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Request for requisition of 50 bicycles, correspondence includes; J P Le Druillenec of Callington, St Brelade's bicycle Request not to requisition certain bicycles by the Bakery organisation, Wybert Godfray of 2 Helmsdale Villas, Beaumont, St Peter's bicycle, L J Jones of 18 Rouge Bouillon's bicycle, Return of the bicycles of George Turner of 12, The Parade, E Le Brocq of 58, Don Street, and Henry Cotard of Villa Bree, St Martin.

Reference: B/A/W40/4/4

Date: 29 April 1942 - 8 July 1944

Requisition of a situation in Beaumont to erect a field bakery

Reference: B/A/W40/8/56

Date: 24 February 1942

Le Brun's Bakery, First Tower to be placed at the disposal of the German Troops for 8 days

Reference: B/A/W40/8/75

Date: 22 April 1942 - 6 May 1942

Supplies of coal for bakers, dairies and public restaurants, includes lists of bakers, dairies and communal restaurants with their weekly/monthly allocation

Reference: B/A/W72/31

Date: 16 January 1945 - 9 February 1945

Accounts for the requisitioned de Gruchy's Bakery

Reference: B/A/W74/26

Date: 8 April 1945

Map of land at Goose Green Marsh, Beaumont which is to be used for a bakery for the troops

Reference: B/A/W92/1/15b

Date: 23 February 1942

Requisition of space for a room for a bakery for the troops

Reference: B/A/W92/1/16

Date: 11 February 1942 - 24 February 1942

Official correspondence with index. Subjects covered include charges of the Jersey New Waterworks Company; agreement concerning the requisition of houses; admission of children to the Westaway Creche, the Jersey Home for Boys and the Jersey Home for Boys; Compulsory Arbitration Act; bakeries built by occupying forces; reorganisation of States Greffe; royal messages; agricultural policy for 1946; admissions to the asylum; amalgamation of committees; report of the States Analyst; Social Assurance reports; report on awards for death or disablement of internees; auditor's report; Natural Beauties Committee controlled zones; assistance given by Bedford School to Victoria College; butter; 1946-1947 budget; cereal tithes; the civil service; colorado beetle; the conduct of certain inhabitants during the occupation; report on reform of Royal Court; Red Cross; report on divorce; evacuees; export of potatoes; use of the cattle market as a car park; import statistics; Medical Inspector's report; report on Wellington Road Estate; report on the asylum; petition from the Jersey Democratic Movement; agricultural wages; Jersey Loyalists' petition; petition rlelating to holiday camps; report on the prison; the militia; establishment of unemployment bureau; the church at Gorey; Royal Air Force at the airport; resettlement of the island; Terminus Hotel at St Aubin; station at Corbiere; car racing

Reference: C/A5/22

Date: 14 February 1945 - 20 December 1946

Sound recording of Nelley Le Bredonchel, née Hotten, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 10/02/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Le Bredonchel speaks about being an evacuee, leaving Jersey on a boat for Southampton and then a train to Barnesly, the living conditions there, going to school, learning about the liberation on the radio, going back to Jersey, finding their house the same as someone had looked over it, the fortifications, going to school in St Aubins and the shortage of paper, her work at Orvis bakehouse, the battle of flowers, houses, the potatoes and tomatoes crop, the St Aubins fete, her St Johns Ambulance duty, working at the crèche, the rationing after liberation, churches, the death of the king, the coronation, bakeries, and various shops

Reference: C/D/P/P1/45

Date: 10 February 2005

Will and Testament of George Dunell, St Aubin, St Brelade. Dated 7 October 1904. Bequeaths to Edmund Dunell and Clifford Dunell his shophouse and bakehouse at St Aubins.

Reference: D/Y/A/80/2

Date: 5 January 1920

Will and Testament of Philip James Gavey, son of Philip Edward, of L'Hermitage, Les Varines, St Saviour. Bequeaths to Florence Maud Nicolle and Bernard Patrick Roche, the house known as 26, Halkett Place and the house, shop and bakehouse known as Georgetown Bakery, Victoria Road, St Saviour. Dated 18/12/1957. [Includes one closed document]

Reference: D/Y/B1/63/12

Date: 15 February 1961

Correspondence relating to the closure of P G de Bourcier's bakery

Reference: D/Z/H5/246

Date: 24 November 1942 - 3 December 1942

Minutes of the States of Jersey 17 September 1945, includes laws relating to franchise and public elections, report by the Department of Labour on the German Field bakeries at Victoria Road, St Saviour and Beaumont, St Peter.

Reference: D/Z/H5/413

Date: 17 September 1945 - 20 September 1945

Bail à fin d'héritage between Philippe Journeaux son of François of the first party and Jean Pallot son of Jean son of Clement of the second party. Records the lease in perpetuity from 1 to 2 of a bakery and land at Vauxhall, St Helier, Fief de Mélèches for the sum of 24 quartiers of wheat of rente.

Reference: G/C/07/F/16

Date: 8 April 1826

Day Books of the Bakery Shop

Reference: L/A/25/B22

Day Book

Reference: L/A/25/B22/1

Date: 19 August 1938 - 10 February 1939

Day Book

Reference: L/A/25/B22/2

Date: 11 February 1939 - 20 July 1939

Day Book

Reference: L/A/25/B22/3

Date: 21 July 1939 - 16 December 1939

Day Book

Reference: L/A/25/B22/4

Date: 27 March 1940 - 31 January 1941

Photographs relating to the first and second world wars, and the Occupation which feature the raising of a barrage balloon, a motorised La Rocque Bakery van been drawn by a horse, and an ambulance car, one of the two cars purchased for the first world war effort with money raised by the EP. Page number 8 of the War Subject File of the Jersey Evening Post (JEP) Photographic Archive.

Reference: L/A/75/A2/WAR/8

Date: 1939 - 1940

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