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Marie DE FARVAQUES
1627 - Bef 1630 (~ 2 years)
Has 4 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.
Set As Default Person 
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Name Marie DE FARVAQUES Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Baptised 1627 French Church, Threadneedle Street, London, England 
- Threadneedle St - a Paul d F had a dau Marie bapt 1627
I am guessing that Marie was a child of this Paul and his wife. There was clearly contact between the de Farvaques of London and of Canterbury.
Gender Female Died Bef 1630 - The last children of Paul's first marriage apart from Jeanne appear to have died in Sep 1637; in Marie's case I guess she died before another daughter was given the name in 1630.
Siblings1 brother and 4 sisters Half-siblings1 half brother and 1 half sister (family of Paul DE FARVAQUES and Elizabeth DU PIRE) Patriarch & Matriarch 
Gilles DE FARVAQUES, d. Bef 1618 (Grandfather)
Lea DU RIEZ, d. 23 Nov 1632, Canterbury, Kent, England (Mother) Person ID I22223 All Last Modified 22 Aug 2016
Father Paul DE FARVAQUES, b. Est 1590, d. 26 Apr 1670, Canterbury, Kent, England (Age ~ 80 years)
Other Partners: Elizabeth DU PIRE m. 1637Mother Lea DU RIEZ, d. 23 Nov 1632, Canterbury, Kent, England Married 1618 - Married at the Walloon Church in Canterbury? - the marriage contract is there but no record of the marriage.
When Paul remarried in Jan 1636/7 there was a mention of the 3 children of his marriage to Lea; presumably that means 3 had died, i.e. one other besides the infant Lea and the first Marie.
A child of Paul's died in September 1637, and another a few weeks later.
To what age was the term 'enfant' used i.e. are these the deaths of children of Paul and Lea (I suspect they are), or had Paul had other children (a wife between Lea and Rose?) that I have not yet found?
Sept. 30 Un enfant a Paul DE FARUAQUES.
Oct. 23 Un enfant a Paul DESFERVAQS.
There appears to have been an outbreak of plague in Canterbury in 1637, with a particularly large number of burials in July and August (including Paul's brother Samuel); numbers were still quite high in September and October - this is one of 4 deaths recorded on October 23.
Given that Jeanne died in 1639, it would seem that none of the children of this marriage reached adulthood. [1, 2]
Marriage Contract - "1618, 3 July. Marriage contract between Paul DEFFARUACQUES, son of the late Gilles, assisted by Frangois Godefroy [Gaudeffroy], his father-in-law (step-father ?), Samuel Deffaruacques, his brother, and Robert Trigault, his master; and Lea DU RIEN [DU Rié], daughter of Andre, assisted by her father, Phil[ippe] Haignerel, her uncle, Joel du Pire, her god-father, (parin), Noelle de Bourge [de Bourges], and Jeanne Toussain, her god-mothers. (Vol. iii., No. 141)"
Family ID F4473 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Threadneedle St - a Paul d F had a dau Marie bapt 1627
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Sources - [S44] Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent - Parish Registers - Hovenden, Robert Hovenden F.S.A., editor, (Lymington, Hampshire: Huguenot Society of London, 1891-1898.), 588. (Reliability: 2).
In deaths ('Morts.') section, under heading '1637':
Sept. 30 Un enfant a Paul DE FARUAQUES. - [S44] Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent - Parish Registers - Hovenden, Robert Hovenden F.S.A., editor, (Lymington, Hampshire: Huguenot Society of London, 1891-1898.), 589. (Reliability: 2).
In deaths ('Morts.') section, under heading '1637':
Oct. 23 Un enfant a Paul DESFERVAQS. - [S44] Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent - Parish Registers - Hovenden, Robert Hovenden F.S.A., editor, (Lymington, Hampshire: Huguenot Society of London, 1891-1898.), 678. (Reliability: 3).
- [S44] Walloon Church, Canterbury, Kent - Parish Registers - Hovenden, Robert Hovenden F.S.A., editor, (Lymington, Hampshire: Huguenot Society of London, 1891-1898.), 588. (Reliability: 2).