Marie was the wife of Francois Cadet. As a young French Huguenot couple they left the Deux Sevres region of France in the late 1600s and settled into the French Huguenot Community in London. Marie Martha was buried in St. Luke's Church graveyard on Old Street in London.
These details are from the research of Janice McAlpine
Marthe's parents were Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux, of Chastelerault (Châtellerault), Poitou, France, who were on Huguenot relief rolls in London in 1705. Modern day Châtellerault is twenty-two miles N.E. of Poitiers. Châtellerault, a Protestant stronghold, was the site of negotiations over the Edict of Nantes (1598), which gave Protestants freedom of worship in France following the intermittent Wars of Religion between Protestant and Catholic forces in France.
The following 1692 marriage record for Noel LeGros, lists Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux as Noel LeGros' parents. In the same record, François Cadet is listed as Noel's brother-in-law. Thus it appears that Michel LeGros was Marie Marthe's father and Magdelaine Bourdeaux was probably her mother -- assuming no second marriage for Michel LeGros. Source: Registers of the Church of La Patente, Spitafields. 1689-1785. Year: 1692 "LE GROS \ 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, f. de Michel Le Gros et de Magdelaine Bourdeaux, - avecq TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, ff. de deff" Samuel Tranchant et d'Elizabeth Ohappau, natifs de la ville de Chastelerault, province de Poictou. 3C. Michel Le Gros, led* pere ; Francois Cadet, beaufrere de l'e"poux; Daniel Tranchant, frere de l'spouse; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min." [Translation] LE GROS: 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, son of Michel Le Gros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux with TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, daughter of Samuel Tranchant and Elizabeth Ohappu, born in the city of Chastelerault, Province of Poictou. 3C [?] Michel Le Gros father of the groom; Francois Cadet, brother-in-law of the groom; Daniel Tranchant, brother of the bride; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min.
Marthe's parents were on the refugee relief rolls in London:
French refugees in Great Britain in the early 1700s: lists of recipients of payments from the Royal Bounty in the years 1705, 1707 and 1721-3. 1705 Legros Michel [age 72], from Chastelleraut, his wife, London & Spitalfields, page 79
1707 le Gros Michel, Commoner, Ordinary, London & Spitalfields, district Brick Lane, page 25
Contributor: Janice McAlpine (46930843) • [email protected])
These details are from the research of Janice McAlpine
Marthe's parents were Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux, of Chastelerault (Châtellerault), Poitou, France, who were on Huguenot relief rolls in London in 1705. Modern day Châtellerault is twenty-two miles N.E. of Poitiers. Châtellerault, a Protestant stronghold, was the site of negotiations over the Edict of Nantes (1598), which gave Protestants freedom of worship in France following the intermittent Wars of Religion between Protestant and Catholic forces in France.
The following 1692 marriage record for Noel LeGros, lists Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux as Noel LeGros' parents. In the same record, François Cadet is listed as Noel's brother-in-law. Thus it appears that Michel LeGros was Marie Marthe's father and Magdelaine Bourdeaux was probably her mother -- assuming no second marriage for Michel LeGros. Source: Registers of the Church of La Patente, Spitafields. 1689-1785. Year: 1692 "LE GROS \ 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, f. de Michel Le Gros et de Magdelaine Bourdeaux, - avecq TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, ff. de deff" Samuel Tranchant et d'Elizabeth Ohappau, natifs de la ville de Chastelerault, province de Poictou. 3C. Michel Le Gros, led* pere ; Francois Cadet, beaufrere de l'e"poux; Daniel Tranchant, frere de l'spouse; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min." [Translation] LE GROS: 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, son of Michel Le Gros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux with TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, daughter of Samuel Tranchant and Elizabeth Ohappu, born in the city of Chastelerault, Province of Poictou. 3C [?] Michel Le Gros father of the groom; Francois Cadet, brother-in-law of the groom; Daniel Tranchant, brother of the bride; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min.
Marthe's parents were on the refugee relief rolls in London:
French refugees in Great Britain in the early 1700s: lists of recipients of payments from the Royal Bounty in the years 1705, 1707 and 1721-3. 1705 Legros Michel [age 72], from Chastelleraut, his wife, London & Spitalfields, page 79
1707 le Gros Michel, Commoner, Ordinary, London & Spitalfields, district Brick Lane, page 25
Contributor: Janice McAlpine (46930843) • [email protected])
Marie was the wife of Francois Cadet. As a young French Huguenot couple they left the Deux Sevres region of France in the late 1600s and settled into the French Huguenot Community in London. Marie Martha was buried in St. Luke's Church graveyard on Old Street in London.
