Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameLouisa Aufrere 
[19, Baptism on 4 January 1768 at Hoveton St Peter, Norfolk]
[19, Baptism on 4 January 1768 at Hoveton St Peter, Norfolk]BirthDec 1767, Hoveton St Peter, Norfolk
Baptism4 Jan 1768, Hoveton St Peter, Norfolk
General6th dau.
FatherAnthony Aufrere (1729-1814)
MotherAnna Norris (1734-1818)
Spouses
Marriage4 Aug 1798, Hoveton St Peter, Norfolk [19, Marriage on 4 August 1798 at Hoveton St Peter, Norfolk]
Notes for Louisa Aufrere
Her baptism transcript, by me:
“1768
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“January 4th. Louisa, daughter of Anthony Aufrere Esquire and Anna his wife, was baptized.”
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Pinned to her marriage register entry page is a document from Messrs Clark, Woodcock and Ryland, solicitors of 11 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, WC, London:
“Reverend Sir
Countess de Broc deceased
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We want a certificate of the marriahe of Mr George Ryland Minshall with Louisa Aufrere which took place on the 4th August 1798 and we think it probably that you may have an entry of it in your church register.
Will you be kind enough to oblige us by searching tomorrow & if you find it send us a certificate?
We are
Yours faithfully
Clark & Co
The Recton of Hoveton
Hoveton
Norfolk”
Obviously some relative or descendant, and if the lasstere, then a Powys descendant and needs to be delved into further.
I am currently wondering if the Aufreres were french refugees, though they must have come over before c. 1700.
On Saturday November 19th 1836 The Times reported that “the ordinary domicile of the Countess de Bruc weas at Versailles.”
In the Times of 1 November 1851 it said that the Countess de Broc had been buried an a rebuilt church to hold various members of the Bonapart family.
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Her brother Anthony reported that her hsuabnd was a barrister then Police Magistrate and that they had one child in April 1802 and finally that Louisa died on 8 Dec 1829.
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“1768
. . . .
“January 4th. Louisa, daughter of Anthony Aufrere Esquire and Anna his wife, was baptized.”
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Pinned to her marriage register entry page is a document from Messrs Clark, Woodcock and Ryland, solicitors of 11 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, WC, London:
“Reverend Sir
Countess de Broc deceased
_________________________
We want a certificate of the marriahe of Mr George Ryland Minshall with Louisa Aufrere which took place on the 4th August 1798 and we think it probably that you may have an entry of it in your church register.
Will you be kind enough to oblige us by searching tomorrow & if you find it send us a certificate?
We are
Yours faithfully
Clark & Co
The Recton of Hoveton
Hoveton
Norfolk”
Obviously some relative or descendant, and if the lasstere, then a Powys descendant and needs to be delved into further.
I am currently wondering if the Aufreres were french refugees, though they must have come over before c. 1700.
On Saturday November 19th 1836 The Times reported that “the ordinary domicile of the Countess de Bruc weas at Versailles.”
In the Times of 1 November 1851 it said that the Countess de Broc had been buried an a rebuilt church to hold various members of the Bonapart family.
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Her brother Anthony reported that her hsuabnd was a barrister then Police Magistrate and that they had one child in April 1802 and finally that Louisa died on 8 Dec 1829.
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Notes for George Rowland & Louisa (Family)
Their marriage transcipt, by me:
“George Rowland Minshull Esquire of the Inner Temple London a Bachelor and Louisa Aufrere of this parish spinster were married in this church by Licence this fourth Day of August in the Year One Thousand seven hundred and Ninety eight by me Morden Carthew Vicar
“This Marriage was solemnized between Us:
[signed] G R Minshull Louisa Aufrere
“In the Presence of
[signed] Anthony Aufrere Anna Aufrere Catherine Rasbord(?) Caroline Aufrere Rebecca Gillman”
Mordern Carthew must have been a relation of heres by her maternal grandmother whose maiden name was Carthew.
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“George Rowland Minshull Esquire of the Inner Temple London a Bachelor and Louisa Aufrere of this parish spinster were married in this church by Licence this fourth Day of August in the Year One Thousand seven hundred and Ninety eight by me Morden Carthew Vicar
“This Marriage was solemnized between Us:
[signed] G R Minshull Louisa Aufrere
“In the Presence of
[signed] Anthony Aufrere Anna Aufrere Catherine Rasbord(?) Caroline Aufrere Rebecca Gillman”
Mordern Carthew must have been a relation of heres by her maternal grandmother whose maiden name was Carthew.
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