Levesque/

Levesque ~ Sixth Generation

		Issue of Suzanne Durant and Isaac Barboteau
1.		Isaac BARBOTEAU Bap 26 May 1723 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Isaac Barboteau & Susanne (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 26 May 1723 at Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Isaac & Susanna Barbotear (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial of Isaac 8 Jun 1723 at Stepney, Middlesex, son of Isaac Barbetto (ref FamilySearch B05157-5).	IGI records
2.		Jean BARBOTEAU Born 26 Apr 1724; bap 3 May 1724 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Jean, son of Isaac Barboteau & Susanne (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 3 May 1724 at Spitalfields, London, Jean Barbotear, son of Isaac & Susanne Barbotear (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
3.		Jean BARBOTEAU Bap Sep 1725 at La Patente Spitalfields London (ref Huguenot Quarto). Married Marie DE LECLUSE (ref P.Cazaly). Marriage record not found.
		Children:
	1.	Susanne BARBOTEAU bap 1752 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Elizabeth BARBOTEAU bap 1754 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Jean BARBOTEAU bap 1755 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Guillaume BARBOTEAU bap 1760 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	5.	Samuel BARBOTEAU bap 1761 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
4.		Isaac BARBOTEAU Born 24 Jul 1726, bap 31 Jul 1726 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Isaac Barbauteau & Susane Durand (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 31 Jul 1726 at Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Isaac & Susane Barbauteau (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial of Isaac 15 Nov 1726 at Stepney, Middlesex, son of Isaac Barbeto (ref FamilySearch B05168-7).
5.		Pierre BARBOTEAU Bap 6 Nov 1731 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Pierre, son of Isaac Barbotaut & Anne Susanne Durant (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 6 Nov 1731 at Spitalfields, London, Pierre, son of Isaac Barbotand & Ann Susanne (ref FamilySearch NC). Bap 1731 at St Jean Spitalfields London (ref Huguenot Quarto). His Godmother was Anne Magdeleine Levesque (marr Daniel Rollet); Daniel had in his Will in 1753: "Also to Peter Barboteau my wife's godson the sum of six pounds."
		Issue of Marie Anne Durant and Jean Cosson
1.		Jean COSSON (1) Bap 13 Sep 1724 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London (ref IGI). Presumably died young.	IGI records
2.		Paul COSSON Bap 7 Nov 1725 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Paul, son of Jean Cosson & Mariane (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 7 Nov 1725 at Spitalfields, London, Caul (sic), son of Jean & Marianne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
3.		Daniel COSSON Born 17 Nov 1727; bap 26 Nov 1727 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Daniel, son of Jean Cosson & Mariane Durand (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 26 Nov 1727 at Spitalfields, London, Daniel, son of Jean & Mariane Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
4.		Susanne COSSON Bap 28 Jun 1730 at Spitalfields, London, Susanne, dau of Jean & Marianne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).
5.		Isaac COSSON Bap (as Isac) 19 Mar 1732 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, London, son of Jean Cosson & Marie (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 19 Mar 1732 at Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Jean & Marie Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). His marriage to Jane Hack was by Banns read 18 Oct 1761, 25 Oct and 1 Nov at St Matthew, Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Marriages). Marr 7 Nov 1761 at St Matthew Bethnal Green of Isaac Cosson of this Parish, Bachelor, to Jane Hack of this Parish, Spinster; witnesses were John Brisscony and Eleazar Heak (ref Ancestry London Marriages). Her name is commonly referred to as Jeanne HECQUE. In 1768 they were living in Brick Lane (death of son Josue/Joshua). There is a burial 19 Nov 1795 of an Isaac Cosson which may be him, at St Matthew Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry Baps Marr & Bur). The burial 25 Aug 1812 of Jane Cosson at St Matthew Bethnal Green is most likely her, because there is a Will registered of a Jane Cosson in 1812, Widow of Spitalfields, with reference PROB 11/1536/88. Information on this branch supplied by Gael Olsen 2012.	IGI records
		Children:
	1.	Rachel COSSON bap 1764 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	2.	Isaac COSSON bap 1765 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	3.	Josue COSSON bap 1767 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	4.	Jean COSSON bap 1769 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	5.	Francoise COSSON bap 1770 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	6.	Samuel COSSON bap 1772 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	7.	Joseph COSSON bap 1773 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	8.	Josue COSSON bap 1775 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	9.	Jane COSSON bap 1776 at Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, London
	10.	Elizabeth COSSON bap 1781 at Saint Matthew, Bethnal Green, London
6.		Jean COSSON (2) Born 25 May 1734; bap 2 Jun 1734 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Jean, son of jean Cosson & Marianne (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 2 Jun 1734 at Spitalfields, London, Jean, son of Jean & Marianne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Presumably died young. His Godmother was Anne Magdeleine Levesque (marr Daniel Rollet) (source unknown); perhaps she was also the Godmother of his younger brother Jean.	IGI records
7.		Madeleine COSSON Born 16 Feb 1737, bap 27 Feb 1737 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Madeleine, dau of Jean Cosson & Mariane Durant (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 27 Feb 1737 at Spitalfields, London, Madeleine, dau of Jean & Marianne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
8.		Samuel COSSON Born 22 Aug 1739; bap 1 Sep 1739 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Samuel, son of Jean Cosson & Marianne (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 1 Sep 1739 at Spitalfields, London, Samuel, son of Jean & Marianne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
9.		Jean COSSON (3) Born 18 Mar 1745, bap 24 Mar 1745 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Jean, son of Jean Cosson & Marie Anne Durant (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 24 Mar 1745 at Spitalfields, London, Jean, son of Jean & Anne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). It has not been confirmed but Anne Magdeleine Levesque may have been his Godmother (marr Daniel Rollet); Daniel had in his Will in 1753: "Also I give to John Cosson another of my wife's godsons the sum of six pounds." xxxxx	IGI records
