Le Riche (family)

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The Le Riche (or Leriche ) family was closely associated with the powerful organized Parisian river boaters ( marchands d'eau ), the heirs of the Gallo-Roman Nautae Parisiaci , who, among other things, had the right to classify and measure wines and the right to confiscate cargo possessed when there was a violation of applicable law.

At the time of the first Capetian kings , the Le Riche owned numerous previously monastic estates after having enriched themselves in the possession of the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in the previous decades, i.e. in the times of the weak Carolingian kingship in the 10th century . As confidants and allies of the Capetians, they acquired the office of royal Prévôt de Paris in a quasi-hereditary form, which they held until the beginning of the 12th century, and were often referred to as the Counts or Vice Counts of Paris during this period , although the county of Paris 1016 had been canceled. Several members rose to the highest official ranks of the kingdom ( Grand Chamberlain , Grand Chamberlain ) under several kings, or officiated as bishops (including as Bishop of Paris ) and archbishops.

The family only used the name "Le Riche" in the first generations, later the individual branches of the family named themselves after their most important seigneurie (e.g. La Chapelle , Maule and Villebéon ), which makes it difficult to clarify the family connections. The Le Riche are at the beginning of (or in close connection with) the following families:

origin

The names Thion and Guarin, which occur frequently in the Le Riche family, point to a relationship or descent from Warin von Poitou (Gerwin, Guérin, † 679), Count of Paris and ancestor of the Guidonen , and Teudon (Thion, † around 945) , Vice Count and Count of Paris. The name Lisiard in turn points to Bishop Leodegar von Autun (Saint Léger, † 678), Warin's brother.

The first generations

  1. Lisiard Le Riche , 941 Seigneur de Sceaux-du-Gâtinais , † as a monk in Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire ∞ NN
    1. Ansoud I. Le Riche, called "l'Auxerrois", probably Vice Count of Auxerre ; ∞ after 956 Raingarde de Dijon, former lover of Hugo the Great († 956, Robertiner ), daughter of Raoul, Count of Dijon , and NN
      1. Ansoud II. Le Riche de Paris, 988–990 advisor to King Robert II , † after 1016; ∞ before 990 Reitrude
        1. Thion, Chevalier de Corbeil et d' Etampes , attested in 1032 as Vogt of Paris ; ∞ NN
          1. Étienne attested as Vogt of Paris in 1060, 1069 and 1080; ∞ NN
            1. Pierre, attested as Vogt of Paris in 1082
            2. Hellouin de Paris, 1102 and 1119 as the preceptor of Louis VI. attested, † before 1133
            3. Robert de Paris, Vogt, Crusader , † 1097; ∞ NN
              1. Henri, attested in 1096
              2. Gautier de Paris, attested in 1106 as Vogt of Paris; ∞ NN, Dame de Villebéon , † after 1147 - possible descendants see below
            4. Raoul Hécelin, † after 1133
            5. Payen, attested in 1096
            6. Galon, attested in 1096
            7. Daughter ; ∞ Foulques le Monnayeur, 1089–1133 attested
          2. Orson de Paris, attested in 1067; ∞ NN
            1. Thion II, Chevalier d'Étampes, 1067, 1082 and 1085 attested; ∞ NN
              1. Orson II. Le Riche, attested in 1107 as a Grand Connétable
                1. Thion III., Attested in 1112, † after 1120
              2. Geoffroy
                1. Thion IV.
              3. Aimon Le Roux, attested in 1106; ∞ (1) Emeline de Longpont; ∞ (2) Mabile
                1. Émeline
                2. Euphemia
        2. Guérin de Paris, attested in 1022 and 1031, † before 1045; ∞ Hersende, Dame d ' Antony - descendants see below
        3. Lisiard, archdeacon of Meaux 1011, archdeacon of Paris 1026, † after 1045 as dean
        4. Gautier, Vice-Count of Auxerre
        5. Herbert de Gallardon, attested in 1067, † spiritually in Saint-Père - descendants
        6. Guy Le Riche, dit Bourguignon or Dives , Vice Count of Dijon 1006, † after 1054; ∞ NN
          1. Garnier, abbot of Saint-Étienne 1051-1077
          2. Gautier, Vice Count of Dijon 1013-1054; ⚭ NN
            1. Daughter ⚭ Thibaut de Beaune, Vice Count of Dijon
              1. Lucie de Beaune; ⚭ Gosbert (II.) De La Ferté, dit Rufus , † probably 1118/25, buried in Clairvaux monastery
                1. Gosbert (IV.) De La Ferté, † probably 1153, Vice Count of Dijon; ⚭ Gertrude de Beaumont, † after 1145
                  1. Erlebaud and Jean, † before the father
                2. child
                  1. Sibylle de La Ferté, † 1177, buried in the Acey monastery ; ∞ Eudes le Champenois , † after 1187, (probably illegitimate) son of Isabelle de Mâcon, daughter of Étienne Tête-Hardi , Count of Mâcon , and probably Hugues , Count of Troyes - descendants: the other Vice Counts of Dijon
                3. Mathilde de La Ferté, † after 1145; ⚭ Gauthier de Neublans, Seigneur de Navilly , † probably 1158, probably son of Étienne de Neublans and Brunisende
                  1. Marguerite de Navilly, † after 1171; ⚭ (1) Thibaut de La Roche, † probably 1165/66; ⚭ (2) Hugues de Bourgogne, dit le Roux , * probably 1122, † April 23, 1171, Seigneur du Châtelet de Chalon et de Meursault, son of Hugo II , Duke of Burgundy , and Mathilde de Mayenne ( Elder House of Burgundy )
                  2. Alix de Navilly, † after 1179; ⚭ Guy, Seigneur de Vergy , son of Simon, Seigneur de Vergy, † February 24 or April 4, 1191 at the siege of Acre
                  3. Andrea de Navilly; ⚭ Hugues de Palleau
          3. Hugues testified in 1054
          4. Guy, testified in 1053
          5. Guillaume / Guilenc, 1043 attested
        7. Hecelin de Paris, attested in 1035
        8. Thibaut File-Étoupes , forester of King Robert, progenitor of the lords of Montlhéry
          1. Milon, 1031 and 1057 attested as Seigneur de Montlhéry et de Bray
            1. Guy I. , Seigneur de Montlhéry et de Bray, founder of the Notre-Dame de Longpont-sur-Orge monastery , † after 1073; ∞ Jourdaine de La Ferté - descendants s. House Montlhéry
            2. Hugues, attested around 1043
      2. Lisiard, Bishop of Paris around 984, † April 19, 989
      3. Jean, Scholaster of Auxerre 991, Bishop of Auxerre 997, † January 21, 999
      4. Mainard, Abbot of Saint-Maur before 989, Abbot of Glanfeuil 989
      5. Raoul, 996 attests - descendants: the Lords of Senlis and probably also the Garlande
    2. Joseph, Archbishop of Tours 952–960
    3. Elisabeth, Dame de Sceaux et de Larchant ; ∞ (1) Aimon, Count of Corbeil , † around 957; ∞ (2) around 960 Bouchard I. le Vénérable , Count of Vendôme and Count of Paris , † around 1007 ( Burchardinger )
      1. (1) Thibaut, Abbot of Saint-Paul de Cormery , 1006 Abbot of Saint-Maur
      2. (1) Maurice descendants: the Counts of Corbeil
      3. (2) Renaud II, Bishop of Paris 991, Count of Melun 1006, † 1016
      4. (2) Elisabeth, † December 999; ∞ 985 Foulques Nerra , Count of Anjou ( First House of Anjou )
        1. Adele (Agnes), heiress of Vendôme, † 1033 or 1035; ∞ 1023 Bodo von Nevers, Count of Vendôme ( House of Monceaux ) - descendants

