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Jolin Family History

William PURCAS [Parents] was christened on 21 May 1661. He married¹ Elizabeth SMITH on 23 Feb 1692 in Eling, Hampshire.

Other marriages:
OLDING, Mary

Elizabeth SMITH.Elizabeth married¹ William PURCAS on 23 Feb 1692 in Eling, Hampshire.

Thomas HAWES [Parents] was christened¹ on 17 Jun 1810 in Bushey, Hertfordshire. He married Sarah.

Sarah.Sarah married Thomas HAWES.

They had the following children:

F i Harriet HAWES was christened¹ on 07 Aug 1836 in Bushey, Hertfordshire.

Joseph Wade SIMPSON [Parents] was born on 22 Dec 1785. He was christened¹ on 15 Jan 1786 in St Sepulchre, London. He married² Sarah Ann FRENCH on 03 Jan 1819 in St Mary Newington, Surrey.

Other marriages:
DOLAN, Sarah

St Mary Newington parish registers - baptisms
1816 - Henry, 1823 - William Charles
Nursery Row, Walworth, father's occupation: shoemaker

Sarah Ann FRENCH.Sarah married¹ Joseph Wade SIMPSON on 03 Jan 1819 in St Mary Newington, Surrey.

They had the following children:

M i Henry William SIMPSON was born on 20 Apr 1820. He died in 1875.

M ii William SIMPSON was born about 1821. He was buried¹ on 22 Feb 1822 in St Mary Newington, Surrey.

M iii William Charles SIMPSON was born¹ on 05 Jan 1823. He was christened² on 06 Apr 1823 in St Mary Newington, Surrey.

NOTE: LINK TO OUR MAIN TREE NOT YET CONFIRMED

Francois Philippe JOLIN [Parents] was christened¹ on 12 Sep 1810 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died² in Dec 1876 in Mile End Registration District. He married³ Maria BUDGE on 07 Dec 1845 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

1845 - painter, residing in St Helier (as given on his marriage certificate - Jersey)
1851 Census - 7 Great Union Road, St Helier, Jersey, age 40, born St Helier, living with wife Maria and children Eliza age 4, Francis age 3 and Maria age 1.
1855 - painter, 52 Great Union Road, St Helier (son Alfred's birth certificate - Jersey)
1861 Census - living with wife and children at 15 Ely Place, Friendly Place, Stepney, age 50, born Jersey, occupation: painter.
1871 Census - living with wife and children at 1 Albert Road, Mile End, London, age 60, occupation: Plumber.
1883 - builder (son Alfred’s marriage certificate, Hackney)

1855- 1858- sometime during this period Francois and his family left Jersey and moved permanently to live in the Mile End district of London.
Information from Doris Attwood, granddaughter of Alfred J A Jolin and Sarah Simpson:
“The story is that Francois and his brothers (except Daniel) together with their families, all came over together aboard a 3-masted schooner which belonged to one of them. One of the brothers settled in Gravesend and was always referred to as ‘the Captain’” (1997 letter)
(Augustus Philippe and his son Henry?)
After moving - Francois Anglicised his name to Francis and added Philip as his middle name.

1875 - Francis’ oldest brother, Daniel, who had lived unmarried on Jersey and owned a brickworks, died 0n 5 October aged 80. In his will he left a variety of bequests to family members, including £900 to Francis.

1876 - Francis wrote a will dated 7 October 1876 which was deposited in the Judicial Greffe in St Helier, Jersey, although his address at that time was 2 Albert Road, Bancroft Road, Mile End, in the County of Middlesex. (copy still to be obtained).

Maria BUDGE [Parents] was christened¹ on 17 Nov 1822 in Elburton, Plymstock, Devon. She died² in Dec 1911 in Hackney Registration District. She married³ Francois Philippe JOLIN on 07 Dec 1845 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

1851 Census -7 Great Union Road, St Helier, Jersey, age 28, born England.
1861 Census - 15 Ely Place, Friendly Place, Stepney, age 39, born Devonshire, Elburton
1871 Census - 1 Albert Road, Mile End, London, age 49.
1881 Census: 41 Driffield Road, Bow, ref 0491 427, Maria Jolin, widow, 58, recorded with all 7 surviving children.
1901 Census - 32 Ash Road, Hackney, widow, age 78, born, Plymouth, Devon. Maria was living with her daughter Eliza and her second husband Nathan Oakman.

Father: Andrew Budge - listed in the 1851 Census (PRO Ref HO/107/1877 Folio 192, page 8) as: widower, age 60, occupation: Labourer, lodger living with Richard Edwards, age 56, Labourer, and Richard’s wife and 4 children. Address: Village of Elburton, Plymstock St Mary, Devon.

