County of Dammartin
The county of Dammartin with the capital Dammartin-en-Goële was between Paris and the Valois .
It emerged as a lordship in the 10th century and was made a county by Manasses von Dammartin around 1025 when he assumed the corresponding title.
When Mathilde (Mahaut) von Dammartin , the widow of Philipp Hurepel , died in 1259 , Dammartin passed to the Trie family .
Count of Dammartin
House Montdidier
- Manasses de Ramerupt, X 1037, 1025 Comte de Dammartin; ⚭ Constance, probably Constance de Dammartin
- Odo (Eudes), their son, Count von Dammartin after 1050-1060 / 61
- Hugo I (Hugues I), his brother, Count von Dammartin in 1071, † probably in 1100
- Peter (Pierre), his son, Count von Dammartin, † 1105/06
- Adele de Bulles, his sister, ⚭ I Aubry de Mello, ⚭ II Lancelin (probably Lancelin II. De Beauvais),
- Lancelin (probably Lancelin II. De Beauvais), 1112/16 steward of Dammartin as the second husband of Adele de Bulles
- Rainald (Renaud) von Bulles, their son, probably Count von Dammartin in 1138, † before 1167
- Lancelin, whose brother, attested in 1134/49, was Count von Dammartin
House Mello
- Alberich I. (Aubry I.) von Mello, † after 1181, sons of Aubry and Adele, Count of Dammartin
- Alberich II. (Aubry II.), † September 20, 1200, probably son of Aubry I, ⚭ Mathilde (Mahaut) of Clermont, daughter of Count Rainald II of Clermont .
- Rainald (Renaud) I , † 1217, their son, 1191 Count of Boulogne , ⚭ Ida of Lorraine, Countess of Boulogne, daughter of Matthew of Alsace , Count of Boulogne
- Mathilde , † January 14, 1259, daughter of Rainald, 1223 Countess of Dammartin, 1227 Countess of Boulogne, ⚭ 1216 Philipp Hurepel , † 1234, son of King Philip II , Count of Clermont-en-Beauvaisis , 1227 Count of Boulogne and Dammartin
House Trie
- Matthias (Mathieu) , † 1272, grandson of Alberich II, 1259 Count von Dammartin
- Johann I. (Jean I.) , X 1302 , his son, 1274 Count von Dammartin
- Rainald II. (Renaud II.) , † 1316/18, his son, Count von Dammartin in 1304
- Rainald III. (Renaud III.) , † 1327, his son, Count von Dammartin
- Johann II. (Jean II.) † before 1358, his brother, Count von Dammartin
- Karl (Charles), † after 1368, his son, Count von Dammartin
- Blanche, Countess von Dammartin around 1400; ⚭ Charles Bureau de la Rivière, † 1429
House of Châtillon
- Jacqueline de Trie, † before 1388, sister of Karl; ⚭ Jean I de Châtillon-sur-Marne, Comte de Porcien 1346/90
- Marguerite de Châtillon, their daughter; ⚭ Guillaume de Fayel, Viscount de Breteuil
House Fayel
- Jean de Fayel, † 1420, their son, Viscount de Breteuil, Comte de Dammartin
- Marie de Fayel; ⚭ Renaud de Nanteuil
House Vergy
After the occupation of northern France by the English, Dammartin Antoine de Vergy , † 1439, Marshal of France , is awarded; this is the son of Jean III. de Vergy, the grandson of Jean II. de Vergy and great-grandson of Henri de Vergy and Mahaut de Trie, who in turn is a daughter of Jean II. de Trie, Count of Dammartin.
House Nanteuil
- Renaud de Nanteuil, husband of Marie de Fayels
- Marguerite de Nanteuil, her daughter; ⚭ 1439 Antoine de Chabannes, † 1488
House Chabannes
- Antoine de Chabannes , † 1488; ⚭ Marguerite de Nanteuil
- Jean de Chabannes, their son; ⚭ Suzanne de Bourbon, daughter of Louis de Bourbon, Comte de Roussilon, and Jeanne de Valois
- Antoinette de Chabannes, their daughter, † 1527; ⚭ René d'Anjou, † 1521, Baron de Mézières
House Valois-Anjou
- Françoise d'Anjou, their daughter; ⚭ Philippe de Boulainvilliers, † 1536, Comte de Fauquemberghe
Boulainvilliers house
- Philippe de Boulainvilliers, their son, Count von Dammertin in 1547, sold the county to Anne de Montmorency in 1554
Montmorency House
- Anne de Montmorency , † 1567, baron and later Duke of Montmorency; ⚭ 1529 Madeleine de Savoie
- Henri I. de Montmorency , † 1614, his son, Duc de Montmorency etc .; ⚭ I 1558 Antoinette de La Marck, † 1591; ⚭ II 1593 Louise de Budos † 1598
- Henri II. De Montmorency , † executed in 1632, his son, Duc de Montmorency etc.
The king confiscates his goods and gives Dammartin to the Prince de Condé.
House of Bourbon-Condé
- Henri II. De Bourbon , † 1646, Prince de Condé; ⚭ Charlotte de Montmorency, † 1650, sister of Henri II.
The county is inherited through his descendants until the Revolution .