Jean Lucette

Biography

Jean Lucette

Jean married N/n Hubert. Together they had the following children:

• Thomasse Lucette;
• Marie Lucette;
• Jeanne Lucette.

He died before October 25, 1608.

Sources [S6] Priaulx Library, Various , (Priaulx Library), Manuscripts belonging to Captain Le Messurier des Fontaines https://www.priaulxlibrary.co.uk/articles/article/manuscripts-belon... (Reliability: 2), Jan 2019. 25 October 1608. Letter under seal. Amis de Carteret Ecuyer, [Bailiff], Jean Andros and Thomas Beauvoir, jurats. Pierre de France, son of Pierre, (SPB) (sic) in right of his wife Marie, Samuel Gagnepain in right of his wife Thomasse, and Jean de Saumarez son of Nicolas of the aforesaid Town of St Peter Port in right of his iwfe Jeanne, these ladies being the daughters of the late Jean Lucette, explained to us how Jean Lucette had bought from Mr Pierre Careye, son of Nicolas, of the aforesaid Town, a certain garden in SPP to the N of the Rouge Rue, between the house and garden o f Mr William Le Marchant son if Thomas in right of his mother, which used to belong to Nicolas de la Court in right of his wife, and the garden of Etienne Guillemotte son of Nicolas, running up to the Rue Forest., for ¾ wheat rent and 24 gros. Ceded rents to Careye &c. Rents assigned to Philippe Le Lacheur son of Jean (F) by James Le Lacheur son of Henry (F) at present living in SA. Item. On the heirs of Martin Navetell [Martin Naftel] son of Pierre (SA) Daughters: Thomasse, Marie and Jeanne

[S6] Priaulx Library, Various , (Priaulx Library), Manuscripts belonging to Captain Le Messurier des Fontaines https://www.priaulxlibrary.co.uk/articles/article/manuscripts-belon... (Reliability: 2), Jan 2019. 13 April 1612. Letter under seal. William Le Marchant and Eléazar Le Marchant, jurats. Samuel Gagnepain son of Nicollas (SPP) in right of his wife Thomasse daughter of Jean Lucette in her right of her mother, the daughter of Thomas f, sold to Guillaume Hubert, the son of the said Thomas (SM) a courtil in SM in an area called La Ville au Petit, alongside La Potellerie of Jean Bonamy son of Helier to the south.