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David COMPIGNÉ
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David COMPIGNÉ 2
Notes: David was born in Caen in France, and came to England as a Huguenot refugee with his mother, three brothers and two sisters around 1690. The first reference to him in the registers of the French Community in London was in 1700. He was a clockmaker, and was living in Petticoat Lane in Spitalfields when he married Susannah Parry (qv) in 1704, but by 1709 had settled in Winchester. A calendar watch that he made is in the Ilbert Collection in the British Museum. David married Susanna PARRY on 27 Feb 1704 in St Anne Soho, Westminster.1 (Susanna PARRY was born in 1674 in Caen, Normandy, France 2 and was buried on 13 Apr 1757 in St Maurice, Winchester, Hampshire 4.) |
1 Church Register, St Anne Soho, Westminster Archive ref Mf 12.
2 James Compigne (1778-1828), Compigne (Unpublished notes in Huguenot Library, University College London (7pp)).
3 Charles H Chase et al, Chase Family History (Unpublished compilation).
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Church Register, St Maurice Winchester, Hampshire County RO Mfc.
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