the Patronage of Sir William Parker.

22 M ii. Henry Le Vesconte was born in 1779 in St. Peter, Jersey, Channel Islands and was christened¹ on 4 Sep 1779 in St. Peter, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died young in Jersey, Channel Islands.

Henry probably died young as there was a second child named Henry who survived to adulthood.

23 M iii. Philip Le Vesconte was born in 1780 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died young in Jersey, Channel Islands.

24 M iv. Charles Le Vesconte was born on 13 Dec 1781 in New Church, Plymouth, Devon, Eng. He died in Oct 1795 in Antigua.

Charles served in the Royal Navy, He died of yellow fever at Antigua while under Patronage of Sir John Lafforey

+ 25 M v. Commander Royal Navy Henry Le Vesconte was born on 4 Sep 1783 and died on 7 Jul 1850.

+ 26 M vi. Captain (Rn) Philip Le Vesconte was born on 3 Aug 1785 and died on 16 Jan 1850.

27 F vii. Rose Le Vesconte was born on 9 May 1787 in Antony near Plymouth Docks, Eng and was christened² on 13 Jun 1787.

Rose married Thomas Menzies Circa 1805 in Devon, Eng. Thomas was born in Paington, Devon, Eng.

+ 28 M viii. James Le Vesconte was born on 3 Apr 1789 and died on 21 Jun 1814.

29 M ix. Michael Le Vesconte was born on 29 Jun 1792 in Antony near Plymouth Docks, Eng.

30 M x. George Le Vesconte was born Circa 1793 in Devon, Eng and was christened³ on 31 Jan 1794 in Stoke Damerel, Devon, Eng.

George joined the Navy in 1807 but left the service the same year at the death of his father, Some records indicate he died August 1, 1807 but this was the year his father died and that was probably the date of his father's death. In any even he would have been only 14 years old at that date.

According to the IGI - There was a Michael George christened on the 31 Jan 1794

 

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On June 5, 1790 Henry joined the Roayal Navy on the Cambridge as one of Admiral Graves retinue. Received Passing Certificate on July 2, 1800 and 1st commision as Lieutenand of Firm Ocotober 27. November 18 transferred to the Jamaica and saw action April 2, 1801 Battle of Copehagen. Received a commendation from Lord Nelson for capture of 6 gun vessels at St. Valery. Saw action at Battle of Trafalgar as Lieutenant of Naiad (Commision June 16, 1804). Apointments; to Raven Leiut 1808, Ville de Paris 1809, and command Epervier 1812. Retired RN 1828 - family emigrated to Upper Canada in 1832

Also received a grant of 1000 acres of Crown Land in the Trent River Valley, Seymour Township near the town of Campbellford, for his naval service in the Napoleonic wars. Greg Ramstedt's data indicates 1779 for birth and christening but with the same months

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/FLGOFF2.txt   for list of Royal Navy Almanac.

Sarah according to LDS records (41, 165) was born in Ilsington in Devon and   christened January 24, 1788. Family records indicate year of birth might have been 1787. The LDS records also indicate her parents as John Wills/Sarah.

+ 31 F i. Rose Henrietta Le Vesconte was born in 1809.

+ 32 F ii. Charlotte Sarah Le Vesconte was born about 1815 and died on 30 Nov 1884.

33 M iii. Henry Thomas Dundas Le Vesconte was born in 1813 in Netherton, Devon, Eng and was christened¹ on 15 Jul 1813 in Combeinteignhead, Devon, Eng. He died in 1846/1847 in King Williams Land, Can and was buried in Greenwich, London, Eng.

Henry entered the Royal Navy as a 1st class volunteer on board Harold on 19 May 1829. Joined the Britannia 22 Nove 1831 and appointed Midshipman 15 March 1832. Transferred to Endymion 13 December 1834 until 13 March 1836. Passed Lieutenant 1 April 1835. Saw active service during China War as Mat of Calliope. Promoted Lieutenant on Hyacinth in East Indies and Clio off Coast of Africa. Appointed to Suberb (Channel Squadron) as Senior 17 December 1844 and 4 March 1845 as 2nd Lieutenant to the Erebus under Sir John Franklin in ill-fated polar expedition where officers of Erebus and Terror perished. Henry's bones were interred in Chapel at Greenwich as "one of Franklin's companions"

According to the IGI Henry Thomas was christened on July 15, 1813

http://www.ric.edu/rpotter/muster.html Lists the officers and crew of the ships the Erebus and Terror.