The gentlemen of Nemours

  1. NN (probably Gautier de Paris, see above)
    1. Étienne de Paris (also Étienne de la Chapelle ), attested as Bishop of Meaux in 1162 and 1171 , Archbishop of Bourges in 1171 , † January 1174 in the monastery of Saint-Victor
    2. Pétronille; ∞ around 1110 Thibaud Le Riche, † before 1198
      1. Thomas Le Riche, Vogt of Paris around 1171
      2. Philippe, attested as Archdeacon of Paris in 1169 , † before 1197
      3. Pierre, attested in 1189
      4. Henri, attested in 1189
    3. Gauthier I. de Villebéon (also Gautier Le Chambellan ), * around 1125, † 23/25. October 1205, 1147 Crusader, Seigneur de Villebéon et de La Chapelle, Seigneur de Nemours ( uxor nomine ), Grand Chamberlain of France; ∞ (1) probably 1150 Aveline de Nemours, † 1196, Dame de Nemours , † 1196, daughter of Urson and Aveline de Montfaucon; ∞ (2) Persois, widow of Aubert de Pithiviers, Seigneur d ' Aschères
      1. (1) Guillaume, † probably 1172/74
      2. (1) Philippe (I.), * probably 1150/55, † February 18, 1191 at the siege of Acre (1189–1191) , Seigneur de Guercheville et de Nemours; ∞ between April 16, 1172 and April 12, 1175 Aveline de Melun, * probably 1155/60, † January 2, 1191, daughter of Joscelin de Melun, Vicomte de Melun, and Alpais
        1. Gauthier (II.), † probably 1221/22, Seigneur de Nemours; ∞ probably 1195 Marguerite, Dame d'Aschères, daughter of Aubert de Pithiviers, Seigneur d'Aschères et de Rougemont, and Persois
          1. Philippe (II.), † August 3, 1255, Seigneur de Nemours, Grand pannetier de France (Grand Bread Master of France), 1240 Grand chambellan de France; ∞ (1) Marguerite de Plessis-Saint-Jean, daughter of Geoffroy (II.) Du Plessis and Reine de Castello; ∞ (2) around 1232 Églantine; ∞ (3) Isabelle de la Haye-Passavant
            1. (1) Gauthier III. de Nemours , † October 23, 1270 Carthage ( Seventh Crusade ), Seigneur de Nemours, Marshal of France ; ∞ Alix, † after 1285
            2. (2) Jean, † probably 1282/85, Seigneur de Guercheville, canon in Saint-Maurice de Tours 1257, Seigneur de Nemours, sold Nemours to the king in 1274/76 together with his brother Philippe (III)
            3. (2) Philippe (III.), † after August 1276, Seigneur de Guercheville
            4. (3) Louis, † after August 1255
            5. (3) Gauthier, † 1288, Seigneur d'Aschères; ∞ (1) NN; ∞ (2) Clémence de Dreux, * 1257, † around 1300, daughter of Robert de Dreux, Vicomte de Châteaudun , Seigneur de Bû , and Clémence de Châteaudun ( House of France-Dreux ), she married Jean de Barres, Seigneur for the second time de Champrond
              1. (1) Blanche, † after 1312, ∞ Guillaume de Pressigny, son of Renaud de Pressigny
              2. (1) Mathilde, † after 1312; ∞ Renaud de Pressigny, son of Renaud de Pressigny
              3. (2) Isabelle, † after 1312; ∞ Pierre de Varennes, son of Florent de Varennes
          2. Aubert, * probably 1200, † after 1272, canon in Paris
          3. Jean, † June 28, 1259, canon in Noyon
          4. Guillaume, † probably 1270/72, ∞ NN
          5. Aveline, † after April 17, 1261, Dame de Buisson; ∞ (1) probably 1224 Jean III. Clément , Marshal of France, her 1st cousin, son of Henri I. Clément , Marshal of France, and NN (Isabelle / Aveline) de Nemours ( Clément du Mez )
          6. Blanche
        2. (Philippe, † 1237)
        3. Agnès de Nemours, † September 1, 1213; ∞ Guillaume (IV.), Seigneur de Milly, son of Guillaume (III.), Seigneur de Milly, and Marguerite
        4. Daughter (Isabelle / Aveline de Nemours), * January 1191; ∞ Henri I. Clément , Marshal of France, son of Robert (III.) Clément and Hersende ( Clément du Mez )
      3. (1) Urson de Nemours , † 1233, Baron de Brécy-en-Berry , Chambellan du roi, Seigneur d ' Obsonville ∞ NN (de Méréville)
        1. Urson, Seigneur de Méréville
        2. Philippe, † April 1237, 1228 Bishop of Châlons
        3. Marguerite, † after 1249, Dame d'Obsonville; ∞ Eudes (II.) De Sully-Beaujeu, Seigneur de Beaujeu, son of Eudes (I) de Sully, Seigneur de Beaujeu, and Éléonore de Montfaucon
        4. Guy, † before 1237, Seigneur de Méréville after the death of his brother Urson; ∞ Isabelle, daughter of Aubert de Pithiviers, Seigneur d'Aschères et de Rougemont, and Persois (the daughter of his stepmother), descendants: the Seigneurs de Méréville et de Brécy († mid-13th century)
      4. (1) Étienne de Villebéon, † 1222, Bishop of Noyon 1188–1222
      5. (1) Pierre de Villebéon ( Pierre de la Chapelle ), † 1219 on the ( Damiette Crusade ), Bishop of Paris 1208–1219
      6. (1) Gauthier (II.) De Villebéon , called Le Jeune, † in Syria probably November 1219/20 in Saracen captivity, Lord of Villebéon, 1205 Lord Chamberlain of France; ∞ Elisabeth, Dame de Mondreville , † 1234, probably April 5th, buried in Le Jard Abbey - for descendants see below
      7. (1) Jean, † probably 1210, Prévôt de Paris before 1198; ∞ Marie de Corbeil-Beauvais (she married Ferry (III.) De Palaiseau)
        1. Gauthier de Nanteau, † probably 1255, Seigneur de Nanteau ; ∞ (1) probably 1215 Elisabeth; ∞ (2) before April 1231 Marguerite
          1. (1) Jean de Nanteau, † Tunisia probably 1271 ( Seventh Crusade ), Seigneur de Lèves ( uxor nomine ), Seigneur de Nanteau; ∞ (1) before March 1239 Marguerite de Lèves, daughter of Milon, Seigneur de Lèves; ∞ (2) probably 1260 NN
            1. (1) Marguerite, Dame de Nanteau; ∞ Gaucher (IV.) Seigneur de Nanteuil-la-Fosse
            2. (1) Indie, Dame de Thors, ∞ Ebles (II.) De Rochefort
          2. (1) Marie de Nanteau, † after 1231; ∞ Philippe d'Athis
          3. (2) Alix, † after October 8, 1268; ∞ Guillaume du Plessis, son of Raoul du Plessis
          4. (2) daughter, † before 1255, ∞ Guillaume, Seigneur d'Yerre et de Bondoufle
      8. (1) Guillaume de Villebéon, † 1221, archdeacon of Paris, bishop of Meaux 1214–1221

