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German Orders and related papers concerning the prohibition of meetings and events of societies and other organisations including lists of Jersey Societies, charities, clubs, church, professional and trade organisations and the seizing of assets from masonic lodges

Reference: B/A/W30/13

Date: 23 July 1940 - 4 September 1943

St Mary's School Log Book. This volume records the daily events at the school and has been indexed by name of the person mentioned. The index created by volunteers has been attached as a PDF so that you can see the page numbers the person is mentioned on. The volume has not been digitised to date so you will need to contact the Archive to obtain copies of the relevant pages.

Reference: D/J/33/C1/1

Date: 4 November 1929 - 24 July 1964

St Helier New Street Boys school Log Book. This volume records the daily events at the school and has been indexed by name of the person mentioned. The index created by volunteers has been attached as a PDF so that you can see the page numbers the person is mentioned on. The volume has not been digitised to date so you will need to contact the Archive to obtain copies of the relevant pages.

Reference: D/J/N7/A/2

Date: 1947 - 1952

Leoville School, later St Ouen's Central School Log Book. This volume records the daily events at the school and has been indexed by name of the person mentioned. The index created by volunteers has been attached as a PDF so that you can see the page numbers the person is mentioned on. The volume has not been digitised to date so you will need to contact the Archive to obtain copies of the relevant pages.

Reference: D/J/N32/1

Date: 6 September 1915 - 26 July 1961

Registration Card of Max Le Feuvre, of 30, Roseville Street St Helier, born 11/03/1887

Reference: D/S/A/4/A4128

Date: 8 January 1941

Blue Registration Form of Max Le Feuvre, of 30, Roseville Street St Helier, born 11/03/1887

Reference: D/S/A/4/B4128

Date: 8 January 1941

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Ibex for Guernsey and Weymouth on the 6th of June 1919

Reference: D/S/M2/244

Date: 6 June 1919

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 11th of June 1919

Reference: D/S/M2/248

Date: 11 June 1919

Travel Permits issued to incoming passengers bound for Jersey on the SS Alberta on the 5th of December 1916

Reference: D/S/M3/114

Date: 5 December 1916

Travel Permits issued to incoming passengers bound for Jersey from Southampton on the SS Alberta on the 26th of June 1919

Reference: D/S/M3/185A

Date: 26 June 1919

Will and Testament of Henry Le Feuvre, 30 Roseville Street, St Helier. Dated 6 March 1923. Bequeaths to Max Le Feuvre, 1 Beachleigh Cottages, Fief of Samares, St Clement; to Phyllis Le Feuvre South Sea View Cottage, Fief of Samares, St Clement; to Nancy Le Feuvre 2 Beachleigh Cottages, Fief of Samares and workshop, Fief of Collette des Augres, St Helier. Codicil added 6 March 1923.

Reference: D/Y/A/96/3

Date: 3 March 1934

Will and Testament of Max Le Feuvre, son of Henry, of 30, Roseville Street, St Helier. Bequeaths to Phyllis Le Feuvre and Nancy Le Feuvre, his sisters, the cottage known as 1, Beachleigh Cottages, St Clement. Dated 20/10/1939. [Includes 1 closed document]

Reference: D/Y/B1/10/4

Date: 19 May 1951

Resignation of a house between Thomas Frank Pirouet, one of the trustees of St Paul's Church of the first party and Reverend Alfred Arthur Pargiter, Max Le Feuvre, John Bowra Burman, John Thomas Amy Willcox and Philip Powell Le Feuvre, who had been chosen as new Trustees of St Paul's Church. Records the resignation from 1 to 2 of a certain house called 1, Raleigh Avenue, also known as 1, Drayton Place, with land and garden. Registered: Livre 450C, Folio 258.

Reference: G/C/21/D1/29

Date: 2 July 1949

Resignation of a building between Thomas Frank Pirouet, one of the trustees of St Paul's Church of the first party and Reverend Alfred Arthur Pargiter, Max Le Feuvre, John Bowra Burman, John Thomas Amy Willcox and Philip Powell Le Feuvre, who had been chosen as new Trustees of St Paul's Church. Records the resignation from 1 to 2 of a building called St Paul's Church. Registered: Livre 450C, Folio 260.

Reference: G/C/21/D1/30

Date: 2 July 1949

Photograph of Max Le Feuvre, headmaster of New Street Boys' School and patron of St Paul's Church, entitled 'man of many talents'

Reference: G/C/21/H1/16

Two duplicate photographs of the St Paul's Church Choir including Reverend Roger Gregory [centre front], organist Charles Journeaux, verger Mr Le Roux [back row dark glasses] and Max Le Feuvre [front row, 4th from left], c 1930-1933

Reference: G/C/21/H1/19

Photograph of a group at a St Paul's Church outing including verger Mr Le Roux [first left, back row] Max Le Feuvre [third left, back row] and Reverend Roger Gregory [fifth left, back row], c 1934-1939

Reference: G/C/21/H1/20

Photograph of a group at a St Paul's Church outing including verger Mr Le Roux [sixth left, back row-dark glasses] Max Le Feuvre [fourth left, back row] and Reverend Roger Gregory [third left, sitting], c 1934-1939

Reference: G/C/21/H1/21

Photograph of St Paul's Church choir at Dolmen at Faldouet including Max Le Feuvre [third left, front row] and Reverend Roger Gregory [sitting far right, front row]

Reference: G/C/21/H1/22

Date: 4 July 1935

Photograph of St Paul's Church choir including Max Le Feuvre [third left, front row], c 1936

Reference: G/C/21/H1/23

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