10.		Marianne COSSON Born 5 Apr 1746; bap 20 Apr 1746 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Marianne, dau of Jean Cosson & Marianne Durand (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 20 Apr 1746 at Spitalfields, London, Marianne, dau of Jean & Marianne Cosson (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
		Issue of Anne Magdeleine Levesque and Daniel Rollet
1.		Magdeleine Anne ROLLET Born 15 Apr 1723; bap 28 Apr 1723 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Magdeleine Anne, dau of Daniel Rollet & Anne Magdeleine L'Eveque (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Bap 28 Apr 1723 at City, London, Madelaine Anne, dau of Daniel Rollet & Anne Madelaine (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
2.		Simon Daniel ROLLET Born 28 Aug 1724; bap 6 Sep 1724 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Simon Daniel, son of Daniel Rollet & Anne Magdelaine (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Bap 6 Sep 1724 at City, London, Simon Daniel, son of Daniel & Anne Rollet (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial 13 Sep 1724 at Stepney, Middlesex of Simon, son of Danl Rowlet (ref FamilySearch B03823-7).	IGI records
3.		Barthelemy ROLLET Bap 2 Aug 1726 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Barthelemy, son of Daniel Rolet & Anne Magdelaine (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Bap 2 Aug 1726 at City, London, Bartholomew, son of Daniel Rolet & Anne Madelaine (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial 18 Aug 1726 at Stepney, Middlesex of Bartholomew, son of Dan Rollet (ref FamilySearch B03824-0).	IGI records
		Issue of Anne Levesque and Pierre Grain
1.		Pierre GRAIN Born 6 May 1722; bap 17 May 1722 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Pierre Grain & Anne Levesque (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Bap 17 May 1722 at City, London, Pierre, son of Pierre & Anne Grain (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).	IGI records
		Issue of Jean Levesque and Anne Martel
1.		Anne Magdelaine LEVESQUE Born 23 Mar 1726; bap 9 Apr 1726 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Anne Magdelaine, dau of Jean Levesque & Anne Martel (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Bap 9 Apr 1726 at City, London, Anne Magdelaine, dau of jean & Anne Levesque (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Her Godparents were Jaques Martel & Magdelena Levesque [relationships unsure]. In Daniel Rollet's Will in 1753 he had the following: Also I give to Anne Magdalene Levesque, Peter Levesque and John Levesque children of my brother John Levesque the sum of five pounds a piece. Marr 10 Jul 1758 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green to James Philip COURCHE (ref Ancestry London Marriage, same day as that of her sister Madeleine Anne). James was a Bachelor of the parish. Her name was given as Ann Magdalen Levesque, Spinster of the parish. Witnesses were John Brisscony (?) (see also marriage of her sister) and Daniel Levesque [presumably her brother].	IGI records
		Children:
	1.	Jacques COURCHE bap 1760 in London
	2.	Unnamed male COURCHE bap 1761 at The Artillery - French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
2.		Jean LEVESQUE Born 23 Aug 1727; bap 17 Sep 1727 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Jean, son of Jean Levesque & Anne Martell (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Marr 14 Aug 1749 at "Savoye de Spring Gardens et les Greces French Huguenot Church", London to Marie WALKER (ref FamilySearch not IGI). In Daniel Rollet's Will in 1753 he had the following: Also I give to Anne Magdalene Levesque, Peter Levesque and John Levesque children of my brother John Levesque the sum of five pounds a piece. Jean died approximately 1766, based on the memoir of his son Peter, which says that he was born in 1758 and his father died when he was 8 years of age. The most likely burial record is that of John Levesque buried 8 Oct 1766 at Whitstable, Kent, England, son of John Levesque & Ann (ref Familysearch). There is also a John Levesque buried 4 Sep 1764 at St Matthews Bethnal Green. There are two Mary Levesques buried 1 Feb 1778 and 14 Mar 1790 at St Matthews. Previously on this website I had Jean marrying Susan Sarah Lauzanne in common with some other researchers. However opinion has moved over to that Jean being a different one, baptised 1735, son of Louis Levesque and Marie Dono, probably the owner of the will dated 5 Mar 1803. (Ref G.Olsen 2011). He is probably the one buried 11 Mar 1803 at St Matthews, Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Births, Marriages, Burials). For further details, see the following website (ref G.Olsen 2011). http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Family:Jean_Levesque_and_Marie_Walker_(1)	IGI records
		Children:
	1.	Marianne LEVESQUE bap 1750 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	2.	Jean LEVESQUE bap 1754 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Madeleine LEVESQUE bap 1756 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Peter LEVESQUE bap 1758 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London
	5.	Anne LEVESQUE bap 1760 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	6.	George LEVESQUE bap 1763 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	7.	Jeanne LEVESQUE bap 1764 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
3.		Daniel LEVESQUE Born 26 Oct 1729; bap 26 Oct 1729 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Daniel, son of Jean Levesque & Anne Martel (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). "Vol 29 1729 LEVESQUE. - Oct. 26. Daniel f. de Jean L. et Anne Martel. P. Daniel Rolet. M. Jeanne Letudois. Ne 26 Oct. -p137." [Huguenot Folios] In 1753 Daniel received a bequest from his uncle Daniel Rollet: " to my godson, Daniel Levesque, the son of my brother, John Levesque, deceased, the sum of ten pounds". Marr Jeanne BOISSINEAU [Jane BOISSINOT]. She was born 29 Dec 1730, bap 10 Jan 1731 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, dau of Pierre Boissineau and Judith Lambert (ref IGI & PC, marriage not found). Her Godparents were Rene Huet and Jeanne Limar, Vol 23 #146. Daniel is probably the Godfather of the second son of his sister Anne Magdelaine Courche in 1761. Daniel is probably the one listed in Fire Insurance Registers: 1786, Daniel L'Evesque, Brewer, St John Street, Brick Lane, insured value £500 (ref http://www.londonlives.org/index.jsp). According to his tombstone at Bunhill Fields, Daniel Levesque died on 2 Feb 1794 and Jane on 16 Dec 1807. The inscription is "In memory of MR DANIEL