The Lords of Villebéon

  1. Gauthier (II.) De Villebéon , called Le Jeune, † in Syria probably November 1219/20 in Saracen captivity, Lord of Villebéon, 1205 Lord Chamberlain of France; ∞ Elisabeth, Dame de Mondreville , † 1234, probably April 5, buried in Le Jard Abbey - ancestors see above
    1. Adam (I.) de Villebéon , * probably 1183/85, † January 28, 1235, Seigneur de Villebeón, 1220 Chambellan de France, buried in the Abbey of Le Jard; ∞ (1) around 1205, Isabelle de Tancarville, † probably 1214, daughter of Guillaume de Tancarville, Chamberlain of Normandy, and Alix de Serans ( House of Tancarville ); ∞ probably 1215, Elisabeth de Montmaur, † July 23, 1254, daughter of Mathieu de Montmaur, buried in the Abbey of Le Jard (Tancarville house)
      1. (1) Gauthier (III.) De Villebéon, dit Le Chambellan ( Galteri junioris dicti Cambellani ), * probably 1206, † 27 September probably 1239/1240, Seigneur de Villebéon et de Tournanfuye; ∞ probably 1228 Alix de Vierzon, † December 3, 1245, daughter of Hervé (II.), Seigneur de Vierzon, and Marie de Dampierre, she married in 2nd marriage probably in 1243 Gérard (III.) De Picquigny, Vidame d'Amiens
        1. Gauthier (IV.) De Villebéon, dit Le Chambellan, † after 1287, Seigneur de Villebéon, de Tournanfuye, de Heuqueville et de Fontaine-Guérart; ∞ probably 1255 Eleonore de Melun, daughter of Adam (III.), Vicomte de Melun, and NN, Comtesse de Sancerre
          1. Marguerite de Villebéon, dite La Chambellane, Dame de Villebéon et de Tournanfuye, ∞ (1) Thibaut de Bommiers, dit de Blaison, † probably after 1280, Seigneur de Mirebeau , de Blazon et de Montfaucon, son of Robert (II.) De Bommiers and Mathilde de Déols, Dame de Châteaumeillant, or Yolande de Mello; ∞ (2) Jean, Earl of Roucy ; ∞ (3) Guillaume Crespin, Chevalier, Seigneur d ' Étrépagny
          2. Daughter (probably Eleonore) de Villebéon, dita la Chambellane, ∞ Aubert (V.) de Hangest, † after 1281, Chevalier, Seigneur de Genlis, son of Aubert (IV.) De Hangest, Seigneur de Genlis, and Marie de Roye
      2. (1) Guillaume de Villebéon, dit le Chambellan, † 1243
      3. (1) Pierre de Villebéon, dit Le Chambellan, † February 21, 1271 in the port of Tunis, Seigneur de Baigneaux, 1255 Grand Chamberlain of Louis IX. , Attested in 1259, buried in the cathedral of Saint-Denis ; ∞ NN, † after 1277
      4. (1) Adam (II.) De Villebéon, dit le Chambellan, † September 14, 1264, 1260 Seigneur de Tournanfuye et du Mesnil-Aubray, buried in the Abbey of Le Jard; ∞ before 1240 Alix, † March 5, 12xx, possibly Alix de Gerlande, daughter of Anseau de Garlande and Alix
        1. Isabelle de Villebéon, * 1240, † before 1282, Dame de La Chapelle-Gauthier, ∞ probably 1260/1262 Robert de Dreux, * probably 1217, † 23 June after 1265, Seigneur de Beu et de Nélle en Tardenois, son of Robert (III.) Gasteblé , Count von Dreux , and Eleonore, Dame de Saint-Valéry ( House of France-Dreux ); ∞? (2) Renaud (I.), † 1269, Seigneur de Dargies, son of Simon (I.), Seigneur de Dargies, and Isabelle de Mello
      5. (1) Isabelle de Villebéon, dite La Chambellane, † March 25, 1265, Dame de La Chapelle-Gauthier; ∞ Mathieu de Montmirail, † January 14 (or June 16) 1262, Seigneur de Charly 1226, Seigneur de La Ferté-Gaucher 1240, Seigneur de Montmirail 1240, Châtelain de Cambrai 1241, son of Jean (I) de Montmirail, and Helvide de Dampierre
      6. (2) Mathieu (II.) De Villebéon, † 1270; ∞ (1) Philippotte, † after October 3, 1266, daughter of NN and Hersende; ∞ (2) probably 1267/68 Helvide de Bormont, widow of Guy de Nantueil-le-Hardouin, Seigneur de Morcourt
