Torteron, Benigne (or Benigue), 406, 418.
Elizabeth, 406, 418.
see also Tourton.
Torteval, Guernsey, 159, 164 note, 166. Torture, the right to inflict, upon heretics reserved to the Parliament of Paris, 116. Touget, 252.
Toulon, 245; Parliamentary grant in aid of emigrants from, 355. Toulousain, 284. Toulouse, 253, 288.
Tournay, 57, 243, 335, 336 bis. Tourné, Montauban, 465.
Tournier, Blanche, 386.
see also De Fournier, De Tournier, and Fournier.
Tournon, Cardinal de, 100. Touromice, Lieut. Louis, 374. Tourseel, Pierre, 322, 325, 339. Tourton, Elizabeth, 386. Katherine, 386.
see also Torteron. Touzeau, Jacques, 183. Towncx, Willielmus, 190.
Tradition, authority of, confirmed by the Council of Trent, 12. Traisiner, Lieut. Pierre, 374. Transubstantiation, 9, 11 bis, 12, 25, 28, 29 note, 42, 90, 103, 118, 120. Transvaal Republic, see African Re- public, the South. Trapps, -
Treby, Sir Geo., 381, 382. Tree-planting, at the Cape, 215. Treffroy, 165.
Treffry, W. H., xxxiii. Trent, Council of, 8, 12, 15. Tresor, (De, Du, and Le) du Mesnil Lambert, see Du Mesnil Lambert. Treutsa, Jean, 464, 466; his wife, see Le Roy, Elisabeth. Tribles, Magdelaine, 412.
Troyen, Daniel, and his wife Susanne Telyeron, 466.
Trumball, Sir Wm., 194. Tuke, T., pedigree facing p. 88. Tulbagh, Cape Colony, 232. Tupper's History of Guernsey, 141, 143.
Turks, the, and Francis I., King of France, 20.
Turner, a, an alien, 189.
Turner, Sir Charles, Bart., 414.
Turpin, Phelippes, 50, 53. Tussingham, Penelope, 279 note.
Vale, the, parish of, Guernsey, 166 note. Valenciennes, 134, 335, 336.
Valentine, Judith, 397, 406, 419, 423. Valet, Anna, 227.
Nicolas, xxxiii. Vallendry, -, 160. Valleté, Anne, 226.
Valpy, Jérémie, 150, 166.
Van Acker, or Van Ackre, Pierre, 323-326, 340 bis.
Van Ackre, see Van Acker.
Van de Heiden, see Van der Heiden. Vander and Hedges, Messrs., 453. Vanderade, Aston, 322.
Van Dere, Capt. Martel, 374. Vander Eick, Sebastian, 388.
Van der (or de) Heiden, Jacobus, 233, 236.
Van der Merwe, Schalk Willem, 240. Willem Schalk, 240.
Van der Riet, family of, 225.
Van der Stel, Commander Simon, 209, 210, 212 bis, 214, 215 bis, 216, 219, 220 bis.
- or Van der Stell, William Adriaan, 233, 236, 241.
Van de Sandt, de Villiers, & Co., Messrs., 1, 212.
Van de Zande, Catharina, 228. Van Eden, Jan Jansz, 241.
family of, 241.
Vangelas, 228.
Van Ghent, Amalie (Amalia or Ame- lia), 408, 417, 420.
Van Groll, Capt. Samuel, 213, 442. Van Heuchen, Jacob, 322.
Van Leven, Hans, Nelky his wife, and their child, 293.
see also Levens, Levin, and Levine. Van Marseveen, Anna, 240.
Vassolet Regue, —, 384.
- see also Vosselot. Vatable, François, 71. Peter, 198.
Vaudore, Magdalen, 391. Vaudois, the, 1, 2, 10, 22, 27, 64; massacre of, in 1545, 84. Vaudois, at Hombourg, 455; pro- posed colony of them at Friedrichs- dorf, 455 note; settlement founded by them in the Comté of Schaum- berg, 456 note; at Friedrichsdorf, 458, 460-466 passim; at Dornholz- hausen, 459.
Vaudois, the, The English Pensions to, 199; see also below. Vaudois, the, Queen Mary's annual pension of 4251. to their churches, 350; see also next entry. Vaudois, the: Report of a non-official committee that a large sum of money, the residue of a collection for the Vaudois made under a brief issued in 1655, had been placed out at interest, that remittances of this interest to the Vaudois had been made regularly in the time of the Commonwealth, that they had ceased in the reign of Charles II., that in 1689 Queen Mary had insti- tuted a yearly pension of 425l. to the Vaudois, (apparently assuming that this was in lieu of the remittances of interest), that this pension was increased in 1703 to 500l., and, after various irregularities in its payment, was at length discontinued by a Treasury minute of 1807, 360, 361; the government on receipt of the report renew the pension but re- duce its amount, and pay part of the arrears alleged to be due, 361.
