Historic Jersey buildings
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Property name
Les Ormes
Location
Rue du Nord, Trinity
Type of property
Farm group with 18th century origins
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families associated with the property
Datestones
- ILM ♥ IH 1704 - For Jean or Josue Le Masurier and Jeanne Hue. [1]
- ILM ♥ SHB 1741 - For Jean Le Masurier and Susanne Hubert, who married in Trinity in 1730. Parents of next Jean
- ILM ♥ EDG 1769 - For Jean Le Masurier and Esther de Gruchy, who married in Trinity in 1753
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
Historic farm group with farmhouse of 18th century origins, retaining historic character and proportions and contributing to the rural setting.
Early 18th century origins. A building is shown on this site on the Richmond map of 1795.
The house was remodelled in the mid-late 19th century. Gate posts dated 1897.
Two-storey, five-bay farmhouse with two-storey wing to west. Outbuildings extend to west, returning to north.
Old Jersey Houses
Notes and references
- ↑ The Jersey Datestone Register suggests that the three datestones below represent successive generations of the Le Masurier family and says that lack of marriage records to support this view is because there are records missing in this era for St John and Trinity. We do not accept this argument, and while there are records to support Jean and Susanne being the parents of the third Jean, we do not believe that Jean/Josue and Jeanne Hue were grandparents. It is possible that the first Jean was an uncle of the second, but our research indicates that the father of the middle Jean was Abraham Le Masurier