        1. Mathieu (III.) De Villebéon, † probably December 20, 1292/1300; ∞ (engaged in 1274) Isabelle de La Broce, daughter of Pierre de La Broce, Seigneur de Langeais, Chamberlain, and Isabelle de Saint-Venant
      7. (2) Adam (III.) De Villebéon, † March 28, 1274, buried in the Abbey of Le Jard
    2. Mathieu (I.) de Villebeón, † probably November 1219/1220 in Syria

The Maule line

  1. Guérin de Paris, attested in 1022 and 1031, † before 1045; ∞ Hersende, Dame d'Antony - ancestors see above
    1. Milon I. de Paris, 1015 and 1060 attested
      1. Milon II, attested in 1060
      2. Guérin II, 1060 and 1089 attested
        1. Milon III, attested in 1089
    2. Ansoud III. de Paris, Baron de Maule, 1015 and 1060 attested
      1. Pierre I. Le Riche / de Maule ( Petrum Manliensem ), attested in 1096; ∞ Guindesmoth ( Windesmoth ), † January 23, 110x
        1. Ansoud IV. Le Riche ( Ansoldus ), * probably 1042/45, † end of December probably 1118, Seigneur de Maule, buried in Saint-Evroult d'Ouche ; ∞ Eudeline / Odesinde Mauvoisin, † December 27, probably daughter of Raoul I. Mauvoisin and Eva
          1. Pierre II. De Maule, 1106 and 1124 attested; ∞ Ada, probably Ada de Guise, daughter of Guy, Seigneur de Guise , and Adeline (de Montmorency) - offspring
            1. Son  ; ∞ NN, probably NN Mauvoisin, 1195 attested
              1. Hugues de Maule, attested in 1195; ∞ Agnes, testified in 1195
              2. Roger de Maule, attested in 1195; ⚭ Idoine de Chaumont, daughter of Galon III. de Chaumont and Mahaut de Gisors ( House Beaumont-sur-Oise )
              3. Pierre de Maule, attested in 1195
            2. ? Hugues de Maule, attested in 1195
          2. Raoul ( Radulfus ), Guérin, Lisiard, Guy, Ansoud, Hugues, Marie and Guindesmoth
        2. Thibaud ( Tedbaldus ), attested in 1097
        3. Guillaume ( Guillelmus ), Baron de Palmort
          1. Robert
        4. Guérin Le Jeune - progenitor of the Scottish line (see below)
        5. Herbeline, Erembourg, Eudeline and Hersende
      2. Guérin, attested in 1056
      3. Galon, Chevalier, 1095 attested
      4. Lisiard de Paris, attested in 1060 and 1089, attested as sub-chamberlain of the king in 1071
        1. Gautier, attested in 1097
        2. Guy de Montlhéry, attested in 1097, † spiritually in Longpont
          1. Geoffroy Bourdin, Seigneur de Bièvres 1106
            1. Philippe, attested in 1140
            2. Adam, Seigneur de Villabé
            3. Emeline d'Attilly
            4. Rosceline; ∞ Payen de Servon
          2. Eustachie, Dame de Bondoufle; ∞ Raoul NN
        3. Hugues, attested around 1100
          1. Pierre
        4. Ansoud V., Seigneur de Nosay 1101, 1108, † after 1121
          1. Guérin, attested in 1124, † before his father
            1. Lisiard
            2. Gillette
              1. Ansoud, Gilbert and Erembourg
          2. Ansoud de Chilly, testified in 1124 and 1150, ∞ Aveline
            1. NN, canon in Saint-Victor
            2. 2 daughters
          3. Orson de Montlhéry, attested in 1124
            1. Geoffroy de Montlhéry, Vogt von Senlis 1160–1190
          4. Milon de Melun, attested in 1135 and 1153; ∞ NN de Nangis - descendants see below
        5. Guérin IV., 1112 attested
          1. Manassé
          2. Milon, Seigneur de Marcoussis 1154
          3. Anseau
        6. Pierre, pastor of Marcoussis
        7. Etienne
    3. Garnier, Chevalier 1045
      1. Garnier, Seigneur de Braine et de Dreux 1058, 1096 etc.
      2. Fromond, 1058 and 1067 attested
    4. Maingod, Chevalier 1045