They had the following children:

F i Eliza Jane JOLIN was born in 1846.

M ii Francis Sampson Daniel JOLIN was born¹ on 16 Nov 1847 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was christened² on 05 Dec 1847 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died³ in Jun 1898 in Hackney Registration District.

1881 Census: age 33, unmarried, occupation: house decorator.

F iii Maria Louisa JOLIN was born¹ on 19 Oct 1849 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M iv John George Charles JOLIN was born on 09 Aug 1851. He died in Sep 1917.

M v Joseph Philip George JOLIN was born about 1853 in St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died¹ in Jun 1862 in Mile End Registration District.

M vi Alfred James Andrew JOLIN was born on 08 Apr 1855. He died in 1929.

F vii Robenia Budge JOLIN was born¹ in Dec 1858 in Mile End Registration District. She was christened² on 10 Jun 1863 in St Dunstan, Stepney, London.

Married in West Ham Registration District, London, 1883 September Quarter, to Arthur Henry Coleman or Henry Devoir.

M viii James Thomas West JOLIN was born in Jun 1861. He died on 07 Nov 1890.

F ix Rebecca Ann JOLIN was born¹ in Dec 1864 in Mile End Registration District. She died² in Jun 1871 in Mile End Registration District.

Andrew BUDGE was born¹ about 1791 in Elburton, Plymstock, Devon. He married² Mary WEST on 14 May 1813 in Plymstock, Devon.

Marriage: 14 May 1813: by Banns, Plymstock, Andrew Budge, of this parish, quarryman, Bachelor.

Andrew Budge - listed in the 1851 Census (PRO Ref HO/107/1877 Folio 192, page 8) as: widower, age 60, occupation: Labourer, lodger living with Richard Edwards, age 56, Labourer, and Richard’s wife and 4 children. Address: Village of Elburton, Plymstock St Mary, Devon.

Mary WEST.Mary married¹ Andrew BUDGE on 14 May 1813 in Plymstock, Devon.

They had the following children:

F i Maria BUDGE was christened on 17 Nov 1822. She died in Dec 1911.

Joseph Edwin NYE was born¹ about 1852. He married² Eliza Jane JOLIN on 31 May 1873 in St Peters, Stepney.

Eliza Jane JOLIN [Parents] was born¹ in 1846 in St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands. She married² Joseph Edwin NYE on 31 May 1873 in St Peters, Stepney.

Other marriages:
OAKMAN, Nathan

1881 Census: 130 Tredegar Road, Bow, London, Middlesex, 34 year old wife of Joseph Nye, a house decorator, age 29. Joseph and their four daughters all born London, Middlesex.
Children: Maria, age 6, Robina, age 5, Eliza, age 3, Mande, age 2
Her husband Joseph must have died because in the 1901 Census, Eliza appears as the wife of Nathan Oakman, living with Nathan’s (and Eliza’s?) duaghter Eleanor, age 21, and Eliza’s son Joseph Nye, age 19, and her mother Maria. Her husband Nathan was employed as an Engine Fitter, age 58, born Mile End.

They had the following children:

F i Maria NYE was born in 1875.

F ii Robina NYE was born in 1876.

F iii Eliza NYE was born in 1878.

F iv Mande NYE was born in 1879.

M v Joseph NYE was born¹ in 1882.

Nathan OAKMAN was born¹ in 1843 in Mile End . He married Eliza Jane JOLIN.

Eliza Jane JOLIN [Parents] was born¹ in 1846 in St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands. She married Nathan OAKMAN.

Other marriages:
NYE, Joseph Edwin

1881 Census: 130 Tredegar Road, Bow, London, Middlesex, 34 year old wife of Joseph Nye, a house decorator, age 29. Joseph and their four daughters all born London, Middlesex.
Children: Maria, age 6, Robina, age 5, Eliza, age 3, Mande, age 2
Her husband Joseph must have died because in the 1901 Census, Eliza appears as the wife of Nathan Oakman, living with Nathan’s (and Eliza’s?) duaghter Eleanor, age 21, and Eliza’s son Joseph Nye, age 19, and her mother Maria. Her husband Nathan was employed as an Engine Fitter, age 58, born Mile End.

Daniel JOLIN [Parents] was christened¹ on 05 Aug 1772 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He married² Jeanne MOUTIER on 05 Mar 1795 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

1815 General Sir George Don’s Militia Census - Daniel is recorded as age 42, militia rank of Serjeant Batteries, in St Helier Parish, De La Ville Vingtaine. His family consisted of a wife, six boys and three girls.
1841 Census - not listed - died?
1845 - Daniel’s occupation was described as a carpenter on son Francois' marriage certificate.