LEVESQUE late of St Matthews Bethnal Green who departed this life February 2nd 1794 in the 64th year of his age. Also MRS JANE LEVESQUE, wife of the above, who departed this life Decr. 16th 1807, in the 79th year of her age. Also MR DANIEL LEVESQUE son of the above who died 30th January 1818 in the 64th year of his age. Also MR PETER LEVESQUE [son] who died 27th Febry 1842 aged 78 years also MRS LYDIA LEVESQUE wife of the above who died 27th Febry 1845 aged 82 years." (ref www.findagrave.com) There is a discrepancy in the burial date for Daniel in the various records. Findmypast gives the City of London Burials at Bunhill Fields on 7 Feb 1794, his address Bethnal Green. Findmypast also gives the England &Wales Non-conformist burials transcription of dissenters at Bunhill Fields with burial date 10 Feb 1794 and shows the document this was copied from. These non-conformist records (RG4-8) with 10 Feb 1794 are also in FamilySearch. The date of 7 Feb seems more likely. Bunhill Fields was a burial place in London for Noncomformists, Dissenters, and other people who died outside the Church of England. Again according to the tombstone, Jane Levesque died on 16 Dec 1807 and was buried at Bunhill Fields either 22nd or 23rd December according to different versions in Findmypast. They were referred to in the Huguenot Hospital records of their grandson John as 'Daniel & Jane Levesque of the same place [Brick Lane, Bethnal Green], who fulfilled an appointment in the French Chapel, St. John Street many years, who also carried on the Trade of a Brewer &c'.	IGI records
		Children:
	1.	Daniel LEVESQUE bap 1754 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Jeanne LEVESQUE bap 1756 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Jean (John) LEVESQUE bap 1758 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Pierre (Peter) LEVESQUE bap 1763 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
4.		Susanne LEVESQUE Born 28 Dec 1731; bap 9 Jan 1732 [new] at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, Susanne, dau of Jean Levesque & Anne (ref Ancestry Baptisms). Bap 9 Jan 1732 at Spitalfields, London, Susanne, dau of Jean & Anne Levesgue (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Buried 19 Nov 1734 at St Dunstan's Stepney, dau of John Levesque of B G Wr [words obscure] age 3 (ref Ancestry London Bap, Marr & Burials).	IGI records
5.		Isaac LEVESQUE Born 5 Jun 1734; bap 23 Jun 1734 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Jean Levesque & Anne (ref FamilySearch C04906-1). Bap 23 Jun 1734 at Spitalfields, London, Isaac, son of Jean & Anne Levesgue (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Buried 16 May 1735 at St Dunstan's Stepney, son of Levesque of B G Wea [Bethnal Green Weaver] (ref Ancestry London Bap, Marr & Burials).	IGI records
6.		Abraham LEVESQUE Born 18 Mar 1736; bap 4 Apr 1736 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Abraham, son of Jean L'Evesque & Anne Martell (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Buried 14 Jun 1737 at St Dunstan's Stepney, son of Jno. Levesque of B G Wea [Bethnal Green Weaver] (ref Ancestry London Bap, Marr & Burials).
7.		Madelaine Anne LEVESQUE Born 7 Nov 1738; bap 19 Nov 1738 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Madelaine Anne, dau of Jean Levesque & Anne Martel (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). Her Godmother was Anne Magdaleine Levesque (marr Daniel Rollet); Daniel had in his Will in 1753: "Also, I give to my Wife's god daughter Magdalen Anne Levesque the sum of eight pounds." Marr 10 Jul 1758 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green of Magdalen Ann Levesque to Lewis Peter LOUVEL; the Banns were read 25 Jun, 2 Jul, 9 Jul; they were bachelor and spinster of the parish; witnesses were John Brisscony (?, see above) and Michl Le Monier (?); the actual signatures were Madeleine Anne and Louis Pierre (ref Ancestry London Marriages, same day as her sister Anne above) .	IGI records
		Children:
	1.	Louis Pierre LOUVEL bap 1759 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Michel LOUVEL bap 1760 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Daniel LOUVEL bap 1762 at Saint Jean French Huguent, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Anne LOUVEL bap 1764 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	5.	Jean LOUVEL bap 1765 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	6.	Caroline LOUVEL bap 1768 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	7.	Robert LOUVEL bap 1770 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	8.	Catherine LOUVEL bap 1779 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
8.		Pierre LEVESQUE Born 24 Feb 1741; bap 8 Mar 1741 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Jean L'Evesque & Anne Martel (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). His Godparents were Pierre Charbonier and Anne [Levesque] Grain (ref G.Olsen 2011). Buried 7 Jun 1743 at St Dunstan's Stepney, son of John Levesque of B Green Weaver (ref Ancestry London Baptisms Marr & Burials).	IGI records
9.		Pierre LEVESQUE Born 3 Jun 1744; bap 16 Jun 1744 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Jean L'Evesque & Anne Martel (ref FamilySearch C04903-2). His Godparents were Pierre Nee and his aunt Jeanne [Levesque] Poulain. In Daniel Rollet's Will in 1753 he had the following: "Also I give to Anne Magdalene Levesque, Peter Levesque and John Levesque children of my brother John Levesque the sum of five pounds a piece." In 1768 Ann, prior to her marriage, was Godmother to her niece-to be Caroline Louvel. Marr 12 Nov 1768 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green, to Ann PONGE; the groom was a bachelor of the parish, the bride a spinster of the parish; Banns were read 16, 23, 30 Oct (ref Ancestry London Marriages). Buried 1 Jan 1823 at St Andrew Enfield; Peter Levesque upward of 50 years Organist in this church, Widower; Chaseside; age 79 years (ref Ancestry London Burials). The following note is in the Huguenot Hospital records of John Levesque (b. 1781): 'Peter Levesque my Great Uncle was Organist of St. Andrews Enfield, Middx. fifty years & Three months up to about the year 1822 when he died aged 79 years. ' Peter left a Will which is attached here; he left his estate in 1823 to his niece, Catherine LOUVEL.	IGI records The Will of Peter Levesque of Enfield
		Issue of Magdeleine Levesque and Simeon Bernard
1.		Marie Madeleine BERNARD Born 9 Nov 1727, bap 26 Nov 1727 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Marie Madeleine, dau of Simeon Bernard & Madeleine Levesque (ref FamilySearch C04914-1). Bap 26 Nov 1727 at Spitalfields, London of Marie Madeline, dau of Simeon & Madeleine Bernard (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial of Mary Feb 1727/28 at Stepney, Middlesex, dau of Simon Barnard (ref FamilySearch B03825-2).
