Trie (noble family)

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Coat of arms of those of Trie

Trie was a family of the lower nobility of the Vexin .

history

The Trie family descends from the Beaumont-sur-Oise house and its branch line, the Vice Counts of Chaumont-en-Vexin. The first lord of Trie (today Trie-la-Ville and Trie-Château ) was a son of the Connétable Walo II of Chaumont-en-Vexin , with whom the line sank into the lower nobility. The rise began with Jean I, Lord of Trie and Mouchy-le-Châtel in Beauvaisis and his marriage to Alix von Dammartin, sister of Renaud de Dammartin , Count of Boulogne . Their eldest son, Mathieu I. de Trie, married into the Montmorency family , his grandson Renaud II into the Courtenay family . Because of these connections, members of the family reached a number of highest government offices in the following century.

The most important members of the Trie family are:

Master list (extract)

The Lords of Trie

  1. Dreux de Chaumont, Seigneur de Trie, crusader shortly after 1099, then monk in the Abbey of Saint-Germer-de-Fly , son of Galon II. De Chaumont (see Beaumont-sur-Oise house ); ⚭ NN
    1. Enguerrand I. de Chaumont, also Enguerrand de Trie, X 1119, buried in Saint-Germer
    2. Galon, Chevalier de Trie, X shortly after 1118
    3. Guillaume II. Aiguillon (the arrow), 1126 Guillaume de Trie, 1146 Crusader ( Second Crusade ), † after 1147; ⚭ Marguerite de Gisors, † 1147, daughter of Hugues II. De Gisors and Mathilde (family list of Montmorency )
      1. Oda, attested in 1147
      2. Idoine, 1147/1200 attested; ⚭ before 1160 Guillaume III. de Garlande , 1161/91 attested, † before 1200
      3. Adélaide, attested in 1147
      4. Mathilde, attested in 1147
      5. Enguerrand II. Aiguillon de Trie, 1147/1206 attested, 1147 underage, 1169 Sire de Mouchy; ⚭ after 1161 Heddiva (Basilie) de Mouchy, attested in 1190/95, daughter of Dreux, widow of Nivelon de Pierrefonds
        1. Guillaume, attested in 1169, † probably before 1207
        2. Marguerite, attested in 1169
        3. Jean I, named Jean l'Aîné in 1208, attested to in 1169/1234, † before 1237, knight, 1190 Châtelain de Trie, 1212 Seigneur du Vaumain ; ⚭ 1190 Aélis de Dammartin, attested in 1193, † after 1234/37, daughter of Albéric II, Count of Dammartin ( House of Mello ), and Mabilie de Clermont ( House of Clermont )
          1. Sons , attested in 1219
          2. Mathieu I , attested in 1219, † 1272, 1224 Châtelain de Mouchy, 1241 Sire de Trie et de Mouchy, 1251 Seigneur du Plessis-Billebaut, 1259/72 Count of Dammartin; ⚭ before 1237 Marsilie de Montmorency, attested in 1237/64, daughter of Mathieu III. de Montmorency (family list of Montmorency ) and Jeanne de Brienne - descendants see below
          3. Enguerrand, attested in 1207/37, knight
          4. Manassès, attested in 1238
          5. Eustache, attested in 1238
          6. Renaud, attested in 1219/37, Knight, Seigneur de Fontenay et du Vaumain, Troubadour - descendants see below
          7. Philippe, Seigneur de Fontenay 1251; ⚭ Aliénor, Dame de Fontenay
          8. Catherine; ⚭ before 1219 Guillaume de Jüngere, Seigneur de Caenton
          9. Jeanne; ⚭ Robert Bertrand IV, Baron de Bricquebec
        4. Pierre, testifies to 1177/1200
        5. Guillaume, 1209 canon , 1207 cathedral dean in Rouen
        6. Elisabeth, † February 10 after 1219; ⚭ before 1187 Guy IV. De Senlis , 1171/1223 attested, † before 1228
      6. Enguerrand, attested in 1177

