54.2 Paternal Cousins of Moses Le Brun

Pierre and Susanne Le Brun had eight children. Their children are Moses' siblings and first cousins.

• 43.1.1 - Susan Le Brun (1809)
• No known children

• 43.1.2 - Pierre Le Brun (1812-1873)
• See Chapter 43

• 43.1.3 - Jane Le Brun (1818-1861)
• No known children

• 43.1.4 - Nancy Le Brun (1822)
• No known children

• 43.1.5 - Maryanne Le Brun (1826-1879)
• No known children

• 43.1.6 - Sophia Le Brun (1827-1881)
• Sophie Le Sueur (1851-1926)
• 1871: At home with widowed mother in St Helier. Dressmaker. They share 3 Richmond Villas, St Aubin's Road, St Helier with another family, that of a retired lieutenant from England.
• 1881: Still with her mother. Now a boarding house keeper at 3 Imperial Villas, St Saviour. I think this is now part of the Monterey Hotel.

Monterey Hotel (business)

• Clement Joseph Le Sueur (1853-1898)
• 1871: At home in St Helier. Carpenter.
• Married Caroline Vernon Johnson (1851-1958) in St Helier in 1876
• He was a carpenter and painter, employing three men; they lived at 3 Richmond Villas
• Children:
• John Clement Vernon Le Sueur (1877)
• Aubrey Joseph Vernon Le Sueur (1878)
• Mabel Caroline Vernon Le Sueur (1880)
• Edwin Horace Vernon Le Sueur (1881)
• Percy David Vernon Le Sueur (1883)
• Harry Percy Clement Vernon Le Sueur (1884)
• Hilda Mary Vernon Le Sueur (1884)
• Jessie Maud Vernon Le Sueur (1885)
• Agnes Helena Vernon Le Sueur (1887)
• Laura M Vernon Le Sueur (1889)
• Gladys Sophie Vernon Le Sueur (1890)
• Olive May Vernon Le Sueur (1891)
• Ruby Vernon Le Sueur (1893)

• Alice Ann Le Sueur (1858-1938)
• 1881: At home with widowed mother; a grocer like her mother, and sister Helena. They were at 3 Alma Place, St Aubin's Road. Her mother-in-law, Susanne, who started the bakery, is also present.

• Helena Jane Le Sueur (1860-1947)
• 1881: At home with widowed mother; a grocer like her mother, and sister Alice. 
• Married G L Croad (who may have been related to a Dorset-born undertaker)
• Children:
• Elsie Sophie Croad (1897)
• 1901: At 2 Alma House (close to previous home, or the same home renumbered). Widowed grocer. Susanne is present. They kept a servant.
• 1911: 3 Canterbury Place. Retired.
• Married Thomas George Gaudin (1852) in St Helier in 1918

• Horace Le Sueur (1860-1909)
• 1881: At home with widowed mother. Blacksmith.
• Married Maria Elizabeth Cooper (1864) in St Helier in 1887
• By now, he was a carpenter and painter. They lived on St Aubin's Road, close to the bakery. By 1901, he was a carpenter and builder, and an employer. They lived in Lymington House, close to First Tower, and therefore to the bakery.
• Children:
• Rita Winifred Le Sueur (1890)
• Horace Clive Le Sueur (1892)
• Sydney Walter Le Sueur (1898)

• 43.1.7 - Moses Le Brun (1830)
• No known children

• 43.1.8 - John Le Brun (1831)
• John Le Brun (1855)
• Married Alice Jane Blampied (1861) in St Helier in 1886
• When they were married, he was a master mariner, having been apprenticed on the Solent in 1869, and qualified in 1884. There was a London and South Western Railway paddle steamer called Solent, which provided ferry services to the Isle of Wight.
• No census records found. No known children. In 1891, Alice was staying with her uncle, Edward Noel, who was secretary to the Mayor of St Helier). In 1901, she is with her widowed mother-in-law Harriet Le Brun in St Peter.

More information on these individuals in Chapter 59.

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