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Travel Permits issued to passengers travelling from Weymouth on the SS Ibex on the 15th of June 1919

Reference: D/S/M6/8A

Date: 15 June 1919

Testament of James Joslin Dupré, Quainton, St Clement. Dated 9 May 1921. Bequeaths to the Samares Wesleyan Mission one British National 5% War Bond (1929) of the nominal value of £100.

Reference: D/Y/A/81/89

Date: 11 July 1921

Will and Testament of Florence Cooke, née Dupré, daughter of James Joslin Dupré and widow of Percy Vivian Cooke of Alcala, Samarès, St Clement. Dated 18/12/1944. Codicil Added 18/12/1944. [Includes one closed document]

Reference: D/Y/B1/11/1

Date: 1 August 1951

Cour du Samedi Register. The Samedi Court is the general business court in the island and covers a wide range of matters. These include bankruptcy records, naturalisations, deed polls, licensing and professional registrations. Prior to 1797 some criminal cases can be found in this court. There has never been an Admiralty court in Jersey but the Cour du Samedi would sit in such cases if needed. This volume has been indexed by name but to date the volumes are not attached. Please contact the Archive for further details.

Reference: D/Y/F1/223

Date: 23 January 1904 - 9 September 1905

Cour du Samedi Register. The Samedi Court is the general business court in the island and covers a wide range of matters. These include bankruptcy records, naturalisations, deed polls, licensing and professional registrations. Prior to 1797 some criminal cases can be found in this court. There has never been an Admiralty court in Jersey but the Cour du Samedi would sit in such cases if needed. This volume has been indexed by name but to date the records are not able to be accessed online.

Reference: D/Y/F1/224

Date: 12 September 1905 - 27 April 1907

Cour du Samedi Register. The Samedi Court is the general business court in the island and covers a wide range of matters. These include bankruptcy records, naturalisations, deed polls, licensing and professional registrations. Prior to 1797 some criminal cases can be found in this court. There has never been an Admiralty court in Jersey but the Cour du Samedi would sit in such cases if needed. This volume has been indexed by name but to date the records are not able to be accessed online.

Reference: D/Y/F1/227

Date: 7 January 1911 - 30 November 1912

Cour du Samedi Register. The Samedi Court is the general business court in the island and covers a wide range of matters. These include bankruptcy records, naturalisations, deed polls, licensing and professional registrations. Prior to 1797 some criminal cases can be found in this court. There has never been an Admiralty court in Jersey but the Cour du Samedi would sit in such cases if needed. This volume has been indexed by name but to date the records are not able to be accessed online.

Reference: D/Y/F1/228

Date: 2 December 1912 - 17 October 1914

Marriage Register for St Helier Town Church - entry for James Joslin Dupré, 21 and Lydia Grace Vaumerel Luce, 21

Reference: G/C/03/A3/13/152

Date: 19 February 1869

Extract of an Act of the Royal Court relating to the creation of trustees to acquire and administer a certain piece of land in the name of the English Wesleyan Methodist Society. James Joslin Dupré, Charles Spargo, William Thomas Jackman, Walter Eveleigh Colebrook, James Henry Dart Potter, Thomas Ernest Le Cornu, James Adolphus Pearce, John Edwin Peter Davey and Frank Walker Trustees of the Jersey English Wesleyan Methodist Society and the Reverend John Appleby Barrow-Clough Minister and Superintendant of the said association representing the Wesleyan Methodist Conference are permitted to acquire and administer the said land.

Reference: J/C/AH/H/2

Date: 6 December 1902

Resignation between John Edwin Peter Davey, William Valpy Gaudin, John Francis Giffard of the first party, James Joslin Dupré, Charles Spargo, William Thomas Jackman, Walter Eveleigh Colebrook, James Henry Dart Potter, Thomas Ernest Le Cornu, James Adolphus Pearce, the said John Edwin peter Davey, and Frank Walker trustees and nominated appointees of the Quarterly Circuit Meetings of the association known as the Jersey English Methodist Society of the second party and the Reverend John Appleby Barrow-Clough Minister and Superintendant of the said association of the third party. Records the transfer from 1 to 2 with the consent of 3 of a certain piece of land situated in the Parish of St Clement on the Fief de Crapedoit for the sum of £50 and the payment of all rentes and seigneurial rights due on the land. Registered Livre 337 folio 11

Reference: J/C/AH/H/3

Date: 6 December 1902

Extract from the Ecclesiastical Court of the probate of the will of James Joslin Dupré former trustee of [Samares Chapel] in which he leaves [among other personal bequests] to the Samares Wesleyan Mission one British National 5 % War Bond [1929] nominally valued at £100, the income derived from this bond is to be applied towards the expenses of the Wesleyan Mission fora period of ten years after his death, after this time the trustees of the mission are to apply the capital and interest to whatever purpose they deem advisable. 09/05/1921

