Guernsey Butchers : Duffett

Origin

The Duffet family were from the village of Sturminster Newton in Dorset. Three brothers came to Guernsey - first mention is of George who was married in Guernsey in 1843. By 1851, brothers Philip and William had both moved to Guernsey. Although they both gave their occupation as butcher, it is not until 1874 that the first of them, Philip Duffett, is listed as a stallholder in the meat market. Their father, Moses, was an Agricultural Labourer from Sturminster Newton. His younger brother, Samuel, was a butcher in the village, and it could have been him who taught his nephews the trade.

Family

Samuel DUFFETT ( 1756 - ? ) married Priscilla RIDOUT

(people in bold were butchers)

Earliest Mention in Guernsey

Stallholdings

Residence