Proofs that the report of the Committee did not represent the true facts of the case. Two briefs were issued in 1655, part of the money collected paid to Vaudois refugees in England, part sent to
Vaudois abroad, the remainder put out at interest, and the interest paid to the Vaudois, 362, 362 notes, 363, 364 note; the Committee administering the fund also charged with the administration of a fund raised for Polish and Bohemian Protestants, and their accounts con- sequently difficult to understand, 363; part of the money borrowed by the government, 364, 364 note; petition of the Treasurers of the fund praying for a discharge by Act of Parliament, 364 note; petitions of the Piedmontese for repayment of the money borrowed, Parliamen- tary enquiry, and orders for the money to be refunded, 365, 365 note; roll of accounts of the Treasurers of the fund from 1655 to 1660, showing apparently all receipts accounted for, 367-370; remarks upon this roll, 365, 366; the grant by Queen Mary voluntary and not connected with this fund, 366.
Other collections of money for the Vaudois made under briefs, 366 note. Vaudoise, Société d'Histoire, x, xxx, xlv, l.
Vaudricourt, the, man-of-war called, 209.
Vauge, Antoine, 466.
Catherine, wife of Louis Achard, 460, 466.
- Jacques, 466; his wife, see Labar, Elisabeth.
Pierre, and his wife Catherine Baumont, 460.
Pierre, his wife Madeleine Beau- mont, and their children Jeanne and Jérémie, 466. Vaughan, Alice, 389. Vaut, see Veaux. Vaux, see Veaux.
Veaux, Vaut, or Vaux, Pierre, 460, 466; his wife, see Blanc, Catherine. - see also De Vaux and Le Veau. Vebron, Elizabeth, 386; see also De Vebron.
Vegetables, their use by aliens a cause of complaint, 305, 306.
Vellais, or Vaillais, Antoine, his wife Marie Capelleri, and their son Pierre, 466.
Vene, Susanne, 463, 466. Venevelle, Claude, 423.
- see also all names from De Vem-
evil to De Venneville, and De Veue- velle.
Venetian archives, ix. Venezuela, 426 note.
Venier, Marie (or Mary), 394, 407, 419.
- see also Le Venier, Veniere, and Vennier.
Veniere, Mary, 398.
see also Le Venier, Venier, and Vennier.
Venmen, see Vennier.
Vennier (? Venmen), Morrie, 423.
see also Le Venier, Venier, and Veniere.
Vensent, James, 295.
see also Vincent and Vinchant. Ventrecole, François, wife of Jean André, 460, 466.
Veran, Susanne, see Verin.
Verdeau, Hercules (or Hercule), 233, 246.
Vinay, Prof. Alexandre, xxx.
Vincent, a Huguenot emigrant to America, 182.
Vincent, Jehan, 50-52.
Vincent, Paul, 466.
Susanne, wife of Elie Dufré, 462, 466.
see also Vensent and Vinchant. Vinchant, Michieu, 340.
see also Vensent and Vincent. Vinegar, proposed duty on, 349; an alien, a maker of, at King's Lynn, 190.
Vines, cultivation of, at the Cape, 211, 214, 215; vine-dressers there, 210, 225, 227, 244, 246; cultivation of, in England, 187, 188; vine- dressers at Plymouth waiting to embark for America, 184, 185. Vinsbach, 465.
Violet, L.J. (or I.), 308. Vion, Pieter, 247.
Virchot, Madeleine, wife of Jean Pigeon, 465, 466.
Viret, Etienne, 242, 247. Virgin Mary, the, repudiation of the worship of, by early reformers at Meaux, 25, 28; one of them suffered death for this, 25.
Visagie, or Visasie, Pieter, 213, 247. family of, 247.
Visasie, see Visagie.
Visouze, de La Cour, see La Cour. Vitout, Marie, 237.
family of, 248; its arms, 248. see also Duvivier.
Voisin, Catherinne, 341.
Vollant, or Vollent, Marguerite, wi- dow of Jehan, 50, 52. Vollent, see Vollant.
Voltaire's remarks upon the settle- ment of Huguenots at the Cape, 207-209.
Von Baozko, Johanna, pedigree facing p. 428.
Von Berg, Ida, pedigree facing p. 428. Von Biberstein, Chamberlain Mar- shall, pedigree facing p. 428. Von Breitschwert, Louise, pedigree fucing p. 428.
Von Bussius, Agnes, pedigree facing p. 428 bis.
Von de Gröben Ponarien, Fräulein, pedigree facing p. 428.
Von de Trenck, Fräulein, pedigree facing p. 428.
Major Freiherr, pedigree facing p. 428.
Von Dörnberg, Freiherr Carl, pedigree facing p. 428.
Von Grumbkow, Field-Marshall Frei- herr, pedigree facing p. 428. Von La Chevallerie, see La Cheval- lerie.
Von Lettow-Nörbeck, Mechela, pedi gree facing p. 428.
Von Münchow, Fräulein, pedigree fa- cing p. 428.
Von Oldenburg, Auguste, pedigree facing p. 428.
