Janequin le Marchant

Janequin le Marchant, the eldest son of John, by Collette de la Cour, was a Jurat, and living in 1493. He married Catherine, daughter of Peter Martin, Jurat, by whom he had issue an only son, John. John le Marchant, the only child of Janequin, was also a Jurat; and at the Chief Pleas holden the 7th of January, 1546, he and his second cousin Nicholas, the eldest son of William, and their heirs, were decreed to be styled Honourable Gentlemen at all Chief Pleas. He married Collette, daughter of William de Beauvoir, Jurat, by whom he had two sons, Thomas and Peter, and one daughter, Catherine, married to John de la Marche, Jurat.

The history of ... Guernsey, from the remotest period of antiquity to the year 1814