2.		Anne BERNARD Bap 19 Sep 1731 at Spitalfields, London of Anne, dau of Simon & Madeleine Bernard (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Born 12 Sep 1731, bap 26 Sep 1731 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Anne, dau of Simon Bernard & Magdelaine Leveque (ref FamilySearch C04914-1).
3.		Barthelemy BERNARD Born 29 Jun 1734, bap 14 Jul 1734 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Barthelemy Bernard, son of Simeon Bernard & Madelaine Leveque (ref FamilySearch C04914-1). Burial of Bartholomew Barnard 9 Mar 1734 at St Dunstan, Stepney, son of Sim. Barnard (ref FamilySearch I05098-1). Bap 14 Jul 1734 at Spitalfields, London, Barthelemi, son of Simeon & Madeleine Bernard (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).
4.		Maria BERNARD Born 7 Dec 1735, bap 21 Dec 1735 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Marie, dau of Simeon Bernard & Madelaine Leveque (ref FamilySearch C04914-1).Bap 21 Dec 1735 at Spitalfields, London, Marie, dau of Simeon & Madeleine Bernard (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial of Maria Bernard 5 Oct 1736 at St Dunstan, Stepney, dau of Simon Bernard (ref FamilySearch I08194-4).
5.		Jacque BERNARD Born 11 Dec 1737, bap 25 Dec 1737 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Jacque, son of Simion Bernard & Madelaine Levesque (ref FamilySearch C04914-1). Bap 25 Dec 1737 at Spitalfields, London of Jacques, son of Simon B Bernard & Madeleine Bernard (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist). Burial of James Barnard 12 Feb 1737/38 at St Dunstan, Stepney, son of Simon Barnard (ref FamilySearch I08194-4).
6.		Elizabett BERNARD Born 1 Dec 1742, bap 19 Dec 1742 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Elizabett, dau of Simeon Bernard & Madelaine Levesque (ref FamilySearch C04914-1). Bap 19 Dec 1742 at Spitalfields, London, Elizabeth, dau of Simeon & Madeleine Bernard (ref FamilySearch Non Conformist).
7.		Simeon BERNARD Born 27 Nov 1744, bap 5 Dec 1744 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London, Simeon, son of Simeon Bernard & Madelaine (ref FamilySearch C04914-1).
		Issue of James Abraham Auber and Jane Bouquet
1.		Jeanne AUBER Born 8 Oct 1760; bap 26 Oct 1760 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Jeanne, dau of Jaques Abra. Auber & Jeanne Bouquet (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
2.		Elizabeth AUBER Born 14 Dec 1761; bap 3 Jan 1762 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Elizabeth, dau of Jaques Abraham Auber & Jeanne Bouquet (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
3.		Abraham AUBER Born 19 Mar 1763; bap 20 Mar 1763 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Abraham, son of Jaques Abraham Auber & Jeanne Bouquet (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
4.		Jacques AUBER Born 29 Aug 1765; bap 15 Sep 1765 at bap 1765 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Jacques, son of Jacques Abraham Auber & Jeanne Bouquet (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
5.		Anne AUBER Born 19 Feb 1767, bap 8 Mar 1767 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Anne, dau of Jaques Abraham Auber & Jeanne (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
6.		Pierre AUBER Born 21 Dec 1769; bap 6 Jan 1770 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Jaques Abraham Auber & Jeanne Bouquet (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
		Issue of Peter Abraham Auber and Marie Lamy
1.		Susanne AUBER Born 9 Jan 1752; bap 1 Feb 1752 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Susanne, dau of Pierre Abra. Auber & Marie (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
2.		Pierre AUBER Born 27 Apr 1754; bap 15 May 1754 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Pierre Abraham Aubert & Marie Lamie (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
3.		Anne AUBER Born 18 Apr 1761; bap 30 Apr 1761 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Anne, dau of Pierre Abraham Auber & Marie Lamy (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
4.		Pierre AUBER Born 13 Oct 1762; bap 15 Oct 1762 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Pierre Abraham Auber & Marie (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
5.		Jaques AUBER Born 20 Dec 1763; bap 12 Jan 1764 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Jaques, son of Pierre Abraham Auber & Marie Lamy (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
6.		Pierre AUBER Born 28 May 1765; bap 10 Jun 1765 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London, Pierre, son of Pierre Abraham Auber & Marie Lami (ref FamilySearch C04903-2).
		Issue of Marie Magdelaine Duchemin and Jacob Shlumberger
1.		Jean SHLUMBERGER Born 6 Oct 1759; bap 21 Oct 1759 (as Schlumberger) at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London (ref IGI).
2.		Jacob SHLUMBERGER Born 12 Nov 1762; bap 28 Nov 1762 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London (ref IGI).
		Other families - 1 (Jean Levesque & Marie Walher generation 6)
		Jean LEVESQUE This Jean cannot be the one above who married Marie Walker, due to their daughter Madeleine being born 10 Sep 1756 and bap 2 Oct 1756 in the same months as this couple's son Daniel. However, Daniel Ro(u)llet is connected with both. Married Marie WALHER. Marriage not located.