The Counts of Dammartin

  1. Mathieu I , attested in 1219, † 1272, 1224 Châtelain de Mouchy, 1241 Sire de Trie et de Mouchy, 1251 Seigneur du Plessis-Billebaut, 1259/72 Count of Dammartin; ⚭ before 1237 Marsilie de Montmorency, attested in 1237/64, daughter of Mathieu III. de Montmorency and Jeanne de Brienne - ancestors see above
    1. Renaud, attested in 1239/42, † before 1251, Seigneur de Fontenay; ⚭ Lyenor, attested in 1251
    2. Philippe de Trie, attested in 1256/70, † before 1272; ⚭ Adèle de Mareuil, attested in 1261/70
      1. Renaud de Trie, attested in 1273/98, Seigneur du Plessis-Billebaut et de Mouchy; ⚭ 1285 before November 1st Marguerite de Courtenay, † after 1290, daughter of Guillaume de Courtenay, Seigneur de Champignelles ( House of France-Courtenay ), and Marguerite of Burgundy-Auxonne (family list of the House of Burgundy-Ivrea ), widow of Raoul d ' Estrées
        1. Renaud, 1313 attested, † before June 6, 1324, 1307 Sire de Trie et de Mouchy, then Seigneur du Plessis-Billebaut et de Mareuil, Marshal of France ; ⚭ Isabelle de Heilly, Dame de Mareuil, daughter of Jean and Alix du Paz-en-Artois - descendants † probably 1433
        2. Philippe, 1301/34 testifies to Seigneur de Fresnes, perhaps 1340 as a French councilor; ⚭ before 1301 Anne, Dame de Quesnel
    3. Jean I./II. , called Billebaut, attested in 1256, X July 11, 1302 in the Spore Battle , knight, 1274 Count von Dammartin , Seigneur de Trie et de Mouchy; ⚭ I Ermengarde; ⚭ II before March 1274 Yolande de Dreux, Dame de Saint-Aubin et de Dun, attested in 1310, † before July 16, 1313, daughter of Jean I, Count of Dreux and Braine ( House of France-Dreux ), and Marie de Bourbon ( House Dampierre )
      1. (I) Jean. 1358/68 attested
      2. (II) Renaud II. , Attested in 1293, † 1316/18, 1304 Count of Dammartin; ⚭ Philippe de Beaumont, † after 1317, 1313 Dame de Coye , daughter of Pierre, Seigneur de Beaumont-en-Gâtinais, Count of Montescaglioso and Alba, and Philippe, widow of Geoffrey II. De Joinville, Seigneur d'Alife etc.
          1. Jacqueline, attested in 1371, † before 1388; ⚭ before 1350 Jean I. de Châtillon, Count of Porcéan , Seigneur du Tour et de Nevele 1346/90 ( House of Châtillon )
        2. Éléonore, attested to in 1320/27
      3. (II) Philippe, 1328/44 attested, † before 1356, French councilor, Cathedral Thesaurus in Bayeux
      4. (II) Aliénor, attested in 1321
      5. (II) Jean, † 1327, 1310 Seigneur de Mouchy, 1324 Seneschal of Toulouse and Albi; ⚭ NN de Chambly
        1. Renaud III. , † September 1327, Count of Dammartin; ⚭ (Marriage contract at Bois-de-Vincennes Castle July 16, 1319) Polie de Poitiers, * 1302/03, † October 8, 1346/3. November 1347, daughter of Aymar V, Count von Valentinois and Diois ( house Poitiers-Valentinois ), she married Guillaume, called Armand VII., Viscount de Polignac , 1343 attested ( house Polignac ) in the second marriage after 1332
        2. Jean II./III. , † before 1338, Count von Dammartin 1332/36; ⚭ Jeanne de Sancerre, † probably 1354, daughter of Jean II., Count of Sancerre ( House Blois ), she married Jean I de Châtillon, Seigneur de Châtillon-sur-Marne etc., Grand-Maître de France, 1308 attested, † 1363 ( Châtillon house )
          1. Charles, a minor until 1338, † after 1358, Count von Dammartin, 1356/64 in English captivity; ⚭ before February 23, 1351 Jeanne d'Amboise, attested around 1400, † before September 18, 1403, Dame de Nesle et de Mondoubleau , Vicomtesse de Châteaudun , daughter of Ingelger I, Sire d ' Amboise ( House Amboise ), and Maria of Flanders, Dame de Mondoubleau ( House Dampierre )
            1. Jeanne, Dame de Mondoubleau 1381/83; ⚭ before 1381 Jean de Vienne, Seigneur de Longwy, † 1399
            2. Blanche, Countess von Dammartin, Dame de Nesle, de Mondoubleau etc. around 1400; ⚭ before 1400 Charles Bureau, Seigneur de la Rivière, † 1429 ( Bureau (family) )
      6. (II) Mahaut, † after 1319, Dame de Saint-Aubin; ⚭ Paris September 1298 Henri II. De Vergy, Sire de Fouvent , de Champlitte et d'Autrey, Seneschal of Burgundy - their descendants inherit the county of Dammartin in the 15th century
    4. Simon, attested to in 1264/68, † before November 1, 1275, canon in Beauvais , cathedral dean in Mortain
    5. Thibaut, attested in 1267/1302, 1276 knight, 1302 Seigneur de Sérifontaine
      1. Renaud, called Lohier, Seigneur de Sérifontaine 1626/29; ⚭ Marguerite de la Roué, † after June 20, 1329, widow of Guillaume de Marcilly
        1. Mathieu, called Lohier, knight, Seigneur de Sérifontaine 1355/81; ⚭ I Jeann de Blaru, daughter of NN, Seigneur de Blaru , and Ameline d'Escornes, Dame d'Esclimont ( Bleury-Saint-Symphorien ); ⚭ II Jeanne de la Rocheguyon, daughter of Guy, Sire de la Rocheguyon , and Jeanne Bertrand, Viscountess de Roncheville
          1. (I) Renaud, † 1406 after April 12, knight, Seigneur de Sérifontaine, 1397 Admiral of France , French chamberlain, captain of Saint-Malo and Rouen , buried in the Gomerfontaine Abbey in Trie; ⚭Jeanne de Bellengues, † after 1408, she married in second marriage before January 18, 1411 Jean V. Malet, Seigneur de Graville , Grand Fauconnier de France , Panetier and Maître des Arbaletriers de France ( House Malet )
            1. further children - descendants † after 1494

