# Protestant Exiles from France/Book First - Chapter 15 - Lethieullier and Burrow

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Lethieullier and Burrow.
| Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | Sir Christopher Lethieullier | 1661 = | 1661 = | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. | Jeanne Du Quesne. |
| | Jane | Jane | = | = | Thomas Burrow, of London, merchant, and of Chislehurst and Clapham. | Thomas Burrow, of London, merchant, and of Chislehurst and Clapham. | Anne, wife of Sir Gerard Conyers. | Anne, wife of Sir Gerard Conyers. | Anne, wife of Sir Gerard Conyers. | Anne, wife of Sir Gerard Conyers. | Mary, b. 1674, d. 1744. | Mary, b. 1674, d. 1744. | Christopher, b. 1675. | Christopher, b. 1675. | Benjamin, b. 1688. | Benjamin, b. 1688. | |
| Robert. | Robert. | | | | Christopher, of Holborn, Director E.I.C., married Anne, daughter of Abraham Lethieullier. | Christopher, of Holborn, Director E.I.C., married Anne, daughter of Abraham Lethieullier. | (Sir) | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. | James, born 1701, died 5th Nov. 1782, Master of the Crown Office from 1724 to his death. He was F.S.A. and F.R.S. He was President of the Royal Society in 1768 and 1772, and on presenting an Address to the King from the R.S., he was knighted on 10th Aug. 1773. He published eight volumes of legal “Reports,” also an Essay on Punctuation (1773), and Anecdotes, &c, on Oliver Cromwell. |