Guérin, Clerc 1045 Henri, 1045

The Scottish Line

Maule of Fowlis

The filiation of these first generations is not certain

  1. Son ( Guarin bei Pattou), took part in the Norman conquest of England in 1066
    1. Robert de Maule; Lord of Hatton of Cleveland, probably went to Scotland with David I.
      1. William de Maule of Fowlis (William Masculus), attested around 1141, fought in the standard battle in 1138
        1. Christina de Maule; ∞ Roger de Mortimer of Fowlis ( Mortimer (family) )
        2. Cecilia de Maule; ∞ Walter de Ruthven
      2. Roger de Maule
        1. Richard de Maule
          1. Sir Peter Maule of Fowlis, attested in 1254, † probably 1254; ∞ before 1215 Christina de Valognes, attested in 1254, Baroness of Panmure and Benvie (near Dundee ), daughter and heiress of William de Valognes, High Chamberlain of Scotland 1214–1219, and Loretta de Quincy, daughter of Saer de Quincy, 1st Earl of Winchester and Margaret de Beaumont - descendants see below
          2. William, Archdeacon of Lothian , testified in 1241
        2. John, cleric
        3. Thomas, cleric
    2. Stephen de Maule

Maule of Panmure (13th-15th centuries)

  1. Sir Peter Maule of Fowlis , attested in 1254, † probably 1254; ∞ before 1215 Christina de Valognes, attested in 1254, Baroness of Panmure and Benvie (near Dundee ), daughter and heiress of William de Valognes, High Chamberlain of Scotland 1214–1219, and Loretta de Quincy, daughter of Saer de Quincy, 1st Earl of Winchester and Margaret de Beaumont - ancestors see above
    1. Sir William Maule, 1254 Baron of Panmure and Benvie, attested in 1293; ∞ Ethana de Vallibus, daughter of John Vaux ( de Vallibus ), Lord of Dirleton
      1. Henry Maule, Baron of Panmure and Benvie; ∞ Margaret Hay, daughter of Sir William Hay of Locherworth
        1. Walter Maule of Panmure, attested in 1346, † after July 17 and before August 1348
          1. William Maule of Panmure, 1361 and 1380 attested, † before August 12, 1407; ∞ Marion, daughter of Sir David Fleming of Biggar and Cumbernauld
          2. Henry, attested in 1389
            1. Thomas, X July 24, 1411 at the Battle of Harlaw ; ∞ Elizabeth Gray, daughter of Sir Andrew Gray of Foulis
              1. Thomas Maule of Panmure, * posthumously probably 1411, † 1450; ∞ 1427 Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas Abercrombie
                1. Daughter ; ∞ Sir David Guthrie
                2. Sir Thomas Maule of Panmure, 1456/57 and 1481 attested, † after January 16, 1497/98; ∞ (1) Elizabeth, daughter of David Lindsay, 3rd Earl of Crawford ; ∞ (2) before August 12, 1489 Catherine Cramond, daughter of the Laird of Aldbar - descendants see below
            2. Janet; ∞ Alexander Ochterlony, son and heir to William Ochterlony of Kelly
        2. William
        3. Peter
        4. Christina; ∞ Alexander, son and heir to John of Strathechin
    2. Sir Thomas Maule, X 1303 in defense of Brechin Castle

Maule of Panmure (15th-17th centuries)