Jeanne MOUTIER [Parents] was born¹ on 06 Jan 1775 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. She was buried² on 20 Feb 1821 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. She married³ Daniel JOLIN on 05 Mar 1795 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

They had the following children:

M i Daniel JOLIN was christened¹ on 21 Jan 1796 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died² on 05 Oct 1875 in St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands.

1815 - General Sir George Don’s Militia Census - listed as age 19, militia rank of Soldat, of St Helier Parish, De La Ville Vingtaine.
1841 Census for Bagot, St Saviour, Jersey - listed as age 45 (rounded), occupation Brick man, born on Jersey.
1861 Census - listed as: unmarried; age 65; occupation - bricklayer; born St. Helier .

Daniel Jolin was a master-brickmaker and owned a small brickworks in St. Saviour Parish, Jersey. When he died unmarried and childless his money and possessions were divided up in accordance with the two wills he had made :
1 ) Moveable property: a proportion of this was divided up amongst several relations, the remainder to be shared equally between his sister Julie and her daughter Julia Mary Aubin.
2) Immoveable property: this was all left to his sister Julie, his only surviving sibling.
(Did this include the brickworks itself? Or had this already been sold/pulled down?)

Now, all that remains of the brickworks is the name of a small road at the place it used to be - Old Brickfield Lane. In August 1995 the site was occupied by Smith’s Soft Drinks factory. The entrance sign read “Smith’s Soft Drinks - Refreshing the island since 1894”. The factory covered well over half of the old brickfield site. The remainder was occupied by a small row of houses fronting onto Brickfield Lane and by a couple of car agents fronting onto the main road, as did the Smith’s factory.

He died on 5 October 1875, aged 80, at his home in Longueville, St. Saviour, Jersey. A very brief obituary which simply noted that he had died appeared in the local newspaper

M ii William JOLIN was born¹ on 15 Mar 1797 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was buried² on 01 Apr 1798 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M iii George JOLIN was christened¹ on 14 Mar 1798 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was buried in 1807 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M iv William JOLIN was christened on 14 May 1799. He was buried on 03 Feb 1833.

M v Charles JOLIN was born¹ on 02 Aug 1800 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died² on 17 Nov 1875 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Died between 1815 Militia Census and brother Charles’s baptism in 1818.

M vi Philippe JOLIN was christened on 31 Mar 1802. He died in 1862.

F vii Jane Eliza JOLIN was christened in 1803.

M viii Jean JOLIN was buried¹ in 1804 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M ix Francois George JOLIN was christened¹ on 21 Sep 1805 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M x Jean or John JOLIN was christened¹ on 22 Feb 1807 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

F xi Eliza JOLIN was christened¹ on 03 Apr 1808 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M xii George JOLIN was christened¹ on 16 May 1809 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

M xiii Francois Philippe JOLIN was christened on 12 Sep 1810. He died in Dec 1876.

M xiv George Daniel JOLIN was christened¹ on 11 Oct 1811 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

F xv Julie JOLIN was christened on 11 Apr 1813. She died on 26 Jun 1895.

M xvi George JOLIN was christened on 22 Jun 1814.

F xvii Betsy Mary JOLIN was christened¹ on 26 May 1816 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Her godparents were Philip Jolin, uncle, and Elizabeth (Betsy) Turner, his wife. Philip was the man killed by his son, who was tried for his father's murder and became the last person to be publicy executed on Jersey

M xviii Charles John JOLIN was christened¹ on 20 Jan 1818 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was buried² on 22 Jan 1820 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Guillame MOUTIER.Guillame married Jeanne HUBERT.

Jeanne HUBERT.Jeanne married Guillame MOUTIER.

They had the following children:

F i Jeanne MOUTIER was born on 06 Jan 1775. She was buried on 20 Feb 1821.

Jean RENOUF.Jean married¹ Jane Eliza JOLIN on 23 Sep 1829 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

Jane Eliza JOLIN [Parents] was christened¹ in 1803 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. She married² Jean RENOUF on 23 Sep 1829 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.

They had the following children:

M i Francois RENOUF.

F ii Jane RENOUF.

