# Protestant Exiles from France/Volume 2 - Book Third - Chapter 27 - Espinasse

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Espinasse.
John Espinasse was naturalised at Westminster on 21st March 1688 (n.s.), see List xv.
Another refugee, Paul de l’Espinasse, who settled in Dublin in 1689, had a son John Espinasse, Sheriff of the city of Dublin in 1745, unmarried.
Jean l’Espinasse de Fonvive was elected a Director of the French Hospital of London in 1721.
The following is the skeleton of a refugee pedigree:—
| Guillaume de l’Espinasse, a gentleman of Languedoc, refugee in Dublin. | Guillaume de l’Espinasse, a gentleman of Languedoc, refugee in Dublin. | Guillaume de l’Espinasse, a gentleman of Languedoc, refugee in Dublin. | Guillaume de l’Espinasse, a gentleman of Languedoc, refugee in Dublin. | Guillaume de l’Espinasse, a gentleman of Languedoc, refugee in Dublin. | Guillaume de l’Espinasse, a gentleman of Languedoc, refugee in Dublin. | $\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,$ | = | = | $\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$ | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. | m. 1st, Mary Gunning (no issue), m. 2d, Isabella, daughter of Isaac Ward, Barrister-at-law. |
| Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | Isaac Espinasse of Kill. | | |
| Richard, of Kill Abbey. | Richard, of Kill Abbey. | Isaac, of Hextable House, Kent, Bencher of Gray’s Inn. | Isaac, of Hextable House, Kent, Bencher of Gray’s Inn. | Henry William, Lieut.-Colonel. | Henry William, Lieut.-Colonel. | Henry William, Lieut.-Colonel. | Henry William, Lieut.-Colonel. | Henry William, Lieut.-Colonel. | William, of Dublin, m. 1799. | William, of Dublin, m. 1799. | William, of Dublin, m. 1799. | = | Susanna Magdaline, daughter of Lt.-Col. Henry Mangin. | Robert, of Gray’s Inn. | Robert, of Gray’s Inn. | = | Emily, daughter of Hon. George William Potre. |
| | James Espinasse, Barrister-at-law. | James Espinasse, Barrister-at-law. | James Espinasse, Barrister-at-law. | James Espinasse, Barrister-at-law. | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
Henry de la Lande l’Espinasse, a refugee officer in Dublin, made his Will on 6th April 1726, mentioning a brother, Espinasse, at Cork (who had a son), two sisters, (1) Pauline d’Espinasse, called Du Cambon, and (2) Isabel d’Espinasse, called De Campdemere; also a nephew, Henry Rigaut. The Will was proved on 13th January 1729 (n.s.), the executors being William Duponcet and John James de Montledier.