  1. Sir Thomas Maule of Panmure, 1456/57 and 1481 attested, † after January 16, 1497/98; ∞ (1) Elizabeth, daughter of David Lindsay, 3rd Earl of Crawford ; ∞ (2) before August 12, 1489 Catherine Cramond, daughter of the Laird of Aldbar - ancestors see above
    1. (1) Alexander, left Scotland in 1489, missing; ∞ Elizabeth, daughter of Sir David Guthrie, † around 1526
      1. Sir Thomas Maule of Panmure, 1490/91 attested, X September 9, 1513 at the Battle of Flodden Field ; ∞ (1) before March 12, 1490/91 Elizabeth, daughter of David Rollok of Ballachie; ∞ (2) before 1504 Christine, daughter of William Lord Graham, widow of James Haldane of Gleneagles
        1. (1) Robert Maule of Panmure, * probably 1597, 1526 attested, 1547–1549 captured in the Tower of London , † May 3, 1560; ∞ (1) before 1519 Isobel, daughter of Sir Lawrence Mercer of Aldie , † April 30, 1540; ∞ (2) 1545 Isobel, daughter of James Arbuthnot, † 1558
          1. (1) Thomas Maule of Panmure, * December 21, 1521, † March 7, 1600, probably engaged in 1541 to an illegitimate daughter of David Beaton , Archbishop of St Andrews and Cardinal, 1541–1542 in France, fought in 1547 in the battle Pinkie Cleugh , sold the Barony of Panmure to his son Patrick in 1576 for an annuity; ∞ marriage contract January 8, 1526/27 Elizabeth Lindsay, daughter of David, Earl of Crawford , the marriage contract was terminated; ∞ November 1546 Margaret Halyburton, † October 1602, daughter of Laird of Pitcur
            1. Patrick Maule of Panmure, March 1548, † May 1, 1605; ∞ Margaret, † 1599, daughter of Sir John Erskine of Dun
              1. Patrick Maule, 1st Earl of Panmure , born May 29, 1585, † December 22, 1661, August 3, 1646 Earl of Panmure , Lord Brechin and Navar; ∞ (1) Frances, daughter of Sir Edward Stanhope of Grimston; ∞ (2) Mary Waldrum, Queen Henrietta Maria's maid of honor ; ∞ (3) Marriage contract 1638, Mary, daughter of John Erskine, Earl of Mar , widow of William Keith, Earl Marischal - see below
              2. Elizabeth; ∞ James Strachan of Carmylie
              3. Jane; ∞ David Erskine, son of Sir John Erskine of Dun
              4. Margaret; ∞ Arthur Erskine, son of Sir John Erskine of Dun
              5. Euphemia, 1608/09 attested; ∞ Patrick Ochterlony of Bonhard, attested in 1608/09, son of William Ochterlony
              6. Isobel; ∞ William Arbuthnott, probably William Arbuthnott of Mondynes
              7. Barbara, † young
              8. Christine; ∞ Simeon Durie, attested 1600 to 1628, son of John Durie (1537–1600), Minister of Montrose
            2. William, 22 years old, did military service with Archibald Ruthven in Sweden, and died there
            3. David, † 1579
            4. Robert, spiritually attested, 1602; ∞ Catherine, daughter of William Myretoun of Cambo
              1. Patrick, born January 7, 1606; ∞ (1) Christine, daughter of Robert Forbes of Rires; ∞ (2) Jean, daughter of John Ayton of Kinnaldie
                1. Catherine (1); ∞ John Ochterlony of the Guynd
            5. Thomas of Pitlevie, * probably 1560, 1594 attested, † November 1600; ∞ (1) Margaret, daughter of Robert Lychtounof Ulishaven; ∞ (2) Martha Forrester
              1. (1) Thomas, Robert, Margaret, Catherine
              2. (2) daughter
            6. George, in England; ∞ NN
              1. William
            7. James
              1. Alexander
            8. Alexander, † as a child
            9. Margaret; ∞? James Stewart, son of James, 5th Lord Innermeath
            10. Agnes, * probably 1562, † 1568
            11. Isobel, ∞ Henry, son of Robert Durham of Grange
          2. (1) John of Camistoun
          3. (1) Robert, † October 1600
          4. (1) Margaret; ∞ Andrew Haliburton of Pitcur
          5. (1) Elizabeth; ∞ William Haliburton, brother of the Laird of Pitcur
          6. (1) Janet, 1594/95 attested; ∞ April 1540 James Strachan of Balvousie
          7. (1) Agnes; ∞ NN Strachan of Carmylie
          8. (1) Isobel, Geils, Jean, Catherine, † young
          9. (2) Henry, 1565 and 1580/81 attested; ∞ (1) Katherine, daughter of John Boswell of Baglillie; ∞ (2) Janet Lyon, widow of Henry Guthrie of Collieston
            1. (1) Henry, Lord of Melgund; ∞ 1612 NN, daughter of NN Durham of Pitkerro
              1. James Maule of Melgund, attested in 1665
              2. 2 sons
          10. (2) Andrew Maule of Gourdie / Guildie, 1558, 1565 and 1600 attested, † after July 15, 1624; ∞ Margaret Durham, † after July 15, 1624
            1. Robert, attested in 1624
            2. William, attested in 1624
            3. David
            4. Barbara, ∞ Thomas Wishart of Bondarge
            5. Grisel, ∞ Gilbert Wishart, son of the Laird of Logie
            6. Elizabeth; ∞ Thomas Pearson, son of the Laird of Lochlands
            7. Marjory; ∞ (1) William Nairne, son of David Nairne of Sandford; ∞ (2) April 29, 1652 John Carnegie , Earl of Ethie, 1662 Earl of Northesk , † 1667
          11. (2) William, trader in Edinburgh, citizen of Edinburgh in 1579, attested in 1592 and 1607, † April 19, 1619; ∞ Bethia, † December 22, 1624, daughter of Alexander Guthrie, town clerk of Edinburgh
            1. Marion, ∞ August 30, 1608 Sir Alexander Seaton of Kilcroich, later Lord of Session
            2. Bethia, September 9, 1601 James Murray of Skirling
            3. Margaret, ∞ Sir Archibald Murray of Blackbarony
            4. Eleanor, ∞ September 6, 1610 Alexander Morrison of Prestongrange
            5. Janet; ∞ September 27, 1615 William Oliphant of Kirkhill
            6. Isobel; ∞ (1) James Dundas of Duddingston; ∞ (2) James Hamilton of Parklie
            7. Elizabeth / Beatrix, † 1622; ∞ February 24, 1620 Robert Burnet of Crimond
          12. (2) Marjorie; ∞ Andrew Guthrie of Kingenny
        2. (1) Elizabeth; ∞ Marriage contract June 13, 1507, Alexander Strachan
        3. (1) Isobel; ∞ Henry Ramsay of Panbride
        4. (1) daughter ; ∞ John Liddel of Panlathyne, X 1513 at the Battle of Flodden Field
      2. William of Auchrinnie; ∞ Janet, daughter of John Carnegy, sister of Sir Robert Carnegy of Kinnaird
      3. Isabel; ∞ NN Ramsay of Panbride
    2. (2) William