Another site - about Sir John Franklin

+ 34 M iv. Dr. Philip John Le Vesconte was born in 1816 and died in 1894.

35 M v. Charles George Le Vesconte was born on 11 Nov 1818 in Maidencombe, Devon, Eng and was christened² on 17 Dec 1818 in Stoke in Teignhead, Devon, Eng. He died on 1 Sep 1867 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Charles is listed in the 1851 Directory for Belleville, Ontario as a Druggist. see http://www.lynadair.com/1851_ontario_directory2.htm#BELLEVILLE

+ 36 M vi. James Maxwell Le Vesconte was born about 1821 and died in 1888.

+ 37 F vii. Anna Maria Le Vesconte was born on 17 Sep 1826 and died on 17 Mar 1907.

26. Captain (Rn) Philip Le Vesconte (Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born on 3 Aug 1785 in Stoke Damerel, Devon, Eng and was christened³ on 11 Nov 1785 in St. Mary, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died on 16 Jan 1850 in l'Oriet, France.

Philip Joined the Roayl Navy November 1794 as 1st class volunteer on board Saturn. In action as midshipman agains French off Hyeres July 13, 1795. After service on St. Albans/Lynx passed Lieutenant December 3, 1800. Wounded Battle of Copenhagen while serving on Monarch. Appointed Lieutenant of Magnificent, but March 25, 1804 wreck off Brest. As a result taken prisoner by French until 1810 he escaped. Returned to duty 1811 serving on Leopard in North Sea under Capt Austen until May 1814. Served on the Queen, retired on half-pay 1815. Promoted Commander November 7, 1816. Vice-Consul at L'Orient, France until 1850. http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/FLGOFF2.txt For list of Royal Navy Almanac 1840.

1851 Devon Census

Head: LEVESCONTE, Mary Ann Neighbors 40347

Name Relationship Mar Age Sex Occupation Birthplace

Mary Ann LEVESCONTEHead W 60 F Annuitant --- (British S)-FRA
Nymphe TOOKE Daur M 30 F --- --- (British S)-FRA
William TOOKE GSon - 7 M --- London-London
Elizabeth RAMSEY Vist U 58 F --- ----WAL
Anne CANE Vist W 60 F --- Hawkhurst-KEN
Mary GIBSON Serv U 45 F Cook Kingsteignton-DEV
Anne BEER Serv W 43 F House Maid Kingsteignton-DEV
Address: Polsom, Totnes
Census Place: Paignton Totnes, Devonshire
PRO Reference: HO/107/1873 Folio:   32 Page: 22 FHL Film: 0221021

28. James Le Vesconte (Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born on 3 Apr 1789 in Antony near Plymouth Docks, Eng and was christened⁴ on 10 Dec 1789. He died on 21 Jun 1814 in Deptford, Wilts, Eng.

James joined the Royal Marines (38 Co) as 2nd Lieutenant on May 25, 1805 and then on July 21, 1805 joined the Royal Sovereign from the Portsmouth HQ, being then 38 (?) years of age. He was wounded at the Battle of Trafalgar for which he was granted a pension. He was promoted to 1st Lieutenant onJuly 27, 1808 and in 1809 served on the Swiftsure on the Halifax station. In the years 1811 - 1812 he was engaged in recruiting duties at Leeds.   It is believed that James drowned when he died.
From: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/Trafalgar/Wounded.txt

NAMES OF BRITISH OFFICERS WOUNDED AT THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR   21st October 1805

Name Rank Ship
LUCKCRAFT Alfred Mid Mars
Le VESCONTE James 2nd Lieut RM Royal Sovereign
MACLEAN Rawdon Mid Colossus
The above data has been extracted from "The Royal Navy - A History" by Sir William Laird CLOWES.- Volume 5 pages 157-160. 21st August 1988

39 F i. Rose Le Vesconte was born in 1814 and was christened⁵ on 11 Aug 1815 in Headingly, Yorkshire, Eng.

Rose died as a result of Childbirth in New York on their way to Canada - She was emigrating with her husband and her uncle Cmdr  Henry LeVesconte and his daughters.

