Armorial of Jersey : being an account, heraldic and antiquarian, of its chief native families, with pedigrees, biographical notices, and illustrative data; to which are added, a brief history of heraldry, and remarks on the mediæval antiquities of the island (1859)
ilip Le Breton, Seigneurof Noirmont, who lield certain lands and fiefs in the parish of S. Clement, concerning their relative rights. A decreeexists whereby the riglits of the Church are acknowledged. In 1332, a final settlement of these claims appears to havebeen made, with a solemn confirmation… … ^kilip hcMGry Le BretoN, Esouire JjV who/// rhiy Flate isp/tsi/?Jr//, tc the TfJ-rk- AN ARMORIAL OF JERSEY. 197 111 1370, William Le Breton was a Jurat of the Royal Court. The family formeily possessedmuch land in the jiarish of S. Clement. It has given to the Island three Deans and two Baillies.…
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