David LeSueur, (I) was born ca. 1667
He was a "weaver" and was of French descent.
He was known as the "The Elder" by Camern Allen, articles published in "The American Genealogist" (1963 and 1964), was living in England by about 1698. He was a weaver by trade.
Being a "French Huguenot," he was banished during the reign of Louis XV because of his Protestant religion. He went first to Switzerland, then probably to Germany and Holland before arriving in England where he married Catherine Fell of London, England.
He is buried in St. Leonard's Church Cemetery. At one time the church cemetery surrounded the church which consisted of over 17,000 bodies. The deceased were buried in pits, ditched, and single graves, depending on what the situation was.
Son of Pierre (I) and Esther "Ester" (Durant) LeSueur, of Pas de Calais, France.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell) LeSueur were married on the 30th. of June 1700, St. Dunstan's French Threadneedle Street Church, Stepney, London, England to Catherine Fell, daughter of David Fell and Anne Sauary, Stepney Parish, London, England.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell/Felle) LeSueur had 6 children and they were:
1. Esther "Ester" LeSueur (m. George Stead)
2. David Lesueur, II (m. 1st., Elizabeth Morell
and 2nd., Elizabeth Chastain)
3. Marie * (Mary) LeSueur (46408477)
4. Catherine Suzanne LeSueur(m. William Shaw)
5. James/Jacques LeSueur (m. Susannah "Susan" Paternotre)
6. Samuel LeSueur
"The American Genealogist, David Lesueur (II), 1703/04 - 1771/72, Manakin Town, Virginia ~ His Orgin and Antecendents," by Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G. (Vol. 71, #1; pp.
1-11)
Possibly born in Canteleur, Pas De Calais, France, as Canteleur was what his sister, Susanne (LeSueur) Hallo, gave as the place of her birth.
T.C. Colyer-Fergusson, ed., Marriage Registers of St. Dunstan's Stepney, 3 Vols., (Canterbury, 1898-1901), 3:34, David LeSuare [sic] and Katherine Fell [sic], daughter of David Felle and Anne Sauary.
St. Leonard Shoreditch Registers: Burials, 1740-1750, (MS, Guildhall Library, London).
In his will, which was signed Nov. 7, 1742, he called himself "of the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex. The will was proved Jan. 27, 1746, in London.
He was a "weaver" and was of French descent.
He was known as the "The Elder" by Camern Allen, articles published in "The American Genealogist" (1963 and 1964), was living in England by about 1698. He was a weaver by trade.
Being a "French Huguenot," he was banished during the reign of Louis XV because of his Protestant religion. He went first to Switzerland, then probably to Germany and Holland before arriving in England where he married Catherine Fell of London, England.
He is buried in St. Leonard's Church Cemetery. At one time the church cemetery surrounded the church which consisted of over 17,000 bodies. The deceased were buried in pits, ditched, and single graves, depending on what the situation was.
Son of Pierre (I) and Esther "Ester" (Durant) LeSueur, of Pas de Calais, France.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell) LeSueur were married on the 30th. of June 1700, St. Dunstan's French Threadneedle Street Church, Stepney, London, England to Catherine Fell, daughter of David Fell and Anne Sauary, Stepney Parish, London, England.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell/Felle) LeSueur had 6 children and they were:
1. Esther "Ester" LeSueur (m. George Stead)
2. David Lesueur, II (m. 1st., Elizabeth Morell
and 2nd., Elizabeth Chastain)
3. Marie * (Mary) LeSueur (46408477)
4. Catherine Suzanne LeSueur(m. William Shaw)
5. James/Jacques LeSueur (m. Susannah "Susan" Paternotre)
6. Samuel LeSueur
"The American Genealogist, David Lesueur (II), 1703/04 - 1771/72, Manakin Town, Virginia ~ His Orgin and Antecendents," by Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G. (Vol. 71, #1; pp.
1-11)
Possibly born in Canteleur, Pas De Calais, France, as Canteleur was what his sister, Susanne (LeSueur) Hallo, gave as the place of her birth.
T.C. Colyer-Fergusson, ed., Marriage Registers of St. Dunstan's Stepney, 3 Vols., (Canterbury, 1898-1901), 3:34, David LeSuare [sic] and Katherine Fell [sic], daughter of David Felle and Anne Sauary.
St. Leonard Shoreditch Registers: Burials, 1740-1750, (MS, Guildhall Library, London).
In his will, which was signed Nov. 7, 1742, he called himself "of the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex. The will was proved Jan. 27, 1746, in London.
