The distinguished English surname of Jellett is first found in Norfolk, where they held a family seat and were granted lands by Duke William of Normandy in recognition of their efforts in the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D. However, Jellett is a diminutive form (pet name) of the medieval given name Giles, which derives from the Greek "aigidion", meaning "kid" or "young goat".
During World War II, a certain John Holmes Jellett, OBE,DSC, MA, was the Superintending Civil Engineer of Mulberry Harbor B, a temporary concrete harbor that landed 2 million men , half a million vehicles, and four million tons of supplies for the Liberation of Europe.
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Mainie Jellett was born in 1897.
Mainie Jellett died in 1944.
John Hewitt Jellett was born in 1817.
Henry Jellett - son - died in 1948.
Henry Jellett - son - was born in 1872.
John Hewitt Jellett died in 1888.
William Morgan Jellett was born in 1857.
John Holmes Jellett was born in 1905.
William Morgan Jellett died in 1936.
John Holmes Jellett died in 1971.
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