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Title
Monument to William le Marchant and Marthe de Havilland
Medium
marble
Accession number
GY1_LS_S017
Work type
Relief
Custodian
Town Church
Work status
extant
Access
time restrictions apply
Access note
church opening times
Signature/marks description
F. Chantry, SC. 1834
Inscription description
in French: born 16 June 1716 and died March 1768, and his wife Dame Amrtha de Havilland born 23 April 1716 and died February 1782; he was a Justice of the Royal Court in 1777 and Lieutenant Bailiff in 1800; there is also a list of other children and relatives.
Fountain Street, St Peter Port
GY1 1HE
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