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Plans of Government House and Office. Includes a translated copy of the contract between the States of Jersey and the Lieutenant Governor on behalf of HM, recording the sale of a house and land in St Helier, Fief du Prieur, and Fief de Collette des Augres from the States of Jersey to the Lieutenant Governor

Reference: A/D1/L3/36

Date: 20 September 1800 - 4 February 1983

Will and Testament of Mary Ann Le Croome of St Helier. Dated 19/02/1868. Desires to be buried in Green Street Cemetery. Bequeaths to Mary Ann Victoria Cappe all her property in St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès, to the poor of St Helier £1, to the charity for Marine Merchants £1, to the Jersey Auxiliary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts 10 shillings, to the St Helier Ragged School 10 shillings, to the Church of England Ragged School 10 shillings.

Reference: D/Y/A/35/66

Date: 26 October 1870

Will and Testament of James Henry Henley of 12, Hilary Street, St Helier. Dated 23/05/1878. Bequeaths to Ann White his house situated in St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès, to the poor of St Helier 5 shillings.

Reference: D/Y/A/55/22

Date: 11 March 1896

Will and Testament of Harry Joseph Waldock, 29 Le Geyt Street, St Helier. Dated 9 August 1922. Bequeaths to Mabel Norman the property 26 Le Geyt Street with outbuildings and appurtenances, St Helier, Fief des Collette des Augrès.

Reference: D/Y/A/115/136

Date: 26 April 1946

Map of the Town, Ports and Harbours of St Helier with the approximate limits of the town fiefs of Meleches, Prieur, La Fosse, Buisson, Grainville, Collette des Augres drawn on in pen

Reference: D/Z/L/7

Date: 1875

Bail à fin d'héritages by John Phillips to Pierre Hemery and Philippe Le Gallais of a piece of land in the Fief de Collette des Augrés for the erection of a church. Registered Livre 178, folio 220

Reference: G/C/01/C/20

Date: 16 July 1842

Bail à fin d'héritage between Philippe Journeaux son of François of the first party and William Gould of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of a house and land in St Helier, Fief du Prieur and Fief de Collette des Augrès for the sum of 22 quartiers of wheat of rente.

Reference: G/C/07/F/15

Date: 3 November 1821

Bail et Vente between Josué Laverty tenant after bankruptcy of Philippe Journeaux of the first party and Thomas Waye Sinnatt son of Jacob of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a house and land bordered on the east by Rue Durell, St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès for the sum of 40 quartiers 7 cabots 2½ sixtonniers of wheat of rente and £224 7 shillings 10 pence sterling.

Reference: G/C/07/F/24

Date: 14 June 1841

Bail et Vente between John Baker son of Thomas of the first party and James Short son of William of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a house and land bordered on the north by Peter Street and on the east by de Carteret Street now called Hilary Street, St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès for the sum of 46 quartiers of wheat of rente and £200 sterling. Registered Book 220 folio 84

Reference: G/C/07/F/25

Date: 6 April 1859

Bail et Vente between William Anderson son of William of the first party and James Short son of William of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a house and land bordered on the east by Chevalier Road, St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès for the sum of 11 quartiers 5 cabots of wheat of rente and £100 sterling. Registered Book 229 folio 122

Reference: G/C/07/F/26

Date: 9 May 1863

Note saying that Aaron de Ste Croix, Philippe Nicolle, Philippe Winter and Clement Bailhache, all founders and proprietors of St Paul's Church, would deliver an aveu to the Seigneur du Fief de Collette des Augres, relating to property owned in relation to St Paul's Church

Reference: G/C/21/D1/9

Date: 5 January 1827

Bail et Vente between Edouard Blackler olders son and principal heir of the late Edouard Blackler of the first party and Clement Perchard, Robert Bartley, Richard du Parcq and Robert Laurens Guille four of the trustees of the Association Methodiste Anglais of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a small piece of land bordered on the West by the Wesleyan Chapel situated in the Parish of St Helier on the Fief de Collette des Augres, for the sum of £36 18s 5½d and the payment of all rentes and seigneurial rights due on the land. Registered Livre 180 folio 44

