David Hautenville

David Hautenville was born about 1650 and came from Rouen to London about 1680, and from there to Lisburn. It is thought that he married in Lisburn in 1680. In 1690 the army lists show Ensign Hautenville in Colonel de Caillemotte's Regiment. Daniel Hautenville had two sons and four daughters. Samuel Hautenville, born in 1690 in Lisburn, married Elizabeth Wilkins, daughter of Rev. Josiah Wilkins, Rector of Lisburn and Dean of Clogher, in 1694. Her grandmother was Dorothy, daughter of Sir John Rawdon, of Moira The Hautenville family then moved to Dublin Rawdon Hautenville, a grandson of the first Earl of Moira, held a commission in the 4th Regiment of Foot, later the West Yorkshire Regiment, in 1739. He married Abigail Jeffrey, the daughter of Robert Jeffrey of Lisburn. They lived at Lenaderg near Banbridge, but moved to Dublin where Rawdon died in 1815. The family seems to have had no further connection with Lisburn.