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Descendants of Jean Tevelein (Revised March 2009) 1 Jean Tevelein b: Abt 1618 Pas-De-Calais, Guemps, d: 15 March 1668 Guisnes, Picardie, ....+Marie Bunne b: Abt 1622 Pas-De-Calais, Guemps, m: Abt 1640 Pas-De-Calais, .........2 Pierre Tevelein b: 1643 Pas-De-Calais, Guemps, ...............+Marie Raire b: 1641 Pas-De-Calais, Guemps, m: 9 July 1679 Guines, Picardie, .........2 Marie Tevelein b: Abt 1645 ...............+Jean Le Houcq m: 16 May 1669 Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Abraham Le Houcq b: 11 July 1670 Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Isaac Le Houcq b: 18 May 1672 Oye, Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Marie Le Houcq b: 2 June 1674 Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Jacob Le Houcq b: 20 July 1676 Oye, Guines, Picardie, .........*2nd Husband of Marie Tevelein: ...............+Abraham Le Doux b: Abt 1652 m: 14 June 1682 Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Jacob Le Doux b: 19 March 1683 Oye, Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Elizabeth Le Doux b: 8 September 1684 Guemps, Pas-De- Calais, .........2 Jacob[1] Tevelein b: 1651 Offekerque, d: 29 April 1716 Swalecliffe, ...............+Anne Chevallier b: 1653 m: 24 February 1675 Guines, Picardie, d: 21 January 1708 Swalecliffe, ....................3 Marie Tevelein b: 1675 Calais, d: 29 April 1679 Marcq, Guines, Picardie, ....................3 Jacob[2] Tevelein b: 28 October 1675 Fort Brule, Guines, ....................3 Marie Tevelein b: 15 May 1680 Marcq, Guines, Picardie, ..........................+Peter King m: 22 October 1704 Swalecliffe, Kent ...............................4 Marie Magdeline King b: 6 December 1705 Canterbury, Kent ...............................4 Ann King b: 30 March 1707 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Susanna King b: 13 November 1709 Herne, Kent ...............................4 John King b: 17 May 1719 Herne, , d: 15 April 1720 Herne, ....................3 Jacob[3] Tevelein b: 4 October 1682 Marcq, Guines, Picardie, d: 31 December 1732 Herne, ..........................+Magdalen Clark m: 29 May 1706 Canterbury, d: 15 August 1717 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Jacob Tevelein b: 23 December 1706 Herne, ...............................4 Isaac Tevelein b: 21 November 1708 Swalecliffe, d: 9 September 1771 Whitstable, Kent ......................................+Isabella Kemp m: 19 February 1733 Seasalter, Kent d: 10 August 1782 Whitstable ...........................................5 Jacob Tevelein b: 9 June 1739 Whitstable d: 19 June 1739 Whitstable ...........................................5 Jacob[7] Tevelein b: Abt 1741 d: 9 June 1779 Whitstable .................................................+Mary Browning b: Abt 1741 m: 13 February 1765 Canterbury, d: 25 November 1804 Whitstable ...........................................5 Elizabeth Tevelein d: 24 November 1787 Whitstable .................................................+John Wright m: 7 March 1771 Canterbury, d: 29 October 1789 Whitstable ......................................................6 Andrew Wright b: 21 July 1771 Whitstable, d: 1 December 1771 Whitstable ......................................................6 Ann Wright b: 6 September 1772 Whitstable, ...........................................5 Mary Tevelein b: 1743 .................................................+Thomas Sennock b: Abt 1739 m: 4 February 1765 Canterbury, ...........................................5 Isabella Tevelein b: 1743 d: 6 November 1814 Whitstable, ...............................4 Abraham Tevelein b: 13 November 1709 Swalecliffe, d: 16 January 1717 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Mary Tevelein b: 25 December 1710 Swalecliffe, d: 2 February 1711 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Mary Tevelein b: 5 October 1712 Swalecliffe, ......................................+Sacur Holt b: 28 October 1705 Whitstable, m: 13 January 1732 Canterbury, d: 18 September 1769 Whitstable ...........................................5 Grace Holt b: 24 December 1752 Whitstable, d: 28 January 1813 .................................................+John Foreman b: 1754 m: 31 August 1775, Whitstable, ......................................................6 John Foreman b: 31 May 1779 Whitstable, ............................................................+Mary Rebecca Perkins b: 1783 Seasalter, m: 2 November 1803 Whitstable, d: 1860 Whitstable .................................................................7 James Onslow Foreman b: 180 8 Whitstable, d: 21 February 1866 Whitstable .......................................................................+Eliza Horn b: 18 09 Whitstable m: 25 October 1830 Whitstable d: 4 March 1900 Whitstable ............................................................................8 Rebecca Mary Foreman b: 1850 Whitstable, d: 1902 Kent, ...................................................................................+Alfred John Gambrell b: 1848 Whitstable, m: 1868 Kent, ........................................................................................9 George Henry Gambrell b: 1870 Whitstable ..............................................................................................+Rosalind Mary Cooper m: 1895 Kent, ...................................................................................................10 Wilfred G Gambrell b: 1895 .........................................................................................................+Florence M Palmer b: 1895 ..............................................................................................................11 Walter H Gambrell b: 1920 ....................................................................................................................+Myrtle C Tiley ....................*2nd Wife of Jacob Tevelein: ..........................