Rose married George Augustus Scriven.

 

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31. Rose Henrietta Le Vesconte (Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born in 1809 in Netherton, Combeinteignhead, Devon, Eng and was christened¹ on 23 May 1809 in Combeinteignhead, Devon, Eng.

She had two children.

32. Charlotte Sarah Le Vesconte (Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born about 1815 in Netherton, Devon, Eng and was christened² on 26 May 1815 in Combeinteignhead, Devon, Eng. She died on 30 Nov 1884 in Upper Canada and was buried in St.Mary Magdalene, Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Charlotte married³ Rev. William MacAuley, son of Robert MacAuley and Mary Kirby, on 4 Jan 1853 in St. Thomas Anglican Church, Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. William was born⁴ on 9 Aug 1794 in Kingston Front, On, Can and was christened in of Picton, Prince Edward Cty, On, Can. He died Circa 1874 and was buried in St.Mary Magdalene, Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

He was a son of Robert MACAULEY and Mary KIRBY.

Information on William Macauley http://www.pec.on.ca/macaulay/index1.html

42 F i. Mary Rose H. MacAuley was born⁵ on 28 Jul 1861 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. She died on 26 Aug 1862 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

+ 43 F ii. Charlotte Anne Somerset MacAuley was born Circa 1858.

34. Dr. Philip John Le Vesconte (Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born in 1816 in Torquay, Devon, Eng and was christened⁶ on 17 Jan 1817 in Stoke in Teignhead, Devon, Eng. He died in 1894 in King's Cove, Nfld, Can.

Philip studied medicine at Endburgh and then went to the West Indies where he contracted yellow fever, but survived. He became a general practioiner at Greenspond in Newfoundland where he married sixteen year old Amelia Whalen. They moved to Trinity, Nefounldand and finally settled in King's Cove.

44 M i. Henry Le Vesconte was born about 1845.

Apparently died of diptheria

45 M ii. Philip Le Vesconte was born about 1847.

Apparently died of diptheria.

Could this be this Philip?? Notes in the September 1905 translation of the Ephemia - at http://fox.nstn.ca/~nstn1528/eph0305.htm
25. — Re-election for the ninth time of Mr Philip Le Vesconte, as Connétable of Trinity. — A small fire breaks out at the home of Dr Higgins.

46 F iii. Sarah Wills Le Vesconte was born about 1849. She died in King's Cove, Nfld, Can from apparently diptheria.

Apparently died of diptheria

47 F iv. Rose Le Vesconte was born about 1851. She died in King's Cove, Nfld, Can.

+ 48 F v. Henrietta Le Vesconte was born about 1853.

49 M vi. Dr. Charles Le Vesconte was born Circa 1855 in King's Cove, Nfld, Can. He died Circa 1944 or 1938 in King's Cove, Nfld, Can.

Practiced all his life in King's Cove. He had a medical library of repute and many heirloooms but all were unfortuneately lost when the LeVesconte home"Trafalgar" burned down about 1960 (?)  He practiced all his life in King's Cove. He had a medical library of some repute and many heirlooms. Unfortunately, all were lost when the Le Vesconte home "Trafalgar" burned down in about 1960.

+ 50 F vii. Julia Maria Le Vesconte was born in 1857 and died in 1943.

36. James Maxwell Le Vesconte (Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born about 1821 in Probably Torquay, Devon, Eng and was christened⁷ on 10 Apr 1821 in Stoke in Teignhead, Devon, Eng. He died in 1888 in Probably Hastings Cty, On, Can.

According to the Canadian County Atlas Project - 1878 Atlas - a James M. LeVesconte owned land in Seymour Twp. in Northumberland Cty as follows. Gore S. Concession, Lot 8 - size 45 and Lot 9 size 70 and Concession I (or1) Lot 8 size 200 and  Lot 9 size 200.

James married Margaret Cleugh about 1850. Margaret was born⁸ about 1825. She died in 1901.

+ 51 F i. Sarah Wills Le Vesconte was born in 1853 and died in 1946.

