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 The reader will observe the surname “Cigournai” — which is probably the name that has in modern times attained honourable celebrity under the spelling, Sigourney. As to the surname, Bon-amy, the Historical Register mentions, under the date February 1717, Rev. John Bonamy, Dean of Guernsey. Michael, son of Michael Metaire, is the learned Michael Maittaire; the name, Michael Maittaire, occurs again in List XXII. As to the name Bonouvrier, the Gentleman’s Magazine of 1738 announces the marriage of Mr. Peter Bonouvrier to “Widow Elgar with £30,000.” The Historical Register stated that the marriage took place in Essex — that the bridegroom was the only son of Isaac Bonouvrier, merchant — and that the bride was “Mrs. Elizabeth Elgar, a widow lady, with a fortune of upwards of £30,000.”

Sir John Chardin. David Mesgret. Louis David. Remond Regard, watch-maker. Peter Villars, tailor. Francis L'Egare, jeweller, Anne, wife, Francis, Solomon, Daniel, James, and Stephen-John, sons. Peter Maudou, tailor, Mary, wife. Charles Godfrey, perriwig-maker, Mary, wife. Jane Berny, and her son, Samuel David Bemy, jeweller. John James Besnage. John Lewis, goldsmith. Moses Charas, doctor of medicine, Magdalen, wife, Frederick, Charles, Sampson, Francis, Magdalen, Susan, and Mary, children. Claud Denise, Renee Gatini, wife.

Peter Chauvet. Charles Augibant, Mary, wife, Charles, Mary Jane children. John-Baptist and Peter Rosemond.

Esther Chardin. Philip Guide, Louisa, wife, Philip, James, Louisa, Anne, and Philorée, children. James Tiphaine, Elizabeth, wife, Peter, John-James, John-Paul, Daniel, Charles, and Abraham, children. James Daillon. Daniel Daillon. John Laure. Charlotte Brevint. Stephen Blondeau. Jeremie Le Pin. Susan Stanley.

Isaac Claude, minister, and James Chauvet. Nathaniel Chauvit. Peter Flournoys. Daniel Lespiniere. Luke de Beaulieu. Henry Risley, Paul, son. Sipirito Rubbatti. Paul Minvielle. Nicholas Grignon, merchant, Margaret Petitot, his wife, Margaret, Mary, and Magdalen, their children. Simon Grimault, Mary, daughter. Samuel Joly. Francis Amonnet (of the city of Paris), merchant, Jane Crommelin, his wife, Francis, Adrian, Susan, Jane, and Martha, their children. Matthew Amonnet, John Bouchet, Esther Le Clercq, Jane Eleonore de Chervillc, Mary Endelin, and Catherine Malherbe, servants to the aforesaid Francis Amonnet.

Peter Delapierre, alias Peters (of the parish of St. George-the-Martyr, in the city of Canterbury), surgeon, Katherine, some time the wife of Michael Delapierre, alias Peters, of the foresaid city, gentleman.

Louis Gervais, Isaac, Louis, and Mary-Marguerite, children. John Taillefer, Paul and Mary-Anne, children. Peter Herache, Anne, wife. Daniel Bernard. Alexander Damascene.

Louis Essart.

. — List V. begins with Sir John Chardin, who was knighted before he was naturalized (see chapter xii.); Esther Chardin is the first name on List VI.; Esther was the Christian name of Lady Chardin; but whether she be the person named here I am not informed. Next to her is Philip Guide, probably a relative of Rev. Claude Groteste de la Mothe.

Daniel Grueber, Susan, wife, Francis, John Henry, Nicholas, Susan, Frances, children. Philip Le Chenevix. Magdalene Chenevix. Louis Bachelier, Anne Auguste, wife. Anne Bachelier. Margaret, and Charlotte Rossinel. Mary De Champ. Daniel Remousseaux, Mary, wife. Peter Lernoult. Daniel Le Poulveret 