Likely Ancestry of Jaquiery Families
of English Descent
Willermi Sallaz Also
known as Willermi Jaquier Or
Willermi Jaquiery Living
in 1390 ò Claude Sellat Otherwise
Iaqueri or Jaquier Brother
of Jean and Pierre (Note:
On Rene’s Swiss Family Tree Jean, who was living in 1430 and
mentioned in 1482 is shown here in place of Claude.) ò Claude Sellat Otherwise
Jaqueri of Demoret. Son of Claude. (Not
shown on Rene’s Tree) ò Bernard Jaquiery Egrége.
Mentioned in 1510 and 1540 ò Guillaume Jaquiery Curial
of Moudon. Curial of Demoret 1538 ò Jean Jaquiery Born
1535. Lieutenant
baillival, Chậtelain de Moudon et Demoret 1585. Coseigneur
of Brenles Married
Sara Demont, daughter of Rodolphe Demont and Marie de Gruyere. ò Jacques Jaquiery Curial
of Moudon Documents
record a sale in 1612. ò Stephen Jaquiery Mentioned
in 1651. Married Poget ò Jacques Jaquiery Married
Baillif Jean
Ellie’s branch of the English Jaquiery family are descended from Samuel,
a son of this marriage. However there are no longer descendants of
this branch bearing the name Jaquiery. Virtually
all the other Jaquierys in all English-speaking countries are descended
from another son – Jean David. ò Jean David Jaquiery Married
Bovet ò Charles Jaquiery Married
Jaquier. ò Jean Pierre Jaquiery 1727
– 1797 Married
Susannah Platt, 1763, St Lukes, Chelsea, London. Children
of Jean Pierre and Susannah were Jean Baptiste 1766, Jean Daniel 1770, Daniel
Louis 1773, Esther Francoise 1777. ò Jean Baptiste Jaquiery Born
London 1766 Returned
to Switzerland 1767 until approx 1795. Married
Charlotte Edwards The
descendants of Jean Baptiste and Charlotte’s four children are still well
represented in England, New Zealand, Canada and U.S.A. Samuel John 1811,
Frederick 1812, David 1814, Esther Hannah 1816 ò ò ò ò New Zealand Canadian American Steinberg Jaquiery Pendrills Jaquiery and
related Families And
related Families English families Families
Almost all
Jaquiery families and their descendants, living in English-speaking countries,
have a common ancestry prior to the beginning of the 19th century.
Set out below is our line of descent from the earliest Family Tree entries.
The most complete family tree we have is that prepared for Rene of Demoret, but
it should be noted that it contains a number of errors. . The information set
out here results from a comparison of Rene’s tree, other very old family trees
and other documents. While details of the earlier generations is uncertain,
the following table sets out the most likely line of descent based on our
present knowledge.