52 F ii. Margaret Le Vesconte was born in 1855. She died in 1918.

53 M iii. Charles Le Vesconte was born in 1856. He died in 1878.

54 F iv. Adelaide Mary Elizabeth Le Vesconte was born in 1859. She died in 1927.

+ 55 M v. Robert Cleugh Le Vesconte was born in 1861 and died in 1945.

56 M vi. Henry Le Vesconte was born in 1864. He died in 1872.

57 M vii. Philip Le Vesconte was born in 1868. He died in 1948.

58 F viii. Henrietta Maria Le Vesconte was born in 1873. She died⁹ on 2 Aug 1953 in Vancouver, Bc, Can.

Henrietta was a registered nurse and practiced nursing in New York  City from about 1900 to 1930. She did a great deal of private nursing and was frequently retained by wealthy patients. Often she would have occasion for extensive travel with her patients. She was remembered by Judge J. Franklin Wills, and family as "cousin Etta".She was a Registered Nurse and practiced nursing in New York City from about 1900 to 1930. She also did a great deal of private nursing  and was frequently retained by wealthy patients, with whom she would have occasion for extensive travel.

Name: HENRIETTA M LEVESCONTE

Event Date: 1953 8 2 (Yr/Mo/Day)  Age: 79 
Gender: Female  Event Place: VANCOUVER
Reg. Number: 1953-09-007722
B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13216
GSU Microfilm Number: 2032875

37. Anna Maria Le Vesconte (Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born on 17 Sep 1826 in Devon, Eng and was christened¹⁰ on 19 Oct 1826 in Stoke in Teignhead, Devon, Eng. She died¹¹ on 17 Mar 1907 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Anna married Thomas Wills Lt- Col, J.P. M.P, son of Thomas Wills J.P. and Elizabeth, before 1853 in Canada. Thomas was born on 2 Aug 1826 in Greenspond, Nfld, Can and was christened on 29 Jan 1823 in Lustleigh, Devon, Eng. He died¹² on 11 Mar 1907 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Lt. Col, JP, MPP Thomas, alleged to have been born in Greenspond, Nfld, later moved with his father to Belleville, Upper Canada. The Wills home is located on Church Street opposite St. Michael's Catholic Church. Wills was a capable, intelligent man of 5'11". Active in politics he ran against Ketchan (Ketch) Graham, (RJG's father) and beat him in election. WIlls became Clerk/Treasurer of Hastings County and served for 53 years (1852 - 1905). He published a compilation of the Acts respecting the Municipal Institutions of Ontario in April, 1870.
While an enthusiastic supporter of the Orange Lodge, he was also a good friend of   Father Twomeny.  He enjoyed sailing on the Bay of Quinte. Interested in astronomy - owned a large brass English telescope (Dollond).  They had 8 children.

+ 59 M i. Henry Thomas Wills was born on 23 Jun 1853 and died on 2 Mar 1934.

60 F ii. Sarah Henrietta Elizabeth Wills was born^13,14 on 9 May 1855 in Belleville, Thurlow Township, Hastings Cty, Upper Canada.

61 M iii. Charles Levesconte Wills was born^15,16 on 14 Jan 1857 in Belleville, Thurlow Township, Hastings Cty, Upper Canada.

62 M iv. Thomas George Wills was born^17,18 on 2 Oct 1858 in Belleville, Thurlow Township, Hastings Cty, Upper Canada.

63 F v. Annie Rose Wills was born^19,20 on 10 Mar 1860 in Probably Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. She died on 20 Sep 1945.

64 M vi. William MacCaulay Wills was born^21,22 on 9 May 1862 in Belleville, Thurlow Township, Hastings Cty, Upper Canada. He died in 1870.

According to the Census Index for 1871 - There was an M William Wills listed as 8 - died in the previous 12 months - presumably this is the child  According to the 1871 census there was an M. William WILLS, listed as age 8, who had died in the previous twelve months.

+ 65 M vii. John Franklin Wills was born on 15 Sep 1864 and died on 29 Jan 1934.

66 M viii. Dr. Alfred Ernest Wills was born on 23 Dec 1867 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. He died²³ on 24 Oct 1930 in Vancouver, Bc, Can and was buried in Belleville Cemetery, Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Alfred received his public and high school education in Belleville. Attended University of Toronto and graduated in medicine. He served as a medical doctor with the North West Mounted Police in Dawson City, Yukon for a number of years. He married a girl named Florence but there is no record of her maiden name. There were no children and later Dr. Wills and his wife were divorced. Dr. Wills was a member of  the Church of England and a Conserviative in politics. He was respected in his community.

