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Sound recording of Dulcie Jones, née Le Feuvre and Audrey Lucas, née Le Feuvre speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include childhood, schooling and farming. Mrs Jones accent is possible from St Ouen or St Mary and Mrs Lucas accent is possibly from St Ouen or St Peter.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/17

Date: 23 May 2017

Sound recording of Beryl Richard, née De Ste Croix speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include her childhood, schooling, work, farming and church. Mrs Richard accent is from St Ouen.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/28

Date: 8 February 2018

Sound recording of Fred Stoodley speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 09/11/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Stoodley speaks about not understanding what was different about Liberation, collecting german memorabilia, being allowed to go places he's never been, american and british soldiers, playing baseball, football and cricket, going to school and the differences with today, the influence of american and edwardian culture, talks about the fashion of the time, the introduction of jazz in Jersey, the jazz clubs, evading his parents curfew, band concert, the attitude of the police and pranks, his jobs at the harbour and at Huelin's, the new jobs during the potatoes and tomatoes season, the milk bar in Broad Street, the Muratti and the Jersey team, seeing a match of football on the television, school sports, the changes in St Helier in the 1960, Huelin's whistle, the fires after the liberation, his position in the communist party and the treatment of his leader, the controversy over the insular insurance tax, Jersey families, living in housing and the difference in attitude with today, shopping on tick, the forum cinema and the difference in seating for poor and rich people, the relashipship between childrens from different areas, various entertainment, fetes and the battle of floser, the royal visits, and the rivalry between Jersey and Guernsey.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/75

Date: 9 November 2004

Police incident book for St Helier - entry for Alice Maud Bisson, for not sending her daughter to school

Reference: F/D/H1/5/143

Date: 6 July 1916

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Jacques Mahé, for not sending his children to school

Reference: F/L/G3/3/124

Date: 17 October 1895

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Jules Montiton, for not sending his daughter to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/4

Date: 5 June 1899 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for John Romeril de Gruchy, for not sending his son to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/5

Date: 5 June 1899 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Francis Quenault, for not sending his daugher to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/10

Date: 10 August 1899 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Eugène Le Roux, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/83

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for George C Godfray, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/84

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Esther Delauney, for not sending her child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/85

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Esther Delauney, for not sending her child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/86

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Placide D'Orleans, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/87

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Albert d'Orleans, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/89

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Eugène Gouillaux, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/90

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Eugène Gouillaux, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/91

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Eugène Gouillaux, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/92

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Eugène Gouillaux, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/93

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Pierre Bridoux, 41, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/94

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

Police Incident Book of St Saviour - entry for Francois Lagadu, for not sending his child to school

Reference: F/L/G3/4/95

Date: 21 February 1907 - 5 December 1908

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