		Child:
	1.	Daniel LEVESQUE born 1756, bap 1756 at Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
		Other families - 2 (Jean Levesque & Sarah generation 7)
		Other families - 3 (Jean Baptiste Levesque & Ann Mead generation 6)
		Jean Baptiste LEVESQUE Marriage 30 Oct 1766 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green of Jean Levesque to Ann MEAD; John Levesque of this Parish, batchelor and Ann Mead of this Parish, spinster, were married in this church by Banns published Oct 5th, 12th & 19th 1766, this 30th day of October 1766. Signed by Jean Levesque, mark of Ann Mead, witnessed by Magdelen Levesque and Ph: Ja: May (ref Ancestry London Marriages image). There is a reference to a John Baptist Levesque in 1788 in Land Tax Records; Civil Parish or Ward, St Matthew, Bethnal Green; Borough Tower Hamlets; Call Number MR/PLT/5004 (ref Ancestry London Land Tax Records). There are possible burials of Ann on 22 Nov 1795 and 3 Apr 1800 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green, with no further details (ref Ancestry London Burials). John's death not found.
		Children:
	1.	Jean Baptiste LEVESQUE born 1767, bap 1767 at The Artillery, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Jaques LEVESQUE born 1769, bap 1769 at The Artillery, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Pierre LEVESQUE born 1776, bap 1776 at The Artillery, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Samuel LEVESQUE born 1781, bap 1781 at Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, London
	5.	Pierre LEVESQUE born 1785, bap 1785 at Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, London
		Other families - 4 (unknown Levesque & Marie, generation 5)
		Issue of unknown Levesque and Marie
1.		Abraham LEVESQUE Abraham's first marriage is still to be identified. It is possible that he married Marie Anne GAILLARD on 17 Jan 1730/31 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields; the witness was Marie Manourie (ref Ancestry England & Wales Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial Registers image in French). There is a possible burial of a Mary Ann Levesque on 28 Mar 1762 (new form) at St Matthew, Bethnal Green. No children of this marriage are mentioned in his Will, while his daughter Elizabeth from his second marriage was to receive a large fortune. Presumably Abraham was a witness to his sister Marie's wedding in 1739/40, unless their father was also named Abraham. Marriage 11 Jun 1764 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green of Abraham Levesque to Elizabeth TIQUET; both were of the Parish of St Matthew Bethnal Green; Abraham was a Widower and Elizabeth a Spinster; married by Licence; witnesses Ph. J. May & Stephen Forel (obscure) (ref Ancestry London Marriages image). Abraham was buried 10 Apr 1771 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Burials). His Will was dated 5 Feb 1768. It was proved on 20 Apr 1771. It is attached here. In this Will he names and gives an inheritence to his wife Elizabeth, his daughter Elizabeth (the large fortune of one thousand five hundred pounds), his nephew Jacob Dore, his brother Peter Levesque, his nephews and nieces Abraham Levesque, Peter Levesque, Magdalen Levesque and John Levesque, and nominates his wife, Jacob Dore and Abraham Ogier to be the Executors. There is a further mention of his brother Peter in the event of the death of the daughter Elizabeth a minor or unmarried, that Peter would receive the amount mentioned, or his issue if any (though the writing is obscure). The mention of Abraham, Peter and Magdalen appears to tie this Peter to the marriage with Madeleine Hericher, below. Elizabeth married (2) 16 Oct 1771 at Christ Church with St Mary and St Stephen, Spitalfields to John WILLIS; John was a widower of the parish of St Mary the Great in the [?] of Cambridge, and Elizabeth was a widower of the parish where the marriage took place; by Licence; witnesses Philip Tiquet and James Chanoury (ref Ancestry London Marriages).
		Child of Abraham and Elizabeth:
	1.	Elizabeth LEVESQUE born 1765, bap 1765 at The Artillery-French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
2.		Marie LEVESQUE Married 23 Mar 1739/40 at Saint Jean, Spitalfields, London to Jacques DORAY; witnesses were Abraham Levesque and Jean Levesque (ref Ancestry England & Wales Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial Registers, image in French). Presumably these two witnesses were her brothers, unless her father was Abraham or Jean. Marie is placed here in the tree because her son Jacob was named as Jean Levesque's cousin (b1746) in Jean's Will, and vice versa. There is a burial of a Mary Dore on 24 Mar 1798 at St James Clerkenwell, Middlesex, but not further details are known.