Maule of Panmure (17th - 19th centuries)

  1. Patrick Maule, 1st Earl of Panmure , born May 29, 1585, † December 22, 1661, August 3, 1646 Earl of Panmure, Lord Brechin and Navar; ∞ (1) Frances, daughter of Sir Edward Stanhope of Grimston; ∞ (2) Mary Waldrum, Queen Henrietta Maria's maid of honor ; ∞ (3) Marriage contract 1638, Mary, daughter of John Erskine, Earl of Mar , widow of William Keith, Earl Marischal - ancestors see above
    1. George Maule, 2nd Earl of Panmure , * 1619, † March 24, 1671, 1661 Earl of Panmure, fought in the Battle of Dunbar (1650) and the Battle of Inverkeithing (1651); ∞ Marriage contract March 7, 1645, Jean Campbell, † before August 20, 1703, daughter of John Campbell, 1st Earl of Loudoun , Lord Chancellor of Scotland
      1. George Maule, 3rd Earl of Panmure (1650–1686), † February 1, 1686, 1671 Earl of Panmure; ∞ Marriage contract December 6, 1677, Jean Fleming, daughter of John, Earl of Wigtown
        1. George, † as a child
      2. James Maule, 4th Earl of Panmure , * 1658, † April 22, 1723 in Paris, 1686 Earl of Panmure, fought in the Battle of Sheriffmuir in 1715, went to France, ostracized and expropriated in 1716; ∞ Margaret Douglas (1660–1731), daughter of William Douglas-Hamilton, Duke of Hamilton and Anne Hamilton, 3rd Duchess of Hamilton
      3. Harry Maule of Kellie, † June 23, 1734, fought in the Battle of Sheriffmuir in 1715, then went to the Netherlands for a short time; ∞ (1) marriage contract March 7, 1695, Mary Fleming, † March 1702, daughter of William, Earl of Wigtown , cousin of Jean Fleming (see above); ∞ (2) marriage contract January 27, 1704, Anna Lindsay, † August 12, 1729, sister of John, Viscount of Garnock , daughter of Patrick Lindsay Crawford of Kilbirnie
        1. (1) George, † young
        2. (1) James, † April 16, 1729
        3. (1) William Maule, 1st Earl Panmure , * 1700, † January 4, 1782, April 6, 1743 1st Earl Panmure , Viscount Maule (Peerage of Ireland), 1770 General
        4. (1) Henrietta, † young
        5. (1) Jean, † April 27, 1760; ∞ (1) marriage contract November 9 and 17, 1726, George, Lord Ramsay, † May 25, 1739, son of William Ramsay, 6th Earl of Dalhousie ; ∞ (2) John Strother Kerr of Littledean
          1. Charles Ramsay, 7th Earl of Dalhousie , * before 1729, † January 24, 1764
          2. George Ramsay, 8th Earl of Dalhousie , * around 1730, † November 4, 1787; ∞ July 30, 1767 Elisabeth Glen, daughter of Andrew Glen
            1. George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie , born October 23, 1770, † March 1, 1838; ∞ 1805 Christina Broun, † 1839
              1. James Broun-Ramsay, 1st Marquess of Dalhousie , born April 22, 1812, † December 19, 1860, 1838 Earl of Dalhousie, 1848-1856 Governor General of British India, 1849 Marquess of Dalhousie
            2. William Ramsay, born October 27, 1771, † April 13, 1852, took name and coat of arms Maule, in 1831 appointed Baron Panmure of Brechin and Navar; ∞ (1) December 1, 1794 Patricia Heron, † May 11, 1821, daughter of Gilbert Gordon of Halleaths; ∞ (2) 1822 Elizabeth, * probably 1799, † June 25, 1867 in Paris, daughter of John William Barton, she married Bonomy Mansell Power of Guernsey in 2nd marriage
              1. (1) Fox Maule , from 1852 2nd Baron Panmure and from 1860 11th Earl of Dalhousie; with his death, the barony of Panmure became extinct.
        6. (2) Patrick, † young
        7. (2) John of Inverlellor, * 1706, † July 2, 1781
        8. (2) Thomas, David, Charles, Margaret, † young
      4. Mary; ∞ (1) April 1674 Charles Erskine, 22nd Earl of Mar , † May 23, 1689; ∞ (2) April 29, 1697 John Erskine, son of Sir Charles Erskine of Alva
    2. Henry, of Balmakellie, † 1667, buried April 8, fought in the Battle of Preston (1648) , the Battle of Dunbar (1650) and the Battle of Worcester (1651); ∞ (1) August 9, 1649 Jean Wemyss, † before May 10, 1662, daughter of John, 1st Earl of Wemyss , widow of Sir Alexander Towers of Garmilton and Inverleith; ∞ (2) Margaret, daughter of Patrick Douglas of Spot
      1. (1) child (ren)
      2. (2) Margaret; ∞ Alexander Cochrane of Barbachlaw
    3. Jean, † November 1685; ∞ Marriage contract October 19, 1637 and January 12, 1638, David Carnegie, later 2nd Earl of Northesk , † 1679
    4. Elizabeth, † October 1659; ∞ (1) after November 1640, John Lyon, 2nd Earl of Kinghorne , † May 12, 1647; ∞ (2) July 30, 1650 George Livingston, 3rd Earl of Linlithgow , † 1690