Reference: J/C/AH/H/4

Date: 11 June 1921

Resignation of the school and property belonging to Wesley Street Methodist Chapel. Charles Hamon, James Poller, John Edwin Peter Davey, Philippe Le Sueur, James Joslin Dupré, William Lee, William Symonds Dart, Frederick Jean, Jean Rougier le Poidevin trustees of the Jersey English Wesleyan Methodist Society together with George Luce ,Stephen John Bragg, Philippe de Ste Croix and William John Smith now deceased and William Henry Sutcliffe who is absent from the island of the first party, and Charles Hamon, James Poller, John Edwin Peter Davey, James Joslin Dupré, Frederick Jean, William Symonds Dart, William Lee, George Thomas Bryant, Paul Louis Guiton, Walter Eveleigh Colebrook, James Remon, Charles Edwin Davey, William Valpy Gaudin, Alfred Gulliver, John William Dupré, James Henry Dart Poller and Josué Frederick Le Blanc trustees of the second party and the Reverend John James Brown Minister and Superintendant of the said association representing the Wesleyan Methodist Conference of the third party. Records the resignation by 1 to 2 their successors as trustees of the Wesleyan Chapel, Chapel School and property at 9 and 1 Ann Street. Registered Livre 327 folio 108

Reference: J/C/AN/L/23

Date: 3 December 1898

Statement relating to the Wesleyan Day School which was originally proposed in 1897, and the gift of £500 made by the late Mr and Mrs Le Feuvre to enable the purchase of a suitable site for the said school, and the further gift of £100 made by Mrs Le Feuvre. In the year 1900 it was decided that the proposed scheme could not proceed and the aforementioned donors were contacted as to the disposal of their gift and it was agreed that the trustees would have the final decision as to what use the gift was applied. Signed Frederick Jean, Anne Gaudin, J J Dupré

Reference: J/C/AN/L/24

Date: 6 July 1904

Resignation of a chapel, house, school, and property and land between John Edwin Peter Davey, James Joslin Dupré, Frederick Jean, William Symonds Dart, Paul Louis Guiton, Walter Eveleigh Colebrook, James Remon, Charles Edwin Davey, William Valpy Gaudin, Alfred Gulliver surviving trustees of the Jersey English Wesleyan Society of the first party with Charles Hamon, James Potter, William Lee, John William Dupré now deceased and James Potter, and Josué Frederick Le Clerc who are absent from the island, and John Edwin Peter Davey, James Joslin Dupré, Frederick Jean, Paul Louis Guiton, Walter Eveleigh Colebrook, James Remon, Charles Edwin Davey, William Valpy Gaudin, Alfred Gulliver, William John Lee, Philip Arthur Baudains, John Baudains, Albert Victor Nash , John Jourdan Le Sueur, Thomas Ernest Le Cornu, Alfred Thomas Filleul, Percy Vivian Cooke, John William Dart, Oliver Mourant, Achelaus Trout Springate, and Frank Walker Trustees of the second party and the the Reverend Henry Thackray Brumwell Minister and Superintendent representing the Conference of Wesleyan Methodists of the of the third party. Records the Transfer of property from 1 to 2 with the consent of 3 Registered Livre 354 folio 44

Reference: J/C/AN/L/25

Date: 10 February 1910

Baptism Register for the English Weslyan Circuit - entry for Lydia Grace Matilda Dupré, daughter of James Joslin Dupré and Lydia Grace Vaumerel Luce

Reference: J/C/E/B/1/880

Date: 2 March 1870

Baptism Register for the English Weslyan Circuit - entry for Florence Dupré, daughter of James Joslin Dupré and Lydia Grace Vaumerel Luce

Reference: J/C/E/B/1/903

Date: 30 November 1871

Baptism Register for the English Weslyan Circuit - entry for James Wilfred Dupré, son of James Joslin Dupré and Sylvia Grace Vaumerel

Reference: J/C/E/B/1/938

Date: 23 May 1875

Baptism Register for the English Weslyan Circuit - entry for Matilda Agnes Dupré, daughter of James Joslin Dupré and Lydia Dupré

Reference: J/C/E/B/1/948

Date: 30 March 1877

Baptism Register for the English Weslyan Circuit - entry for Harold Edgar Dupré, son of James Joslin Dupré and Lydia Grace Vaumeril Luce

Reference: J/C/E/B/1/981

Date: 5 March 1884

Baptism Register for the English Weslyan Circuit - entry for William Henry Dupré, son of James Joslin Dupré and Lydia Grace Matilda Vaumerel

Reference: J/C/E/B/1/999

Date: 8 September 1886

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