These details are from the research of Janice McAlpine
Marthe's parents were Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux, of Chastelerault (Châtellerault), Poitou, France, who were on Huguenot relief rolls in London in 1705. Modern day Châtellerault is twenty-two miles N.E. of Poitiers. Châtellerault, a Protestant stronghold, was the site of negotiations over the Edict of Nantes (1598), which gave Protestants freedom of worship in France following the intermittent Wars of Religion between Protestant and Catholic forces in France.
The following 1692 marriage record for Noel LeGros, lists Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux as Noel LeGros' parents. In the same record, François Cadet is listed as Noel's brother-in-law. Thus it appears that Michel LeGros was Marie Marthe's father and Magdelaine Bourdeaux was probably her mother -- assuming no second marriage for Michel LeGros. Source: Registers of the Church of La Patente, Spitafields. 1689-1785. Year: 1692 "LE GROS \ 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, f. de Michel Le Gros et de Magdelaine Bourdeaux, - avecq TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, ff. de deff" Samuel Tranchant et d'Elizabeth Ohappau, natifs de la ville de Chastelerault, province de Poictou. 3C. Michel Le Gros, led* pere ; Francois Cadet, beaufrere de l'e"poux; Daniel Tranchant, frere de l'spouse; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min." [Translation] LE GROS: 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, son of Michel Le Gros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux with TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, daughter of Samuel Tranchant and Elizabeth Ohappu, born in the city of Chastelerault, Province of Poictou. 3C [?] Michel Le Gros father of the groom; Francois Cadet, brother-in-law of the groom; Daniel Tranchant, brother of the bride; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min.
Marthe's parents were on the refugee relief rolls in London:
French refugees in Great Britain in the early 1700s: lists of recipients of payments from the Royal Bounty in the years 1705, 1707 and 1721-3. 1705 Legros Michel [age 72], from Chastelleraut, his wife, London & Spitalfields, page 79
1707 le Gros Michel, Commoner, Ordinary, London & Spitalfields, district Brick Lane, page 25
Contributor: Janice McAlpine (46930843) • [email protected])
These details are from the research of Janice McAlpine
Marthe's parents were Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux, of Chastelerault (Châtellerault), Poitou, France, who were on Huguenot relief rolls in London in 1705. Modern day Châtellerault is twenty-two miles N.E. of Poitiers. Châtellerault, a Protestant stronghold, was the site of negotiations over the Edict of Nantes (1598), which gave Protestants freedom of worship in France following the intermittent Wars of Religion between Protestant and Catholic forces in France.
The following 1692 marriage record for Noel LeGros, lists Michel LeGros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux as Noel LeGros' parents. In the same record, François Cadet is listed as Noel's brother-in-law. Thus it appears that Michel LeGros was Marie Marthe's father and Magdelaine Bourdeaux was probably her mother -- assuming no second marriage for Michel LeGros. Source: Registers of the Church of La Patente, Spitafields. 1689-1785. Year: 1692 "LE GROS \ 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, f. de Michel Le Gros et de Magdelaine Bourdeaux, - avecq TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, ff. de deff" Samuel Tranchant et d'Elizabeth Ohappau, natifs de la ville de Chastelerault, province de Poictou. 3C. Michel Le Gros, led* pere ; Francois Cadet, beaufrere de l'e"poux; Daniel Tranchant, frere de l'spouse; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min." [Translation] LE GROS: 15 Oct. Noel Le Gros, son of Michel Le Gros and Magdelaine Bourdeaux with TRANCHANT J Jehanne Tranchant, daughter of Samuel Tranchant and Elizabeth Ohappu, born in the city of Chastelerault, Province of Poictou. 3C [?] Michel Le Gros father of the groom; Francois Cadet, brother-in-law of the groom; Daniel Tranchant, brother of the bride; Mr Jehan Chapeau ; D. Malgrange. Souchet, min.
Marthe's parents were on the refugee relief rolls in London:
French refugees in Great Britain in the early 1700s: lists of recipients of payments from the Royal Bounty in the years 1705, 1707 and 1721-3. 1705 Legros Michel [age 72], from Chastelleraut, his wife, London & Spitalfields, page 79
1707 le Gros Michel, Commoner, Ordinary, London & Spitalfields, district Brick Lane, page 25
Contributor: Janice McAlpine (46930843) • [email protected])
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