The Lords of Courtry

  1. Milon de Melun, attested in 1135 and 1153; ∞ NN de Nangis - ancestors see above
    1. Guérin de Melun, attested in 1167
    2. Pierre, Seigneur de Courtry 1168-1185; ∞ Comtesse
      1. Milon de Courtry, attested in 1171 and 1213; ∞ Elisabeth
        1. Pierre de Courtry, Seigneur de Châtel-les-Nangis 1229-1239; ∞ Elisabeth
          1. Milon de Courtry, Écuyer ( squire ) 1240
          2. Pierre du Châtel, Chevalier 1252
          3. Anseau, Chevalier 1252
        2. Jean, Seigneur du Châtel, Chevalier 1236, 1275 attested, † before 1284
          1. Jean du Châtel-les-Nangis, attested in 1303 and 1311; ∞ Agnes de Trainel - offspring
          2. son
          3. several daughters
        3. Simon, Seigneur de Vienne 1236, † after 1292; ∞ Jeanne de Prunay
          1. Jean, Seigneur de Vienne 1302 - offspring
        4. Guillaume de Courtry, Archdeacon of Provins, † 1254
        5. Elisabeth, Dame de Courtry; ∞ Jean d'Andresel, attested before 1235, widower from 1239
        6. Sédile, attested in 1236
      2. Pierre, attested in 1171
      3. Guérin, attested in 1171 and 1219
      4. Anseau, attested in 1202; ∞ Ermengarde
      5. Ferry, 1209 and 1231 attested, † before 1236
      6. Reine and Alix, attested in 1181
      7. Héloise, nun in Le Paraclet
    3. Guy, testified in 1171
    4. Guillaume, attested as Seigneur de Dammartin in 1153 and 1173; ∞ Mathilde
    5. Étienne, attested in 1171
    6. Milon, attested in 1170
    7. Alpais; ∞ Josselin, Vice Count of Melun 1156, † after 1173 - descendants

swell

  • Père Anselme , Histoire généalogique et chronologique , Volume 6, 1730, p. 624 (Marschall) and 625ff (Nemours, La Chapelle-Gauthier, Brecy), and Volume 8, 1733, p. 438f (Chambellans)
  • Joseph Depoin, Cartulaire de l'Abbaye de Saint-Martin de Pontoise , 3rd issue, 1901, p. 270ff: Sur la famille Le Riche
  • Gustave Estournet, Origines des Seigneurs de Nemours , in: Annales de la Société historique et archéologique du Gâtinais , Volume 30, 1912, pp. 1-32
  • Gustave Estournet, Origines des Seigneurs de Nemours, Note rectificative , in: Annales de la Société historique et archéologique du Gâtinais , Volume 30, 1912, pp. 33–156
  • James Balfour Paul, The Scots Peerage , Volume 7, 1910, pp. 1-27

Web links

  • Charles Cawley, Medieval Lands: Seigneurs de Nemours ( online )
  • Charles Cawley, Medieval Lands: Seigneurs de Maule (Le Riche) ( online )
  • Charles Cawley, Medieval Lands: Seigneurs de Villebéon ( online )
  • Étienne Pattou, Les Le Riche: ascension d'une famille à travers des alliances sous les premiers Capétiens , 2003, as of June 19, 2017 ( online )

Remarks

  1. ↑ Pattou, 2003, as of June 19, 2017
  2. ↑ See also the list of the bailiffs of Paris
  3. ↑ Pattou
  4. ↑ For this section cf. Estournet
  5. ↑ in Schwennicke, European Family Tables Volume III.2, (1983) Table 297 "lower origin"
  6. ^ Cawley: † after March 1, 1043
  7. ^ Cawley: † after March 1, 1043
  8. ^ That is, Laferté-sur-Aube
  9. ↑ Père Anselme and Cawley do not give any secure parents, Cawley only a presumed Seigneuer de La Chapelle-Gauthier and his wife Ameline; the filiation here comes from Estournet
  10. ↑ For this section cf. Cawley, Nemours
  11. ↑ Richemond suspects that Gauthier followed his father as chamberlain, but also states that he has not found any document to confirm this
  12. ^ Père Anselme: daughter of Hervé I. de Vierzon and Anne de la Ferté Imbaut
  13. ^ Montfaucon-en-Berry, today part of Villequiers
  14. ↑ cf. Cawley, Maule
  15. ↑ "septem filios et duas filias ... Petrus, Radulfus, Guarinus, Lisiardus, Guido, Ansoldus et Hugo, Maria et Guindesmoth" as children of "Ansoldus Petrii filius" ( Ordericus Vitalis , Liber V, XIX)
  16. ↑ "Peter ... Manliae" married "Adam, Burchardi de Montemorentii neptem et comitis Gisinarum filiam" (Orderic Vitalis, Liber V)
  17. ↑ See Pattou, Les Le Riche, 2017, page 15
  18. ↑ The entire filiation according to The Scots Peerage Volume 7
  19. ^ George Crawford, Lives and Characters, of the Officers ... , p. 259