From the BC Archive Death Index:
Name: ALFRED ERNEST WILLS
Event Date: 1930 10 24 (Yr/Mo/Day)
Age: 63  Gender: Male  Event Place: VANCOUVER Reg. Number: 1930-09-441299
B.C. Archives Microfilm Number: B13139
GSU Microfilm Number: 1952854

This was an interesting bit I picked up at http://yukonalaska.com/pathfinder/gen/rhse_ownersUZ.html - a list of owners and proprietors of  hotels and the like could this be Dr. Alfred Ernest Wills?? Wills, A.E.:  Gold Run Hotel, No.28 Gold Run Creek (1900)

WILLS, A.E. Assistant Surgeon, NWMP - Yukon River Post 1895. from http://www.gold-rush.org/cgi-bin/goldrush/search.cfm

Alfred married Florence about 1895. The marriage ended in divorce. Florence was born²⁴ about 1870 in Canada.

38. Nymphe Le Vesconte²⁵ (Philip, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born in 1820 in Channel Islands.

67 M i. William Tooke²⁶ was born in 1844 in London, Eng.

 

1. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
2. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
3. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
4. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
5. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
6. International Genealogical Index.
7. International Genealogical Index.
8. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
9. British Columbia, Canada, Birth, Marriage and Death Index.
10. International Genealogical Index.
11. John Franklin Wills Family Bible, 28 Jul 0001.
12. John Franklin Wills Family Bible, 28 Jul 0001.
13. Wills Bible.
14. Wills family bible.
15. Wills Bible.
16. Wills family bible.
17. Wills Bible.
18. Wills family bible.
19. Wills Bible.
20. Wills family bible.
21. Wills Bible.
22. Wills family bible.
23. John Franklin Wills Family Bible, 28 Jul 0001.
24. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
25. 1881 Census.
26. 1851 Census.

Charlotte married Rev. James Stafford Kirkpatrick Rev. in 1876. James was born¹ about 1855.

68 F i. Grace Kirkpatrick was born in 1877. She died in 1950 in ? East Gunstead, Eng.

For many years Grace and Jessie Helen lived at East Gunstead, England in a home they had named "Picton"

69 F ii. Jessie Helen Kirkpatrick was born² about 1880. She died in 1936 in ? East Gunstead, Eng.

For many years Jessie and her sister Grace lived at East Gunstead, England, in a home they had named "Picton".

She had two children.

Julia married Patrick Murphy. Patrick was born³ about 1854 in King's Cove, Nfld, Can. He died in King's Cove, Nfld, Can.

Robert practiced Law.

My old notes had her name as Helen Ross - Data from Terry Leaman in England says her name is Margaret Helen Ross.

77 F i. Helen Primrose Levesconte was born⁴ in 1894.

78 M ii. John Levesconte was born⁵ in 1896.

79 F iii. Lillian Buller Levesconte was born in 1898. She died on 20 Jan 1988 in Toronto, On, Can.

59. Henry Thomas Wills (Anna Maria Le Vesconte, Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born on 23 Jun 1853 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. He died on 2 Mar 1934 in Geneva, Switzerland and was buried⁶ in New York City, New York, Usa.

Henry was educated in Belleville and Dr. Tassie's School. Being the eldest son he was given first choice of career in : banking, law, or medicine. He chose banking. Joined Canadian Bank of Commerce at age 15 and served in Belleville, London and Guelph. In 1890 moved to Orangeville as Manager. Married Eleanor Strathy Daly around 1883 and had one child Philip - Eleanor died of cancer 1895. Married widow Reasor 1896 who died of TB 1897. Married few years later but bride died heart attack on honeymoon train. Married Mrs Katherine Syms, a widow and American, who he met in Paris.

http://www.gold-rush.org/cgi-bin/goldrush/search.cfm
1901 Census Records

Age, Surname, Alias, Firstname, Gender, Ethnicity, Religion, Occ1, Occ2, Origin, Civstat, Yukonres, Source, Vol_ed, Page