+Sarah Sandcroft m: 30 September 1718 Canterbury, d: 3 July 1722 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Peter Tevelein b: 14 July 1719 Swalecliffe, d: 12 August 1719 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Peter Tevelein b: 14 August 1720 Swalecliffe, d: 9 October 1720 Swalecliffe, ...............................4 Abraham Tevelein b: 31 December 1721 Swalecliffe, d: 12 June 1722 Swalecliffe, ....................*3rd Wife of Jacob Tevelein: ..........................+Mary Allen m: 3 January 1724 Canterbury, ....................3 Anne Tevelein b: 2 June 1685 Fort Brule, Guines, Picardie, .........2 Isaac[1] Tevelein b: 1654 Marcq, Guines, Picardie, ...............+Ester Du Four b: 1651 Guines, Picardie, m: 14 February 1677 Guines, d: 27 April 1679 Marcq, Guines ....................3 Marie Tevelein b: 27 October 1677 Bas Marcq, Guines, Picardie, .........*2nd Wife of Isaac[1] Tevelein: ...............+Elizabeth Dosselart b: 1661 Bois en Ardres, Pas-De-Calais, m: 14 June 1682 Guines, Picardie, d: 8 September 1732 Canterbury ....................3 Isaac[2] Tevelein b: 16 September 1683 Bas Marcq, Guines, Picardie, d: 17 January 1764 London, ..........................+Elizabeth Olive b: 11 March 1682 Guines, Picardie, m: 18 June 1706 Canterbury, ...............................4 Isaac[3] Tevelein b: 19 March 1708 Canterbury, d: 4 April 1779 Canterbury, ......................................+Ann Picard b: 31 July 1711 Canterbury, m: 19 October 1734 Canterbury, d: 30 November 1766 Canterbury ...........................................5 Olive Tevelein b: 29 December 1734 London, ...........................................5 Richard Tevelein b: 20 April 1736 Canterbury, d: 17 September 1816 Canterbury, .................................................+Mary Clarke b: 12 July 1741 Canterbury, m: 27 May 1764 Canterbury, d: 11 December 1786 Canterbury ......................................................6 Charles Tevelein b: 20 June 1765 Canterbury, ......................................................6 James Tevelein b: 7 September 1766 Canterbury, d: 7 May 1837 Canterbury ............................................................+Lucy-Maria Lamberton b: 22 January 1762 Canterbury, m: 19 June 1788 Canterbury, d: 1849 London .................................................................7 Charles Tevelein b: 9 October 1788 Canterbury, d: 2 January 1791 Canterbury, .................................................................7 James Tevelein b: 19 March 1790 Canterbury, .................................................................7 George Tevelein b: 29 January 1792 Canterbury, d: 23 January 1794 Canterbury, .................................................................7 Lucy-Maria Tevelein b: 19 January 1794 Canterbury, d: 17 September 1854 Canterbury .......................................................................+Thomas Moys b: Abt 1794, m: 26 May 1817 Canterbury, d: 13 January 1865 Canterbury ............................................................................8 James Moys b: 19 July 1818 Canterbury, ...................................................................................+Eliza Ann ? ........................................................................................9 James Moys b: 2 April 1843 Canterbury, d: 10 January 1847 Canterbury, ........................................................................................9 William Moys b: 27 July 1845 Canterbury, ........................................................................................9 Henry Moys b: 27 June 1847 Canterbury, ........................................................................................9 Eliza Ann Moys b: 27 May 1849 Canterbury, d: 24 June 1849 Canterbury, ........................................................................................9
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    Mayton Lane, Broad Oak, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 0QJ LOCATION Contents LOCATION Introduction An invaluable insight into your new home This Location Information brochure offers an informed overview of Mayton Lane as a potential new home, along with essential material about its surrounding area and its local community. It provides a valuable insight for any prospective owner or tenant. We wanted to provide you with information that you can absorb quickly, so we have presented it as visually as possible, making use of maps, icons, tables, graphs and charts. Overall, the brochure contains information about: The Property - including property details, floor plans, room details, photographs and Energy Performance Certificate. Transport - including locations of bus and coach stops, railway stations and ferry ports. Health - including locations, contact details and organisational information on the nearest GPs, pharmacies, hospitals and dentists. Local Policing - including locations, contact details and information about local community policing and the nearest police station, as well as police officers assigned to the area. Education - including locations of infant, primary and secondary schools and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for each key stage. Local Amenities - including locations of local services and facilities - everything from convenience stores to leisure centres, golf courses, theatres and DIY centres. Census - We have given a breakdown of the local community's age, employment and educational statistics. Regal Estates 57 Castle Street, Canterbury, CT1 2PY 01227 763888 LOCATION The Property MAYTON LANE, CANTERBURY £500,000 x2 x1 x3 Bedrooms Living Rooms Bathrooms Where you are LOCATION MAYTON LANE, CANTERBURY £500,000 Regal Estates 57 Castle Street, Canterbury, CT1 2PY 01227 763888 LOCATION MAYTON LANE, CANTERBURY £500,000 Regal Estates 57 Castle Street, Canterbury, CT1 2PY 01227 763888 LOCATION Features You have the green light for The Green House! Built in 2003 this amazing property is completely bespoke.