Caroline, pedigree facing p. 428. Von Pfuel, Charlotte Wilhelmina, pedigree facing p. 428.
Von Röselmann, Fräulein, pedigree facing p. 428.
Von Sauken, Gustav, pedigree facing p. 428.
Voorschooten, the, ship called, 222, 223, 229 bis, 230, 234 bis, 238 bis, 242.
Vosselot de Regnie, Angelique, 423. see also Vassela, Vasselot, and Vassolet.
Voulpaix en Thiérache, Vervins, Pi- cardie, 461.
Voyer, Paul, 163.
see also De Voyer and Lavoyer. Vrignii,, 373.
Vyner, Sir Thomas, 362, 364 note,
Vytou, Marie, 237.
see also Vitout.
WAGGET, Elizabeth, 392.
Waggon-maker, a Huguenot, 225. Wagner, Henry, 268 note, 282 note. Wagnon, André, 185. Wake, - 151.
Waldenses, see Vaudois.
Wales, Frederick, Prince of, 275 note. Walker, Arthur, 165 note. Mary, 392.
Rev. Obadiah, 132, 133. Wallden, George, 189.
Waller, Wm. Chapman, xxxi, xlvi. Walloon Churches: of Norwich, see Norwich; of Sandwich, 321 ; of
Southampton, 125; Commission pour l'Histoire des Eglises Wallonnes, xxx, xlv, l.
Walloons at Spitalfields, 306. Wallop, John, 411.
Walpole, Sir Robert, 409 bis, 414. Walsingham, Sir Francis, 148. Wandsworth, The Huguenot Cemetery at, 442.
Wanteruelis, Wm., 190.
Wapping, The French Church of, 195. Wardour, William, 369, 370. Watelier, Jan, 339.
Waters, Edward, 189.
- Peter, and his children, 292. Watersey, Bartholomew, 189.
Watson, Robert F., pedigree facing p.
Waveren, Cape Colony, 232.
Weavers, aliens, 184, 185, 189, 190. Webb,
Weiss, Chas., his History of the French Protestant Refugees, 209. Weiss, Rev. N., Secretary of the Société de l'Histoire du Protestantisme Français, xxx, 4, 115, 266, 442. Welburne, Capt., 191.
Welch, Charles, 344 note.
Welles, William, 296. Wesel, 250.
Westleton, Evert, 292.
Westminster, 305; Assembly of Di- vines at, 152, 153; burials in the Abbey, 154, 157; French Protes- tant School of, ix, xxxiii. Wettingen, battle of, pedigree facing p. 428.
Whaley, Winifred, 388.
Wheat, cultivation of, at the Cape, 210, 214.
Whistler, Mrs. Henry, 274 note. Whitelocke, Bulstrode, 153. Whitlock, Rev. Aston, 125.
Wibeau, or Wibeaux, Maria Catha- rina, 233, 246. Wibeaux, see Wibeau.
Widdrington, Sir Thos., 153 note. Wig-makers, see Perruquiers. Wildman, Marinus Godefridus, 1. Willemote, name of, 139. Willemsz, Arnoldus, 223. William I., Duke of Normandy, 154 note.
William, Prince of Orange, afterwards William III., King of England, 143, 250, 300, 309. William III., King of England, 133, 142, 143, 199, 259, 263, 308, 343-
359 passim, 370-373, 377-384, 402, 409.
Williams, Buskard, and Bardele, his daughter, 291.
Thomas, 163.
Will'mson, John, 189.
Williamson, John, Jane his wife, and their children, 291.
Martyn, Jane his wife, and their children, 293.
- Maryon, and her children, 293. Willock, Henry D., xxiii.
Willoughby, Sir Robert de, 154 note. Winchelsea, Summer Conference at, xlvi, xlviii, xlix. Winchester, 125.
Bishop of, 126, 147, 162. diocese of, 144.
Windham, Sir Thos., 143 bis. see also Wyndham.
Windsor, the Court at, 383. Windsor, French Protestants at, 310. Wine, the relief of French Protestants charged upon duties on, 349-351, 380.
Wine, making of, at the Cape, 215; sce also Vines.
Winsberghe, Anthoine, 341. Wion, Pieter, 247.
Wirtemberg, Duke of, 84.
Wium, family of, 247.
Wolfe, General, 277 note. Wood, William, 296.
Wool-carders of Meaux, 25, 26.
Woollen industry, affected by the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 61; see also Bays.
Worcester, Bishop of, xxvi.
World, end of the, expected in 1580, 61.
Worsell, Elizabeth, xlix. - James, xlix.
Wortley, Edward, 401. Wright, Jos., 279.
Mary Anne, 283.
Wriothesley, Lady Rachel, 133. Wrotham, Kent, 277 note.
Wülfel, Hanover, pedigree facing p.
Wybone, Percival, 165 note. Wycliffe, William, 9 note. Wylie, Andrew Robert, xl. Wyndham, Louisa, pedigree facing p. 88.
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