		Child:
	1.	Jacob DORAY (later known as DORÉ) born 1741, bap 1741 at Saint Jean French Protestant, Spitalfields, London
3.		Pierre LEVESQUE (later known as Peter) Married 1736 at St Jean Spitalfields to Madeleine HERICHER (ref Boyd's Marriage Index in findmypast as Magdalen). The marriage was 22 Aug 1736. '1736, 22 Aout. Pierre Levesque—Madeleine Hericher; mar. par Mr Vincent. Tems. Jean Caron, Anc. et Sec., Charles Perrette, Anc Pierre Hericher, Abraham Levesque.' Madeleine was bap 22 Feb 1708 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, dau of Pierre Hericher & Madellenne Dupuy (ref IGI). Note both a HERICHER and a DUPUY connection on the "other" page. He is described as a Weaver of Bethnal Green at the burial of his son Abraham in 1742. He is a possible witness for a possible marriage of his daughter Marie in 1763. Peter was mentioned in his brother Abraham's Will in 1768, see above for attachment. He was also mentioned in his nephew Jacob Dore's Will in 1790. Attached is a Will which is probably Pierre's. It was written in 1791, and that person was buried 5 Sep 1800 at St Matthew Bethnal Green, with no birth date or age given. He originally left his estate to his daughter Magdalen Levesque and her husband John Levesque; by the time of his death, this John Levesque had also died. The Will of Peter Levesque Widower of Shoreditch (pdf) Peter states that he was a Widower in 1791 when writing his Will. Madeleine/Magdalen's death has not been found. He also states that he was a member of the Society of Lintot. "Friendly Societies. Another is the society of Lintot, founded in London in o8, in which the office of secretary was for more than half a century filled by persons of the name of Levesque, one of whom published a translation of its original rules. No one was to be received into the society who was not a member, or the descendant of a member, of the church of Lintot, of recognized probity, a good Protestant, and well-intentioned towards the queen [Anne] and faithful to the government of the country. No one was to be admitted below the age of eighteen, or who had not been received at holy communion and become member of a church. A member should not have a claim to relief during his first year's membership, but if he fell sick within the year a collection should be made for him among the members." (ref Encyc. Britt. 1911 on Wikisource)
		Children:
	1.	Marie LEVESQUE born 1737, bap 1737 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Abraham LEVESQUE (1) born 1739, bap 1739 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	3.	Pierre LEVESQUE (1) born 1745, bap 1745 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	4.	Abraham LEVESQUE (2) born 1747, bap 1747/48 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	5.	Madelaine LEVESQUE (1) born 1748, bap 1748 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	6.	Pierre LEVESQUE (2) born 1751, bap 1751 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	7.	Madelaine LEVESQUE (2) born 1754, bap 1754 at Saint Jean French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
4.		Jean LEVESQUE Presumably Jean was a witness to his sister Marie's wedding in 1739/40, unless their father was also named Jean. Jean married 12 Apr 1744 in St Jean, Spitalfields, London to Anne BARBET; witnesses were Jean Barbet, Guillaume Barbet, Michel Fournié, Isaac Poulain and Jâques Giles (ref Ancestry England & Wales Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, image in French, 2 different versions). She was born 20 Mar 1724 in East London and was a dau of Jean Barbet and Susanne Fontaine. Anne had a sister Susanne Barbet born 22 Nov 1725, bap 2 Dec 1725 who is most probably the person referred to in John's (b1746) Will, below, and the baptism of many of his children. John is not mentioned in his brother Abraham's Will in 1768, and so may have died earlier; there is a burial of John Levesque 4 Sep 1764 at St Matthew, Bethnal Green, no age given (ref Ancestry London Burials).
		Children:
	1.	Jean LEVESQUE born 1746, bap 1746 at The Artillery-French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
	2.	Abraham LEVESQUE born 1748, bap 1748 at The Artillery-French Huguenot, Spitalfields, London
		Other families - 5 (Louis Daniel Levesque & Elizabeth Soubien generation 7)
		Other families - 6 (Sanson Levesque & Elizabeth Monfreul generation 4)
		Issue of Louis Levesque and Marie Donneau
1.		Magdelaine LEVESQUE Born 26 Nov 1727, bap 10 Dec 1727 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London, or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, Magdelaine, dau of Louis Levesques & Marie Dono; Godfather Abraham Carpentier, Godmother Magdelaine Recher (ref IGI C049032, Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial registers image and Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings) Marr 19 Feb 1757 at Saint Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney of Magdalene Levesque to Francis LAMY; Magdalen was a spinster, Francis a Weaver (ref FamilySearch M05576-4; Ancestry London Marriages & Banns; Ancestry England Select Marriages). "Banns of Marriage between Francis Lamy of M.E.N.T. [Mile End New Town] & Magdalen Levesque of the same were published the 16, 23, 30 of January. The said Francis Lamy of this Parish the Hamlet of M.E.N.T. Weaver and the said Magdalen Levesque of this Parish and the same Hamlet Spinster were married in this church by Banns this 19th day of February in the year 1757 by me Hugh Colley Curate. This marriage was solemnized between us Francois Lamy, The Mark of Magdalen Levesque, in the presence of John Levesque [her brother], the mark of Susan Sara Lauzanne [to be sister in law]" (ref Ancestry London Marriages & Banns image) Francois (Francis) was born 1720 at Bolbec, Seine Maritime, Normandy, France, son of Francois Lamy & Marguerite Beaucamp. Magdalene died between 1761 and 1772, record not found. Francis married (2) 15 Mar 1772 at St Matthew Bethnal Green to Elizabeth PAGE; Francis was a Widower, Elizabeth a spinster (ref Ancestry London Marriages and Banns image). They had several children together. (Last 3 references from G.Olsen Lamy document.)
		Children of Magdelaine and Francis:
	1.	Esther LAMY born 1757, bap 1757 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	2.	Abraham LAMY born 1759, bap 1759 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	3.	Marie Ann LAMY born 1761, bap 1761 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
2.		Marie LEVESQUE Born 4 May 1731, bap 16 May 1731 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London, or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, Marie, dau of Louis Levesque and Marie Dona; Godfather Jaques Dona, Godmother Madelaine Hericher (ref IGI C049032, Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial registers image and Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings)
3.		Ester LEVESQUE (Esther) Born 4 Nov 1733, bap 25 Nov 1733 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London, or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, Ester, dau of Louis L'Esveque and Marie; Godfather Pierre L'Esveque, Godmother Ester Belambau (ref IGI C049032, Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial registers image and Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings). In all of these entries the name is mispelled L'Esveque or Esveque. Esther was Godmother of niece Esther Lamy in 1757. Marriage 20 Oct 1765 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, City of London of Esther Levesque to Peter DUPUY; Peter was of the Parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, Widower, and Esther was of the same parish, spinster, by Banns, witnesses L. Auber and John Hurst (ref Ancestry London Marriages and England Select Marriages). Peter was born c1727 (ref his burial). His first marriage was as Peter DUPUIS to Ann DELANNEE on 27 Feb 1756 at St Matthew Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Baps Marriage and Burials). They had several children. Burial of Ann Dupuy 15 May 1763 at St Matthew Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Burials image, no further details). Burial of Esther Dupuy 28 Jun 1778 at St Matthew Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Burials image, no further details). Burial of Peter Dupuy 8 Mar 1804 in the parish of Christ Church, Spitalfields, abode St Mw B Green [St Matthew Bethnal Green] aged 77.
