i finished the first 'complete version ' of this material in 1956 i have updated , revised and added to the material continuously ever since the full revision was done by me in 1979 when the entire history , including petyr van abel 's reoorts , was entered into the computer system of the talamasca it has been extremely easy to fully update the material ever since i did not become directly involved with the mayfair witches until the year 1958 i shall introduce myself at the appropriate time aaron lightner , january 1989 the history continues charlotte mayfair fontenay lived to be almost seventy-six years old , dying in 1743 , at which time she had five children and seventeen grandchildren maye faire remained throughout her lifetime the most prosperous plantation in saint-dommgue several of her grand children returned to france , and their descendants perished in the revolution at the end of the century charlotte 's firstborn , by her husband antoine , did not inherit his father 's disability , but grew up to be healthy , to marry , and to have seven children however , the plantation called maye faire passed to him only in name it was in fact inherited by charlotte 's daughter jeanne louise , who was born nine months after petyr 's death all his life antoine fontenay iii deferred to jeanne louise and to her twin brother , peter , who was never called by the french version of that name , pierre there is little doubt that these were the children of petyr van abel both jeanne louise and peter were fair of complexion , with light brown hair and pale eyes charlotte gave birth to two more boys before the death of her crippled husband the gossip in the colonies named two different individuals as the fathers both these boys grew to manhood and emigrated to france they used the name fontenay jeanne louise went only by the name of mayfair on all official documents , and though she married young to a dissolute and drunken husband , her lifelong companion was her brother , peter , who never married he died only hours before jeanne louise , in 1771 .