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Alexis Pezé Pilleau (13 January 1696 – buried 16 March 1770) was an 18th-century English silversmith of Huguenot descent.

He was baptised at 10 days at le Carré and Berwick Street Church . French Huguenot, Westminster,London,England

He was born to Huguenot parents, Alexis Pilleau and Madeleine Pezé, refugees from . His father was a goldsmith from Le Mans. ^[1]

He married Henriette Chartier Jean Chartier

1770 Burial Date 16 Mar 1770 Burial Place Colchester, St James, Essex, England

References

^ Eglise du Carré (London, England); Minet, William; Minet, Susan (1921). Registers of the Church of le Carré and Berwick Street, 1690-1788. Reading, England: Eastern Press. p. 4. Retrieved 18 May 2024.

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[register-1] Eglise du Carré (London, England); Minet, William; Minet, Susan (1921). Registers of the Church of le Carré and Berwick Street, 1690-1788. Reading, England: Eastern Press. p. 4. Retrieved 18 May 2024.

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