David LeSueur, (I) was born ca. 1667
He was a "weaver" and was of French descent.
He was known as the "The Elder" by Camern Allen, articles published in "The American Genealogist" (1963 and 1964), was living in England by about 1698. He was a weaver by trade.
Being a "French Huguenot," he was banished during the reign of Louis XV because of his Protestant religion. He went first to Switzerland, then probably to Germany and Holland before arriving in England where he married Catherine Fell of London, England.
He is buried in St. Leonard's Church Cemetery. At one time the church cemetery surrounded the church which consisted of over 17,000 bodies. The deceased were buried in pits, ditched, and single graves, depending on what the situation was.
Son of Pierre (I) and Esther "Ester" (Durant) LeSueur, of Pas de Calais, France.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell) LeSueur were married on the 30th. of June 1700, St. Dunstan's French Threadneedle Street Church, Stepney, London, England to Catherine Fell, daughter of David Fell and Anne Sauary, Stepney Parish, London, England.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell/Felle) LeSueur had 6 children and they were:
1. Esther "Ester" LeSueur (m. George Stead)
2. David Lesueur, II (m. 1st., Elizabeth Morell
and 2nd., Elizabeth Chastain)
3. Marie * (Mary) LeSueur (46408477)
4. Catherine Suzanne LeSueur(m. William Shaw)
5. James/Jacques LeSueur (m. Susannah "Susan" Paternotre)
6. Samuel LeSueur
"The American Genealogist, David Lesueur (II), 1703/04 - 1771/72, Manakin Town, Virginia ~ His Orgin and Antecendents," by Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G. (Vol. 71, #1; pp.
1-11)
Possibly born in Canteleur, Pas De Calais, France, as Canteleur was what his sister, Susanne (LeSueur) Hallo, gave as the place of her birth.
T.C. Colyer-Fergusson, ed., Marriage Registers of St. Dunstan's Stepney, 3 Vols., (Canterbury, 1898-1901), 3:34, David LeSuare [sic] and Katherine Fell [sic], daughter of David Felle and Anne Sauary.
St. Leonard Shoreditch Registers: Burials, 1740-1750, (MS, Guildhall Library, London).
In his will, which was signed Nov. 7, 1742, he called himself "of the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex. The will was proved Jan. 27, 1746, in London.
He was a "weaver" and was of French descent.
He was known as the "The Elder" by Camern Allen, articles published in "The American Genealogist" (1963 and 1964), was living in England by about 1698. He was a weaver by trade.
Being a "French Huguenot," he was banished during the reign of Louis XV because of his Protestant religion. He went first to Switzerland, then probably to Germany and Holland before arriving in England where he married Catherine Fell of London, England.
He is buried in St. Leonard's Church Cemetery. At one time the church cemetery surrounded the church which consisted of over 17,000 bodies. The deceased were buried in pits, ditched, and single graves, depending on what the situation was.
Son of Pierre (I) and Esther "Ester" (Durant) LeSueur, of Pas de Calais, France.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell) LeSueur were married on the 30th. of June 1700, St. Dunstan's French Threadneedle Street Church, Stepney, London, England to Catherine Fell, daughter of David Fell and Anne Sauary, Stepney Parish, London, England.
David (I) and Catherine (Fell/Felle) LeSueur had 6 children and they were:
1. Esther "Ester" LeSueur (m. George Stead)
2. David Lesueur, II (m. 1st., Elizabeth Morell
and 2nd., Elizabeth Chastain)
3. Marie * (Mary) LeSueur (46408477)
4. Catherine Suzanne LeSueur(m. William Shaw)
5. James/Jacques LeSueur (m. Susannah "Susan" Paternotre)
6. Samuel LeSueur
"The American Genealogist, David Lesueur (II), 1703/04 - 1771/72, Manakin Town, Virginia ~ His Orgin and Antecendents," by Cameron Allen, F.A.S.G. (Vol. 71, #1; pp.
1-11)
Possibly born in Canteleur, Pas De Calais, France, as Canteleur was what his sister, Susanne (LeSueur) Hallo, gave as the place of her birth.
T.C. Colyer-Fergusson, ed., Marriage Registers of St. Dunstan's Stepney, 3 Vols., (Canterbury, 1898-1901), 3:34, David LeSuare [sic] and Katherine Fell [sic], daughter of David Felle and Anne Sauary.
St. Leonard Shoreditch Registers: Burials, 1740-1750, (MS, Guildhall Library, London).
In his will, which was signed Nov. 7, 1742, he called himself "of the parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex. The will was proved Jan. 27, 1746, in London.
