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Francoyse BAQUELÉ
- Aft 1611
Has no ancestors but 719 descendants in this family tree.
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Name Francoyse BAQUELÉ Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Gender Female Died Aft 1611 Notes - When Paul de Farvaques married in 1618 the marriage contract mentioned his "father-in-law" Francois Godfrey. It clearly wasn't a father-in-law in the modern sense, but the term used to mean what we now call "step-father". Assuming it meant this, then Francois had married Paul's mother.
Francois Gaudefroy and Francoise Baquele were both godparents to Paul's dau Jeanne in 1619; the relationship between them or between each of them and the child being baptised was not shown.
In 1606 the baptism of Jane gives her parents names as Francois Godfroy and Francoyse Baquelé, and Francoyse is also mentioned as Francois' wife in 1610/11 when both were godparents to Judith, dau of Samuel de Farvaques.
This would seem to make Francoyse Judith's grandmother, not an unusual choice, to have grandparents as godparents.
One of the godparents of her dau Jane was a Jane Baquelé - suggests the latter was a relation also in Canterbury - maybe sister or mother? At a baptism at the Canterbury Walloon Church in 1593 a Marguerite Baquelé and a Sara Baquelé had been godparents. Sara was also a godmother in 1591/2, as was (at a different baptism) "la fille de Andrieu Baquele". Andrieu Baqley was himself a godfather a month later (and in 1603 Andriey Baqueler / Bacler was an Elder or Deacon in the Walloon Church - see history p.210).
Marie, fille de Simon BAQUELET was baptised in 1617 when Sara Baquelet was a godmother, while Andrieu, Simon's son was baptised in 1618/9.
Marie Baquelé and Helene Baquelé were both godparents in 1647.
When I started I thought there were few Baquele entries in the registers, hence me mentioning them above; now I look at the registers more closely I realise there were lots of names probably just spelling variations of this beginning "Bac" as well - to be looked at in the future.
Person ID I8874 All | Teresa's direct ancestors Last Modified 22 Aug 2016
Family 1 Gilles DE FARVAQUES, d. Bef 1618 Children4 children Last Modified 23 Nov 2011 Family ID F4468 Family Group Page | Family Chart
Family 2 Francois GODEFROY, d. Aft 1618 Children 1. Jane GODEFROY, bap. 24 Aug 1606, Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent, England 
, d. Yes, date unknownLast Modified 23 Nov 2011 Family ID F4469 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- When Paul de Farvaques married in 1618 the marriage contract mentioned his "father-in-law" Francois Godfrey. It clearly wasn't a father-in-law in the modern sense, but the term used to mean what we now call "step-father". Assuming it meant this, then Francois had married Paul's mother.
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Child - Samuel DE FARVAQUES - Est 1581 - Leyden, Netherlands 
Child - Laurence DE FARVAQUES - Est 1585 - Tournay, Flanders, Belgium Child - Nicholas DE FARVAQUES - Est 1592 - Tournay, Flanders, Belgium 
Child - Jane GODEFROY - 24 Aug 1606 - Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent, England = Link to Google Earth (if installed; see link below to install) Pin Legend 
