-
Bertrand de
Blanchefort (or Blanquefort), (c. 1109 – 13
January 1169) was the
sixth Grand Master of the
Knights Templar, from 1156
until his
death in...
- Créquy, ca. 1575 to 17
March 1638, was the only
child of
Antoine de
Blanchefort (ca. 1545–1575), and Chrétienne d’Aguerre (1556–1611), lady-in-waiting...
- François de
Blanchefort de Créquy,
later Marquis de
Marines (2
October 1629 – 3
February 1687), was a 17th-century
French noble and soldier, who served...
- died on 17
January 1156, in
Jerusalem and was
succeeded by
Bertrand de
Blanchefort. Read,
Piers Paul (1999). The Templars. p. 101. Bouchard,
Constance Brittain...
- of the expedition.
After the
death of
their Grand Master Bertrand de
Blanchefort in
January 1169,
Amalric pressured them to
elect Philip in his place...
- Guy de
Blanchefort (1446–1513) was the 42nd
Grand Master of the
Knights Hospitaller from 1512 to 1513. When
Grandmaster Emery d'Amboise died in 1512,...
- in the
imperfect list of the
abbots of Ferrières is that of
Louis de
Blanchefort, who in the 15th
century almost entirely restored the
abbey after it...
-
Master (1476–1503)
Emery d'Amboise,
Grand Master (1503–1512) Guy de
Blanchefort,
Grand Master (1512–1513)
Fabrizio del Carretto,
Grand Master (1513–1521)...
-
Charles III de
Blanchefort-Créquy,
sieur de
Blanchefort,
prince de Poix, duc de Créquy (24
March 1624 – 13
February 1687) was a
French peer and soldier...
- Aire
noble houses. The
Crequy family originated the
noble houses of
Blanchefort, Bonne, Ricey, Blécourt, Canaples, Bernieulles, Hesmond, Tilly, Heilly...
