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|_jeanne DU FEU _|
|_jeanne DU FEU _
_charles DU FEU _+
_charles DU FEU _|
| |_marie DU FEU ___
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[116]
She was treated at the Town Hospital, GSY between 1850 and 1853, then given
assisted passage to Quebec, together with Thomas Collenette his wife Jane du
Feu, Elizabeth Pringle and others.
[118] Extract from Town Hospital records, Guernsey.
[119]
31-8-1850 Christine du Feu, age 17, daughter of Charles, native of Jersey,
having Venereal Disease, her perents refused to collect her.
[120] 10-10-1850 Christine was placed in the hands of her brother and sent to Jersey.
[121] 24-10-1851 Placed in hospital by order of the Constable, Mr Clugas.
[122] 1-11-1851 Discharged by order of the Constables.
[123]
10-12-1851 Christine du Feu age 19 years 2 months was ill, brought by the order
of Mr l Vaudin Police Clerk.
[124]
14-10-1852 Christine du Feu and M A Watts have enbarked for Jersey, under the
care of the master at their request, having been in the "Channel Islands
Penitentiary" by santion of the Treasurer, the fees paid for them by the
Hospital.
[125]
16-5-1853 Christine du Feu age 21 arrived ill from Jersey, received by order of
the Vice President.
[126]
15-7-1853 Michel Collenette Age 29 and his wife Jane du Feu from St.Ouens a
pair of "n'ere do wells" arrived from Jersey complaining of poverty.
[127]
4-8-1854 11 emigrants for Quebec. Paid to leave by the States, and sent of the
"Sir Francis Drake" to Plymouth and then on the "John" to Quebec on the 8th
August.
[128] They included Michel Collentte and Jane du feu his wife and Christine du Feu.
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