Reference: J/C/AN/L/14

Date: 22 October 1842

Bail et Vente between James Butterworth of the first party Clement Perchard, Robert Bartley, Richard du Parcq and Robert Laurens Guille trustees of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a certain small piece of land which borders the Wesleyan Chapel on the south and on the north by the land acquired by the trustees from Edouard Blackler, situated in the parish of St Helier in the Fief des Collette Augres, for the sum of £55 7s 8½ d and the payment of all seigneurial rights due on the land. Registered Livre 180 folio 45. [Also includes an attached insertion of a registration of the decret placed on the heritage of James Butterworth, added at the insistance of Clement Perchard, Robert Bartley, Richard du Parcq and Robert Laurens Guille trustees]

Reference: J/C/AN/L/15

Date: 22 October 1842

Certificate of registration allowing the celebration of marriages at the Wesley Street Chapel signed by Superintendent Registrar John Sorel

Reference: J/C/AN/L/16

Date: 27 June 1843

Bail et Vente between James Boog, attorney for named Englishmen, of the first part and Edward William Umphelby, John Smith and James Townley of the second part. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of 'Grove Place Chapel' in the fief of Collette des Augrés in the parish of St Helier. The chapel is sold for the sum of 20 quartiers of wheat of rente to be paid annually or for a single payment of 100 pounds sterling.

Reference: J/G/1/D/B/2

Date: 29 June 1852

Bail et Vente of the land and Resignation of the co-ownership of the wall between Phillipe Aubin, son of Jean, of the first part and Josue Le Bailly, Ebenezer Cartwright Williams and John Smith, trustees of the English Independent Congregational Church, Victoria Street, of the second part. Records the sale of land from 1 to 2 and also the resignation of rights to the wall on the west side of the chapel from 1 to 2 for the sum of 20 quartiers of wheat annually. Also Francois Godfray, seigneur of the fief de Collette des Augrés abandons his seigneurial rights for the sum of 23 pounds and 16 shillings. Registered: book 219, folio 171

Reference: J/G/1/D/B/10

Date: 20 November 1858

Copies from the Public Registry of 1: Bail à fin d'Héritage between David Noel son of David of the first party and Thomas Du Hamel son of Pierre of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 2 to 1 of a house, land and gardens bordered on the South by the Rue de Derriere in St Helier, partly on the Fief du Prieur and the rest on the Fief de Collette des Augrès. 2: Bail à fin d'Héritage between David Noel son of David of the first party and Thomas Du Hamel son of Pierre of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 2 to 1 of a house, offices and gardens.

Reference: L/A/25/C1/A/4

Date: 21 January 1809 - 10 December 1809

Copies from the Public Registry of 1: Bail à fin d'Héritage between David Noel son of David of the first party and Francois Giffard son of Jean of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 as an exchange a house which he acquired from Thomas du Hamel on 21/01/1809 with offices and gardens bordered on the South by the Rue de Derriere, St Helier, Fief du Prieur and Fief de Collette des Augres. 2: Bail à fin d'Héritage between David Noel of the first party and François Giffard of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of certain shops.

Reference: L/A/25/C1/A/5

Date: 17 November 1810 - 11 February 1815

Bail à fin d'Héritage between François Le Maistre procureur of Jean Prouings of the first party and Abraham de Gruchy son of Philippe of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of a house and land in St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès for the sum of 12 quartiers of wheat of rente. Registered Livre 167 folio 110

Reference: L/A/25/C1/C/4

Date: 9 December 1837

Bail et Vente between Philippe Le Gallais one of the procureurs of James Poingdestre of the first party and Abraham de Gruchy son of Philippe of the second party. Records the sale from 1 to 2 of a large house, land, shops and stables in St Helier, Fief de Collette des Augrès for the sum of 50 quartiers of wheat of rente and 27,066 livres 13 sous 4 deniers. Registered Livre 138 folio 144

Reference: L/A/25/C1/G/1

Date: 24 August 1824

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