Le Marquand

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Le Marquand family page


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This very common Jersey surname can be traced back to at least the beginning of the 14th century

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Mary Ann Le Marquand c1850, a very early Jersey photographic portrait


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Origin of Surname

The origin of Marquand is believed to be the French marchant (the merchant), probably derived from an early tradesman between Jersey and France. The ultimate root of the name lies in the Latin word mercis, meaning commerce or merchandise.

Early records

The family name appears in the Assize Roll of 1309 in Jersey, and the Jersey Chantry Certificate of 1550 includes Edmond, Janette, Raulin, Raulyn or Rauolyn, and Thomas.

The earliest occurence of the variant Marquand in Guernsey was in 1513, when the parish school of St Peter Port, Guernsey was founded by the gift of Thomas Le Marquand and his wife, Yonette Thelby.

Raoulin Le Marquand was Procureur-General in Jersey, 1507-1519. He is recorded as living in "La Vallée de St Laurens": [1] His son, also named Raulin, was a Jurat, 1551-1555.

It is not clear whether Le Marquand and Le Marchand/Le Marchant were different families in Jersey or just variations in spelling within a single family. We continue to list them separately.

Variants

  • Le Marquand, 1668
  • Le Marquant, 1528
  • Le Marcant 1515
  • Le Marchand
  • Marchand
  • Le Marcquant
  • Marquant
  • Le Marchant
  • Marchant
  • Marchent
  • Merchant

Family records

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Jersey family trees


The first three trees all have the same starting point, but there are differences of detail between them, and the third shows a new line into the 20th century. We are unable at this stage to venture an opinion as to which tree is more reliable when they conflict with each other.


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Family histories


Mary Ann Le Marquand's house in Malbaie, Quebec, built for her by fellow Jerseyman Thomas Le Page














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Church records

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Newspaper records


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Great War service



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Family wills



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Burial records

Notable Jerseymen

  • Senator Cyril Le Marquand, arguably Jersey's most important post-war politician
  • Senator John Le Marquand, cousin of the above and architect of Jersey's post-war education system
  • Senator J J Le Marquand, not related to the above but in the States at the same time
A Le Marquand family stops on Victoria Avenue to pose for a photograph with their car. Nobody would dream of doing that today. From left to right, Mary Le Marquand; Bernard (Bunny) Le Marquand, sitting on the mudguard; Alf Le Marquand inside the car; Annie Le Marquand, and her two sisters

Guernsey

The family of Le Marchant has been long seated in this island. The common ancestor of the different branches now living was Peter Le Marchant, who held the office of Lieut-Governor and Bailiff in the time of Edward III, and dying in 1335, left two sons, John and Denis.


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Family businesses

  • P P Le Marquand, ironmonger of Charing Cross

  • F P Le Marquand's foundry was in Don Street in 1874

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  • 1912

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  • 1948

  • 1873

  • 1887 advert from L'Almanach de la Gazette de Jersey for Peter Philip Le Marquand

  • 1866 Nouvelle Chronique advert

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  • 1953

  • 1953

  • 1945

  • 1915


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Family album

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The Marchand family in Little Falls, Minnesota, in about 1910. Back row, right to left: Alice, Alexina, Ferdinand, Leopold, Laura, Hector. Front row, right to left: Willie, Victoria, Agnes, Joseph, Edward

  • Alexina Beauchamp, nee Marchand, in Saskatchewan in 1915. She was a school teacher in a one-room school house. This is the photo from a little booklet that was given to her students

  • Frank Le Marquand (1879- )

  • Geoffrey and Gillian Le Marquand, 1950

  • B Le Marquand

  • J Le Marquand

  • Marie Le Marquand

  • Marie Le Marquand

  • ... by his cousins Jack and Janet Wilson, photographed by E Hopkins and the Van Dyck Studio

  • Jean Le Marquand, born in St Ouen in 1818, he was the son of Philippe (1785- ) and Marie Jeanne, nee Nans (1793- ). They had four daughters and two sons

  • John Le Marquand, born in St Ouen in 1843, the son of Jean and Jeanne, nee Le Brun

  • Francis John Le Marquand, was born in St Ouen in 1852, the son of Jean and Jeanne, nee Le Brun. He emigrated to New Zealand at the age of 20, married Jane Le Conte, also an immigrant from Jersey, and after her death, he married Jane's younger sister Elizabeth, who went out to New Zealand to join him

  • Elizabeth Le Conte, born in St Helier in 1861, she went to New Zealand in 1886, following the death there of her elder sister Jane, who had emigrated 14 years earlier, and married Francis John Le Marquand (1852-1914), Jane's widowed husband, in 1887. He already had three surviving children by Jane, and had six further children with Elizabeth. Francis was born in St Ouen and emigrated to New Zealand in 1872, marrying Jane in Auckland three years later. Their first child, Selina Jane, the fifth, Winter George, and mother Jane all died in 1885.

  • Mary Le Marquand and Iris Plumley

  • Dorothy Grace Le Marquand (1896-1958), born in Gisborne, New Zealand, the daughter of Francis John Le Marquand and his second wife, Elizabeth Le Conte, both from Jersey

  • Alice Le Conte (1865-1959) sister of Jane and Elizabeth, married Robert William Westmore at St Helier in 1899

  • The Le Marquand home in Gisborne

  • Julia Mary Marquand (1843-1913) and her husband Edward de Lacy Evans. They were married in Ballarat, Victoria, in 1868

  • A Le Marquand family bible from Canada, possibly belonging to Mary Ann Le Marquand (see box above)

  • Alf and Mary Le Marquand in 1935

  • Philip Le Marquand and his brother

The wedding of William Shambrook Le Marquand (1906-) and Ruby Mourant
Le Marquand and Houssel cousins. Queenie le Marquand (bottom right) with her cousins Girlie Stephens and Frank and Denis Houssel. Both the men were killed on active service in WW2

  • A postcard sent to Master C Le Marchand in 1910

  • A postcard to Mr and Mrs P Le Marquand of Charing Cross from their son Clary

  • Letter sent to Mrs M Le Marquand of Ann Street from occupied France in 1943. Transcriptions of Occupation records are notoriously unreliable but we can find no record of a Mrs Le Marquand living in Ann Street during the war

Occupation curfew cards

Curfew passes issued to Francis and Leonard Le Marquand during the Occupation as members of the Honorary Police [2]

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Politicians

Two unrelated 20th century politicians celebrating election victories. On the left, Winter Le Marquand, always known as 'WP' is returned as Constable of St Peter in 1976. On the right, long-serving Senator John Le Marquand celebrates another election victory in 1969

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Family gravestones

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  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • St Mary’s Church cemetery

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  • St Mary’s Church cemetery

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  • St Mary’s Church cemetery

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  • Old Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

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  • St Ouen parish cemetery

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  • St Brelade Church cemetery

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  • St Matthew’s, St Lawrence

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  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence


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New records

Since August 2020 we have added several thousand new records from the registers of Roman Catholic, Methodist and other non-conformist churches. These will appear in date order within a general search of the records and are also individually searchable within the database search form

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Notes and references

  1. ↑ ABSJ III, 293
  2. ↑ These cards are held by Jersey Archive. Visit The Archive online catalogue for more information. A subscription may be needed to view some of the site's content
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