Le Brun

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This family can be traced in Jersey official records as far back as the 14th century

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Amy Le Brun


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Pre-1500 arms, as researched by Julian Wilson. However, the only Jersey Le Brun family that seems to have been armigerous bore, according to G F B de Gruchy: "Azure, a lion rampant, argent, gutté, gules"

Origin of Surname

The original Le Brun would have had brown hair, although brun does have other meanings in old French and could have signified bright, sombre or unhappy.

Le Brun and Brun are very common names in Normandy and can be traced back to 1198, when a Petrus Brunnus was recorded.

In Jersey, Richard Le Brun was mentioned as living in 1331, in the Extente of that year, in St Peter, where the family has long been settled, as it has been in St Ouen.

The "berceau" or cradle of the St Peter family was in the vicinity of La Croix ès Bruns, at the top of Jubilee Hill, where the house named, in Victorian times, "Balmoral" stood, overlooking the airport, prior to demolition by German Occupying forces, during the Second World War. Other branches lived in the 16th and 17th centuries at Les Vaux, below the western approach of the present-day airport runway, and in Val de la Mare, being the low-lying valley, on a north-south axis, between the former coastal dunes and the range of hills lying to the east.

The surname was also established in the rural part, la paroisse as opposed to La Ville, of St Helier, from the late 15th century, from which it spread to adjoining parishes.

The surname could have been formed in more than one location, within the Island.

Nicolas Le Brun was Rector of his native parish, St Peter, 1541?-1559.

Early records

The name is found in the above Extente of 1331 and Maudolyn and Piers Le Brun are in the Jersey Chantry Certificate of 1550.

Catherine Le Brun (1530- ) was the daughter of Servais (1500- ) of St Helier and married Nicholas Messervy.

Variants

  • Le Brun, 1299
  • Le Brune
  • Brun
  • de Brun
  • de Broune 1309
  • Le Brunet
  • La Brunette 1461

Family records

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Church records

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Family histories

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Family businesses

Ploughing on the Le Brun farm at St Lawrence in 1904

  • Le Brun, baker at First Tower. Was this the forerunner of the island's main bakery in the latter part of the 20th century?

  • A Le Brun, locksmith of Union Street

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  • 1887 advert from L'Almanach de la Gazette de Jersey

  • 1892

  • 1905

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  • 1961

  • 1969

  • Le Brun's Bakery in 1951

  • Le Brun's Bakery, Brighton Road, 1989

  • Le Brun's bakery

  • 1927

  • 1887 advert from L'Almanach de la Gazette de Jersey

  • 1931


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A Le Brun family group

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  • Cousins Maud de la Perrelle and Amy Rozelle Le Brun

  • Don Le Brun and Cora

  • Mr Le Brun

  • Mr Le Brun

  • Francis John Le Brun (1868-1924), born St Ouen

  • The wedding of John de Gruchy Le Brun and Amy Florence Nicolle on 13 January 1906

  • Doris Le Brun

  • Doris Le Brun, 1915

  • Laura Maud Le Brun

  • M J Le Brun, 1866

  • Don Le Brun and Arthur Drelaud in 1938

  • A 19th century Miss Le Brun photographed by Ernest Baudoux

  • Marie Louise Tardivel, nee Le Brun

  • Alan John Le Brun, OBE

  • John Pinel Le Brun

  • Maud Esther Le Brun

  • J Le Brun

  • Regina Anna Le Brun (1897-1986) daughter of Francis John (1868-1924) and Anna, nee Le Boutillier (1868-1951)

  • Rosabella Le Brun (1894-1950) daughter of Francis John (1868-1924) and Anna, nee Le Boutillier (1868-1951)

  • The identity of this M J Le Brun or J Le Brun has not been established

  • John Le Brun (1854-1942)

  • John Le Brun

  • John Pinel Le Brun (1874-1954)

  • Louisa Jane LeBrun (1858-1914)

  • Louisa Jane Le Brun (1858-1914)

  • Olive Margaret LeBrun (1921-2004)

  • Marie Louise Francoise Le Brun (1869-1943)

  • Muriel Regina Le Brun (1926-2003)

  • Samuel Henry Le Brun

  • Doris May Le Brun, nee Moody) (1910-1964) and Francis David Le Brun

  • Doris May Le Brun, nee Moody) and Francis David Le Brun

  • Elsie Mary Squire, nee Le Brun (1888-1970)

  • Gordon Stewart Le Brun (1891-1978)

  • Wedding of John Cabot Le Brun and Betty Rosemary, nee A'Court

  • Estelle Le Brun, 1920s

  • Samuel Henry Le Brun and Amy Charlotte, nee Bisson, with Clifford Henry, Gladys and Doris

  • A postcard sent to Miss Ada Le Brun at Christmas, 1910. Ada Florence, as she was baptised, was born in 1884, the daughter of George Philip Le Brun and Eliza Margaret, nee Grant. They were a farming family, originally from Le Champ Colin, St Saviour...

  • ... an earlier postcard sent to Ada in 1904, when she was living at Le Champ Colin

  • A note requiring W Le Brun to return Militia equipment

  • A registered letter sent to Mrs Le Brun in Grouville in 1938

  • A card sent from Canada to Elsie Le Brun in Byron Road in 1904. The 1901 census shows that Elsie was born in Canada and was living, aged 27, with her aunt Sophie Simmons in Byron Road

Occupation curfew cards

Curfew pass issued to Alfred Le Brun during the Occupation as a member of the Trinity Honorary Police [1]

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Family gravestones

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  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Almorah cemetery

  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • Trinity Church cemetery

  • St Mary’s Church cemetery

  • St Peter’s Church cemetery

  • Old Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Old Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • Mont a l’Abbe cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St John’s Church cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • St Ouen parish cemetery

  • Philadelphie cemetery

  • Philadelphie cemetery

  • Philadelphie cemetery

  • Philadelphie cemetery

  • Sion cemetery

  • St Peter parish cemetery

  • St Peter parish cemetery

  • Surville Cemetery

  • Surville Cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Brelade Church cemetery

  • St Matthew’s, St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

  • St Saviour

  • St Saviour

  • St Lawrence

  • St Lawrence

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We have included some important spelling variants on some family pages, but it may be worth searching for records for a different spelling variant. Think of searching for variants with or without a prefix, such as Le or De. To search for further variants, or for any other family name, just click on the appropriate link below for the first letter of the family name, and a new tab will open, giving you the option to choose baptism, marriage or burial records. You will then see a list of available names for that type of record and you can select any name from that list. That will display all records of the chosen type for that family name, and you can narrow the search by adding a given name, selecting a parish or setting start and end dates in the form you will see above. You can also change the family name, or search for a partial name if you are not certain of the spelling

The records are displayed 30 to a page, but by selecting the yellow Wiki Table option at the top left of the page you can open a full, scrollable list. This list will either be displayed in a new tab or a pop-up window. You may have to edit the settings of your browser to allow pop-up windows for www.jerripediabmd.net. For the small number of family names for which a search generates more than 1,500 records you will have to refine your search (perhaps using start or end dates) to reduce the number of records found.

New records

Since August 2020 we have added several thousand new records from the registers of Roman Catholic, Methodist and other non-conformist churches. These will appear in date order within a general search of the records and are also individually searchable within the database search form

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Notes and references

  1. ↑ These cards are held by Jersey Archive. Visit The Archive online catalogue for more information. A subscription may be needed to view some of the site's content
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