Surname List | Name Index

M	i	Henry William SIMPSON was born on 20 Apr 1820. He died in 1875.
M	ii	William SIMPSON was born about 1821. He was buried¹ on 22 Feb 1822 in St Mary Newington, Surrey.
M	iii	William Charles SIMPSON was born¹ on 05 Jan 1823. He was christened² on 06 Apr 1823 in St Mary Newington, Surrey. NOTE: LINK TO OUR MAIN TREE NOT YET CONFIRMED

F	i	Eliza Jane JOLIN was born in 1846.
M	ii	Francis Sampson Daniel JOLIN was born¹ on 16 Nov 1847 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was christened² on 05 Dec 1847 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died³ in Jun 1898 in Hackney Registration District. 1881 Census: age 33, unmarried, occupation: house decorator.
F	iii	Maria Louisa JOLIN was born¹ on 19 Oct 1849 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	iv	John George Charles JOLIN was born on 09 Aug 1851. He died in Sep 1917.
M	v	Joseph Philip George JOLIN was born about 1853 in St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died¹ in Jun 1862 in Mile End Registration District.
M	vi	Alfred James Andrew JOLIN was born on 08 Apr 1855. He died in 1929.
F	vii	Robenia Budge JOLIN was born¹ in Dec 1858 in Mile End Registration District. She was christened² on 10 Jun 1863 in St Dunstan, Stepney, London. Married in West Ham Registration District, London, 1883 September Quarter, to Arthur Henry Coleman or Henry Devoir.
M	viii	James Thomas West JOLIN was born in Jun 1861. He died on 07 Nov 1890.
F	ix	Rebecca Ann JOLIN was born¹ in Dec 1864 in Mile End Registration District. She died² in Jun 1871 in Mile End Registration District.

F	i	Maria NYE was born in 1875.
F	ii	Robina NYE was born in 1876.
F	iii	Eliza NYE was born in 1878.
F	iv	Mande NYE was born in 1879.
M	v	Joseph NYE was born¹ in 1882.

M	i	Daniel JOLIN was christened¹ on 21 Jan 1796 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died² on 05 Oct 1875 in St Saviour, Jersey, Channel Islands. 1815 - General Sir George Don’s Militia Census - listed as age 19, militia rank of Soldat, of St Helier Parish, De La Ville Vingtaine. 1841 Census for Bagot, St Saviour, Jersey - listed as age 45 (rounded), occupation Brick man, born on Jersey. 1861 Census - listed as: unmarried; age 65; occupation - bricklayer; born St. Helier . Daniel Jolin was a master-brickmaker and owned a small brickworks in St. Saviour Parish, Jersey. When he died unmarried and childless his money and possessions were divided up in accordance with the two wills he had made : 1 ) Moveable property: a proportion of this was divided up amongst several relations, the remainder to be shared equally between his sister Julie and her daughter Julia Mary Aubin. 2) Immoveable property: this was all left to his sister Julie, his only surviving sibling. (Did this include the brickworks itself? Or had this already been sold/pulled down?) Now, all that remains of the brickworks is the name of a small road at the place it used to be - Old Brickfield Lane. In August 1995 the site was occupied by Smith’s Soft Drinks factory. The entrance sign read “Smith’s Soft Drinks - Refreshing the island since 1894”. The factory covered well over half of the old brickfield site. The remainder was occupied by a small row of houses fronting onto Brickfield Lane and by a couple of car agents fronting onto the main road, as did the Smith’s factory. He died on 5 October 1875, aged 80, at his home in Longueville, St. Saviour, Jersey. A very brief obituary which simply noted that he had died appeared in the local newspaper
M	ii	William JOLIN was born¹ on 15 Mar 1797 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was buried² on 01 Apr 1798 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	iii	George JOLIN was christened¹ on 14 Mar 1798 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was buried in 1807 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	iv	William JOLIN was christened on 14 May 1799. He was buried on 03 Feb 1833.
M	v	Charles JOLIN was born¹ on 02 Aug 1800 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He died² on 17 Nov 1875 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Died between 1815 Militia Census and brother Charles’s baptism in 1818.
M	vi	Philippe JOLIN was christened on 31 Mar 1802. He died in 1862.
F	vii	Jane Eliza JOLIN was christened in 1803.
M	viii	Jean JOLIN was buried¹ in 1804 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	ix	Francois George JOLIN was christened¹ on 21 Sep 1805 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	x	Jean or John JOLIN was christened¹ on 22 Feb 1807 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
F	xi	Eliza JOLIN was christened¹ on 03 Apr 1808 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	xii	George JOLIN was christened¹ on 16 May 1809 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
M	xiii	Francois Philippe JOLIN was christened on 12 Sep 1810. He died in Dec 1876.
M	xiv	George Daniel JOLIN was christened¹ on 11 Oct 1811 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
F	xv	Julie JOLIN was christened on 11 Apr 1813. She died on 26 Jun 1895.
M	xvi	George JOLIN was christened on 22 Jun 1814.
F	xvii	Betsy Mary JOLIN was christened¹ on 26 May 1816 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Her godparents were Philip Jolin, uncle, and Elizabeth (Betsy) Turner, his wife. Philip was the man killed by his son, who was tried for his father's murder and became the last person to be publicy executed on Jersey
M	xviii	Charles John JOLIN was christened¹ on 20 Jan 1818 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. He was buried² on 22 Jan 1820 in St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.