4.		Jean LEVESQUE (John) Bap 8 Nov 1735 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London, or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, Jean, son of Louis Leveque and Marie Donneau; Godfather Jean Grenon, Godmother Marie Leveque (ref IGI C049032, Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial registers image and Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings). In all of these entries the name is mispelled Leveque. On 19 Feb 1757 John Levesque and Susan Sarah Lauzanne were witnesses to the marriage of his sister Magdalen who married Francis (Francois) Lamy. Francois was witness to John and Susan's marriage a month later.. Marriage 20 Mar 1757 at Saint Dunstan, Stepney of John Levesque to Susan Sarah LAUZANNE (ref Ancestry England Selected Marriages). John was of this parish, the Hamlet of M.E.N.T. [Mile End New Town] Weaver, and Susan was of the Parish of St Matthew Bethnal green, spinster; witnesses were John Lauzanne, Francois Lamy (ref Ancestry London Marriages image). In his Marriage Bond and Allegation John stated that he was of the parish of St Dunstan Stepney, a Batchelor of the age of 21 years and upwards, intending to marry Susan Sarah Lauzanne of the Parish of St Matthew Bethnal Green aged upwards of twenty one years a spinster (ref Ancestry). Bap of Susanne Sarah Lauzanne 12 Apr 1729 at The Artillery, Spitalfields, dau of Jean Lauzenne & Ann (ref Ancestry England & Wales Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial Registers, in French). Burial of Susanna Sarah Levesque 21 Jun 1765 at St Matthew Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Baps Marr & Burial, no further details on image). John may have been listed in Fire Insurance Registers: 1777, John Levesque, Weaver, Brick Lane, Spitalfields, insured value £500 (ref http://www.londonlives.org/index.jsp). Burial of John Levesque 11 Mary 1803 at St Matthew Bethnal Green (ref Ancestry London Burials no further details on image) See John's Will from 1803 on the Wills page and below here. In the name of God Amen. I John Levesque of Brick Lane in the Parish of St Matthew in Bethnal Green in the County of Middlesex Weaver being of sound mind, and understanding, thanks be to God Almighty, but considering the uncertainty of this transitory life I do make and declare this to be my last will and testament in the manner and form following. First of all I surrender my soul to God Almighty hoping by the merits of our saviour Jesus Christ to obtain the remission of my sins, and my body I commit to the Earth to be decently buried in the Church of the aforesaid parish by the discretion of my Executrix herein after named and as for such worldly goods estate and effects wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with after all my just debts and funeral expenses are fully paid and satisfied I then dispose of the same in the following manner. First I give and bequeath unto my son John Levesque the sum of twenty five pounds stock in three percent consoles. I likewise bequeath to my son in law James Lesage the like sum of twenty five pounds stock in the 3 percent consols to be paid to them within three months of the date of my decease. All the residue stock after these legacies have been paid I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Levesque. I likewise bequeath unto her the said Elizabeth Levesque the House wherein I now dwell also my household furniture Goods and chattels plate etc in fund? all that I may possess at my decease and I do hereby constitute and appoint the aforesaid Elizabeth Levesque my daughter sole Executrix of this my will hereby revoking and making void all precedent and former and other will by me whatsoever by me at any time heretofore made and I do ordain and ratify this duly to stand and be as for my last Will and Testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and three John Levesque signed sealed published and witnessed by the said Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in the presence of the said Testator and at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunder subscribed our names as witnessed - F Terry - Thos Boisson This will was proved at London the fifth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and three before the worshipful Samuel Pearce Parson Doctor of Laws and Surrogate of the Right Honorable Sir William Wynn Knight, Doctor of Laws, Master Keeper Commissary of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the oath of Elizabeth Levesque spinster daughter and sole Executrix named in the said will to whom administration was granted of all and singular the goods chattels and credits of the said deceased having been first sworn duly to administer.
		Children:
	1.	Marie Anne LEVESQUE born 1757; bap 1758 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	2.	Jean LEVESQUE born 1760, bap 1760 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	3.	Elizabeth LEVESQUE born between 1757 and 1765
5.		Pierre LEVESQUE (Peter) Born 6 Apr 1739, bap 15 Apr 1739 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London, or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, Pierre, son of Louis L'Eveque and Marie Dono; Godfather Pierre Maropolay, Godmother Marie Lamy (ref IGI C049032, Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial registers image and Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings). Marriage (1) 10 Jun 1765 at Saint Botolph, Bishopsgate, London of Peter Levesque to Magdalen BEUZEVILLE; they were bachelor and spinster of Old Artillery Ground in the County of Middlesex; witnesses were Peter Beuzeville, Stephen Beuzeville, Elizabeth Beuzeville (ref Ancestry London Marriages image). Magdalen was born 15 Dec 1742, bap 2 Jan 1742/43 at Threadneedle St, dau of Jaques Beuseville & Elizabeth Barbet; Godfather Pierre Beuseville, Godmother Magdelaine Guillmare (ref FamilySearch & Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial Registers). Burial of Magdalen Levesque 7 Mar 1771 at Christ Church Spitalfields, of Old Artillery Ground, aged 29 (ref Ancestry London Baps Marr & Burials). He married (2) Anne OLIVIER; there is a marriage bond in Ancestry (under Leversque) dated 5 Feb 1773; he was of the Old Artillery Ground in the Liberty of the Tower of London Weaver; he was a Widower, she was a Spinster of 21 years and upwards; it is signed Peter Levesque (ref Ancestry). The