The gentlemen of Fontenay and Le Vaumain

  1. Renaud, attested in 1219/37, Knight, Seigneur de Fontenay et du Vaumain, Troubadour - ancestors see above
    1. Mathieu, attested in 1278/1306, Seigneur de Fontenay et de Plainville, 1298/1302 Panetier de France, French treasurer; ⚭ attested before 1295 Marie de Mouret, 1298/1306
      1. Mathieu, attested 1315/34, Seigneur de Fontenay et de Plainville; ⚭ NN 1326 attested - descendants † 15th century
      2. Jean, † 1327
      3. Guillaume, † September 26, 1334, 1312 Bishop of Bayeux , 1324/34 Archbishop of Reims
      4. Eléonore, † poisoned by her husband February 23, 1307; ⚭ Jean Seigneur d'Ormoy, † banned after August 1310
    2. Renaud, X July 11, 1302 in the Spore Battle , 1301 Seigneur de Vaumain; ⚭ Jeanne de Hodenc
      1. Mathieu de Trie , † November 26, 1344, Seigneur de Vaumain, d ' Airaines , de Ronquerolles et de Liancourt, 1320 Marshal of France ; ⚭ I before 1316 Jeanne, Dame d'Airaines 1300/24, widow of Raoul de Soissons, Seigneur d ' Ostel ( House Nesle ); ⚭ II September 2, 1332 Ida Mauvoisin, † 1375, daughter of Guy VII., Seigneur de Rosny, widow of Jean III., Count von Dreux ( House of France-Dreux )
      2. Jeanne; ⚭ Raoul III. d'Harcourt, Seigneur d'Arvilly 1336/57 ( Harcourt House )
      3. Agnès, attested in 1344
      4. Marguerite, 1325/26 attested; ⚭ NN de Longroy
    3. Philippe, attested in 1303
    4. Jean, Bailli of Auvergne , Bourges and Caux 1294/1303
      1. Mathieu
      2. Guillaume, archdeacon at Bayeux in 1344/45

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