WILLS BANK OFCOMMERCE H.T. 19010000 M 019 1 GAZETT 1901
WILLS BOARD OF TRADE H.T. 19010000 M 1 GAZETT 1901
WILLS MRS. H. 18990310 F 1 RG18D4 2153 V.6
WILLS BANK OFCOMMERCE H.T. 19010000 M 019 1 GAZETT 1901
WILLS BOARD OF TRADE H.T. 19010000 M 1 GAZETT 1901
Polks Gazetteer 1903 Directory
WILLS HENRY T. 1st av N 2 n of Albert Local director Canadian Bank of Commerce
NWMP records at Lake Bennett: people who entered the Yukon via boats

Date, Name, Checkpoint Entered
May 20, 1898 WILLS, H.T. ON - canoe 427

Henry married (1) Eleanor Mary Strathy Daly, daughter of Charles Daly and Annie Lee, in 1883 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. Eleanor was born on 23 Nov 1857 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Usa. She died on 15 Feb 1895 in Orangeville, On, Can and was buried⁷ in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

She was a daughter of Charles DALY and Annie LEE.

At the time she married Henry WILLS she was a widow.

She was an American. At the time she met Henry WILLS in Paris she was a widow

65. John Franklin Wills (Anna Maria Le Vesconte, Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born on 15 Sep 1864 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. He died⁸ on 29 Jan 1934 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can and was buried in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

John Franklin was educated at Belleville, admitted student-at-law (LS of UC) - 1882, articled locally including Hon. Lewis Wallbridge (later first Chief Justice, Manitoba), called to bar 1888. Formed partnership with Malcolm Wright and occupied Campbell Street offices owned by Will's mother. Early 1900's elected city council. Appointed King's Council 1910. Elected Belleville Mayor 1913 - 1916. Chairman Board of Education, when thre schools constructed: Queen Victoria, Alexander and Mary. Appointed Bench Hastings County 1917 on retirement Judge Fraleck. Judge Wills, E. Guss Porter, P.H. Wills purchased sail yacht Temeraire in 1920. Took part 1st LYRA regatta Prinyer's Cove. He reorganized BGH/formed Board of Governors. Well respected, kindly man.

John married Edith Maud Yarwood, daughter of Clare St. George Yarwood and Mary Helen Dougall, in 1895. Edith was born⁹ on 30 Jan 1864 in Port Rowan, Haldimond Cty, On, Can. She died on 29 Jan 1946 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Edith Maud was educated in Chippawa and later moved to Belleville, where her father was a customs officer. Studied nursing at St. Luke's Hospital in Chicago. Returned to Belleville and took a business course at Ontario Business College. Met and married John Frankllin Wills and continued to reside in Belleville. Lived ina house on Albert Street and later moved to Queen Street. Edith Maud Yarwood was an artistic person being particularly adept at "china painting". Mrs. Wills acted as secretary for the Hospital Board for many years. She had two children Thomas and Helen St. George. Mrs. Wills was the first President of the women's Canadian Club of Belleville.

81 M i. Thomas Yarwood Wills was born on 9 Apr 1901 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. He died on 2 Jul 1989 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can and was buried in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Thomas was educated at Belleville Public/Queen VIcotira Schools. Attended Royal Military College, Kingston, and graduated after 3 years. In 1921 became student member of Law Society of Upper Canada. Called to bar in 1924 and articled to Malcolm Wright, former law partner of father, Judge J.F. Wills. Set up law practice in Belleville in 1924. A member of Belleville City Council from 1934 to 1938. Also member of local militia 1921 to 1939 when joined Canadian Army, going overseas as Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Canadian Artillery. Received honourable discharge 1944 and appointed to the Bench of the Provincial Court. Retired in 1971. Lay delegate to provincial synod of the Church of England from 1937 to 1938

Thomas married Isabel Coppin on 24 Apr 1947 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. Isabel was born on 26 May 1900. She died on 13 Jan 1983 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

+ 82 F ii. Helen St. George Wills was born on 19 Jun 1904 and died on 26 Sep 1996.

1. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
2. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
3. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
4. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
5. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
6. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
7. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
8. John Franklin Wills Family Bible, 28 Jul 0001.
9. Dougall Family Bible 1834, 28 Jul 0001. For Date only.

