daughter of Louis (1880–1938), married Charles Riotteau. She died from injuries when a hire car with defective brakes overturned on L'Etacq Hill, Jersey. She had two daughters: Noella (1902–1982), who became a jeweller with a shop at Place Vendôme, and Nicole (1908–1990). Both were childhood friends and later worked with Christian Dior. 1913–1976 Edward Louis Jouault, Captain of British Intelligence, stationed him at Rouen Field Security Police. He later became (Intelligence Corps) French B.C.R (Bureau Centrale de Reseignments Militares). In the summer of 1940 in Rouen, he was searching for a fellow agent on his motorcycle, last seen at Forges Les Eaux, when he was fired upon by a tank. He managed to fire back, but was eventually captured by Rommel's 7th Panzer Division. He was given lemonade by a general who later turned out to be Rommel. He eventually escaped by pretending to be a farm labourer. He was awarded a Military Cross by George VI at Buckingham Palace. 1920–1942 Squadron Leader Richard John Jouault saw considerable action at Dunkerque and took part in the Battle of Britain. He was the first Jersey man to be mentioned in dispatches and received the D.F.C. F/Lt (Pilot/Instr.) Richard J. Jouault – DFC – 409030 (from Jersey, Channel Islands) was killed flying Oxford II AP465 of 12 SFTS; collided with Oxford AB641, crashed south of the aerodrome Grantham. References