Gustin John b. 09 JAN 1647 Le Tocy, St. Owen's Parish, Isle of Jersey d. 03 JUL 1719

1647 - 1719

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Birth 09 Jan 1647 Le Tocy, St. Owen's Parish, Isle of Jersey [1]

Gender Male

_UPD 24 OCT 2008 00:38:02 GMT-5

Died 03 Jul 1719 [1]

Person ID I1797 Alan Donald Vibber

Last Modified 08 Dec 2009

Father Gustin Edmond Jean

Mother Le Rosignol Ester

Married 25 Apr 1638

Family ID F824 Group Sheet

Children

	1. Gustin John, b. 05 Nov 1691, d. 15 Oct 1777, Sussex County, New Jersey
	2. Gustin Thomas

Family ID F822 Group Sheet

Notes	John Gustin, Sr., of Portland, Maine, was born at Le Tocy, St. Owen's Parish, Isle of Jersey, 9 Jan., 1647, son of Edmond Jenn, who married, 25 April, 1638, Esther, daughter of Jean Le Rosignol of St. Owens. He is called in Willise's History of Portlnnd, Maine, Augustine Jean, and who afterwards appeared under the name of Jean or John Gustin. He had six children. John Gustin, Jr., settled in Stonington, Conn., about 1713; from there he removed to Hebron, then to Glastonbury. About 1745 he removed to Sussex County, New Jersey where he died 15 Oct., 1777. He was born 5 Nov., 1691. His wife Mary died 3 Dec., 1762. " The tombstones of these says one of their descendants, " in their private graveyard, now on the farm of Israel McDonald, near Branchville, New Jersey." John, Jean, or Augustine, died 3 July, 1719. His will is recorded in Portland, Maine. He deseribes himself as a "Mariner" in a deed given to Rev. John Brock, of Reading, 26 June, 1677. He was a captain in the Merchant Marine, and afterwards became a sergeant in the company of Captain Beers in King. Philip's War.

Sources
[S2] History of Montville, H.A. Baker, (Name: Press of The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Company;), 711 (Reliability: 3).