actual marriage record not found. There may be a connection that Magdalen's sister Esther married Daniel Olivier in 1768. It is very likely that it was this Pierre/Peter Levesque who was an early partner with the Beuzeville family and others, at 24 Steward Street, Spitalfields. James Beuzeville (1), born before 1685 near Bolbec in Normandy, died 1745, founded the silk manufacturing firm in about 1725, which was carried on by the family until 1827. Peter Levesque, who was identified in family papers as a cousin, was taken into partnership, as were later the eldest son James Beuzeville (2) (born Bolbec about 1708), his brother Stephen also born in Normandy, and William Beloncle who was the son-in-law of the second James. The firm continued to be associated with the Levesque name until nearly the end of its life, but it is not known which Levesque was involved at that point. See website http://www.byles.net/family/beuz2.html for more information about this family. Samuel Beuzeville was the fourth child of the above James Beuzeville (1). He was born 1717 at St. Thomas de Gruchet, near Bolbec, Normandy, in the general area where the Levesque and Campart families came from, and died in 1782. He took Holy Orders and was the Pastor of the Church of St. Jean, Spitalfields from 1758 until 1782. In his Will written in 1782 he included books left to Mr. Ephraim Flammare, and to Hannah, eldest daughter of cousin James Levesque, ten pounds, among many specific legacies to various people. There are still connections to be sorted out with Mr. Ephraim Flammare being mentioned in two of the wills. The Wills are transcribed on the Wills page. The Will of William Belloncle, written 14 Apr 1887, specifies "to my late partner Peter Levesque of Steward Street aforesaid weaver" and his wife Ann Levesque and a number of further details in a very long Will available on Ancestry, proved 1 Oct 1787; he also mentions the Beuzeville family. James Beuzeville died in 1799. The following notice appeared: "Notice is hereby given that the Partnership lately subsisting between James Beuzeville, Peter Levesque, and James Barbet, of Steward-Street, in the Old Artillery Ground, in the Liberty of the Tower of London, Silk Manufacturers, being dissolved by the Death of the said James Beuzeville, the Trade will in future be carried on by the said Peter Levesque and James Barbet only, but under the Stile and Firm of Beuzeville, Levesque, and Barbet: witness our Hands this 13th Day of August 1799. Peter Levesque, James Barbet. James Guillemard, One of the Executors of James Beuzeville. (ref the London Gazette, 5 Nov 1799) The Partnership between Peter Levesque, James Barbet and Stephen Beuzeville, Silk Manufacturers, was reported dissolved in the Morning Post of Monday 18 Jul 1808 (ref British Newspaper Archive). Peter died 7 Sep 1814. Peter's burial occurred on 15 September 1814 at Christ Church Spitalfields, age at death 77, address at death Spital Square (ref findmypast). "DEATHS. On the 7th inst. [September] Peter Levesque, Esq. aged 77." (ref British Newspapers Archive, The Examiner, Sun 11 Sep 1814) According to his Will he left a fortune to daughters Ann and Mary and son Peter. Probate was given for his Will on 17 Dec 1814, see the Wills page and below here. In the name of God Amen. I Peter Levesque of Spital Square do give and bequeath unto my daughter Ann two thousand five hundred pounds also to my other daughter Mary two thousand five hundred pounds good and lawful money of Great Britain. The remainer of my property of whatsoever nature or kind I give unto my son Peter who is to pay the above sums to his sisters within one month after my decease. Witness my hand the 6 Sep 1814. Peter Levesque. Witnesses the same day P. Levesque Jr, Ann Levesque.
		Children of Pierre Levesque and Anne Olivier:
	1.	Anne LEVESQUE born 1774, bap 1774 at Threadneedle St French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	2.	Ester LEVESQUE born 1776, bap 1776 at Threadneedle St French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	3.	Pierre LEVESQUE born 1779, bap 1779 at Threadneedle St French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
	4.	Marie LEVESQUE born 1785, bap 1785 at Threadneedle St French Huguenot London or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields
6.		Anne LEVESQUE Born 12 May 1744, bap 20 May 1744 at Threadneedle Street French Huguenot London, or Chapel of the Hospital, Spitalfields, Anne, dau of Louis Leveques and Marie Daunos; Godfather Francois Nadal, Godmother Anne De Lamare (ref IGI C049032, Ancestry Non-Conformist & Non-Parochial registers image and Ancestry England Select Births & Christenings).
		Other families - 7 (John Levesque born c1818 London generation 9)
		Other families - 8 (Jaques L'Eveque de Nismes generation 4)
		Other families - 9 (Jacques Levesque and Madelaine Louise Roy generation 5)
		Issue of Jacques Levesque and Madeleine Louise Roy
1.		Jacques LEVESQUE Born 7 Jan 1733 (new style), bap 20 Jan 1733 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, Jacques, son of Jacques Leveque and Madeleine Louise Roy; Godparents Pierre Roy, Susanne Leveque (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings, and Ancestry England and Wales Non Conformist and Non Parochial records).
2.		Samuel LEVESQUE Born 17 Dec 1735, bap 4 Jan 1736 (new style) at La Patente French Huguenot, Brown's Lane, Spitalfields, Samuel, son of Jacque Levesque and Madeleine Louise Roy; Godparents Samuel Levesque, Elizabeth Le Sade (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings, and Ancestry England and Wales Non Conformist and Non Parochial records). The full image is available in French online; Jacques was from Bolbec in Upper Normandy, and Madelaine Louise was a native of London (ref Ancestry England and Wales Non Conformist and Non Parochial Registers).
3.		Jean LEVESQUE Born and bap 12 Sep 1740 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, Jean, son of Jacques Leveque and Madeleine Louise Roy; Godparents Jean Fremont, Catherine Leveque (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings, and Ancestry England and Wales Non Conformist and Non Parochial records).
4.		Marie LEVESQUE Bap 5 Jan 1749 at La Patente French Huguenot, Spitalfields, Marie, dau of Jaques Levesque and Madelaine Louise Roy (ref Ancestry England Select Births and Christenings)

Revised 16 Oct 2015