72. Alice Rose Murphy (Julia Maria Le Vesconte, Philip John, Henry, Philippe, Michel, Michel, Thomas) was born about 1885 in King's Cove, Nfld, Can. She died¹ in King's Cove, Nfld, Can.

Alice married Michael Edward Maloney. Michael was born² about 1880 in King's Cove, Nfld, Can.

He was a Teacher.

Frederick married Margaret about 1911. Margaret was born³ about 1885.

He moved to Belleville after his Mother's death in Orangeville. Lived with his paternal grandparents from 1905 to 1907. He was educated in Orangeville, Belleville and the University of Toronto (Geology) Left Uof T for Dawsonn City - first job assistant to teamster. Later struck gold with old prospector, made $20,000. After 2 years returned to Belleville, stayed with Uncle Judge J.F. Wills. Employed at Lehigh Cement Company, Point Anne. The artist Manley McDonald was water boy at the time. Company bought by Canada Cement. Wills made Superintendent Exshaw plant in Alberta, later Winnipeg plant. Sent by company for 2 years at Orinoco River, Venezuela. Later he visited father and stepmother 1914 in Switzerland then joined army in Belleville. Wounded in France.  He moved to Belleville after his mother's death in Orangeville, and lived with his paternal grandparents from 1905 to 1907. Philip was educated in Orangeville, Belleville and the University of Toronto (Geology). He left the University of Toronto to move to Dawson City where his first job was as an assistant to a teamster (Union Official). Later, together with an old prospector, he struck gold and made $20,000.

Phillip married Gladys Emma Vermilyea, daughter of Edward Vermilyea and Emma Faulkner, on 2 Jun 1921 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. Gladys was born⁴ on 27 Jan 1895 in Sydney Twp, Hastings Cty, On, Can. She died⁵ on 6 Jul 1971 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can and was buried⁶ on 8 Jul 1971 in Sydney Twp, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

She was educated at St. Agnes Girl's School in Belleville from kindergarten to high   school matriculation (age 5-18). Attended McDonald Institute, Guelph 1923 - 1925, graduation as a dietician. Helen St. George, daughter of well-respected Belleville family, "came-out" in December 1922 with festivities held at Belleville Club. Thereafter emplyed 5th Avenue Hospital in New York City as student dietician, later returning to Belleville to attend to her father, Judge Wills. During 1927 - 28 stayed with her parents in Jamaica near Kingston and Montego Bay, Had many beaux in her youth among whom were Parker, Mills and McNairn, but married "Sandy" McNairn in  1931 and lived in Aurora and Hamilton where she died.

Educated Newton Stewart, Scotland Raised in the Church of Scotland. Joined British Army July 1917, trained in Britain 1917-18 but war over before he could go to France. Emigrated to Toronto, Canada in November, 1921 employed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce and sent to Ottawa. Moved Lindsay in 1926 where he served under Mr.Clarence Jewell. In 1928 moved to Sudbury and then in 1930 to Belleville where he met and married Helen St.George Wills. In 1937 the new McNairn family moved to Aurora and then finally to Hamilton in 1943 where he retired in 1960. "Sandy" was loved and respected by all who knew him - he never bore a "grudge".

90 F i. Mary Helen McNairn was born⁷ on 17 Oct 1933 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can. She died⁸ on 17 Oct 1933 in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can and was buried⁹ in Belleville, Hastings Cty, On, Can.

Mary Helen lived for a few hours and was probably a "blue baby" and was baptised by a close family friend - this was what Helen St. George told Nancy Jean McNairn.  Another source says she was stillborn for sure.

+ 91 M ii. William Franklin McNairn was born on 21 Feb 1935 and died on 21 Nov 1992.

+ 92 F iii. Living McNairn was born on 26 Oct 1941.

+ 93 M iv. Living McNairn was born on 23 Apr 1944.

 

1. Data from Terry Leaman, Devon, England.
2. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
3. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
4. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
5. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
6. Data from Greg Ramstedt, Utah, USA.
7. Headstone.
8. Headstone.
9. Headstone.

107 M i. Living McNairn

108 M ii. Living McNairn

He married Living Forester

She separated from her husband on 1 April 1994 in Greenock Township, Ontario.

118 F i. Living Foley

119 M ii. Living Foley