hpotterton on Family Tree Circles

Odette Allibert (b.1931), daughter of Georges Allibert (1882-1943) and great-great granddaughter of Sigismund Rentzsch (1776-1843), married Jean Lucas de Lestanville and had children, Francois Lucas de Lestanville, Henri Lucas de Lestanville, Guillaume Lucas de Lestanville and Xavier Lucas de Lestanville.
I would like to make contact. homan@potterton.ie

Thierry Allibert (b.1948), son of Alain Allibert (b.1923) and Marie-Antoinette de Charnac? (b.1926), married V?ronique Bernard and had children: Pascal Allibert (b.1979), Laure Allibert (b.1982), Stephane Allibert (b.1985) and Geoffroy Allibert (b.1987).
I would like to make contact. homan@potterton.ie

Sigismund Rentzsch was a German clockmaker who settled in London in 1811 and became quite well known. He had two wives, Dorothea Meyer (who came to England with him) and Mary Ransome (1796-1874). He had 16 children. His daughter, Rosina Esther (1835-1909), married Edward Pilkington Homan of Edenderry, Offaly, Ireland and they were my great grandparents: their daughter, Charlotte, married Thomas Potterton of Carbury, Kildare. Mary Walker, nee Rentzsch (b.1934) is descended from the first marriage and has some of Sigismund's letters. Among the other descendants of Sigismund Rentzsch are the names: Allibert, Baverstock, Berliet, and Proton. My website is www.potterton.ie

I have researched the Potterton family in Ireland, c.1660-1960, and have published my researches in a book, 'Potterton People and Places: three centuries of an Irish family'. See my website for details: www.potterton.ie
Some family members have, however, eluded me. Henry (b. 1874) and John (b.1876) who went to America (Boston area) about 1896. Alexander Potterton arrived in Adelaide, Australia in 1838, is recorded in Thames, New Zealand in 1881 and is supposed to have married a woman from Mauritius called Madeleine Selene Tournelle. Any information on these or othet Irish Pottertons would be most welcome.