- barber-surgeon. He
continued his
education in
Paris as a
student of
Georges Mareschal (1658–1736), who was chief-surgeon at the Hôpital de la Charité. Afterwards...
-
Pierre Mareschal is a
French cinematographer for television. "Pierre
MARESCHAL" (in French). Notrecinema.com.
Retrieved August 1, 2015.
Description Rules...
- May 1219), also
called William the
Marshal (Norman French:
Williame li
Mareschal, French:
Guillaume le Maréchal), was an Anglo-Norman
soldier and statesman...
- of a
medieval knight to be written,
called L'Histoire de
Guillaume le
Mareschal, in
honour of his father.
William was born in
Normandy probably during...
-
Georges Mareschal (8
April 1658,
Calais – 13
December 1736, Château de Bièvres) was a
French surgeon. In 1707 he was ennobled, and was
known as Georges...
- not in use.
Pierre Charles Mareschal claimed to have
invented it in 1780, what he
called the Lira Anacreòntica.
Mareschal was a
prominent French luthier...
-
Marshal li
Mareschal (Norman), le
Marechal (French)
Family of
Earls and
Marshals Arms of
William Marshal, 1st Earl of
Pembroke Country England Etymology...
- columns. The Hôtel
Mareschal belonged to an
important Besançon family, the
Mareschal family.
Burnt down on 4 June 1516,
Guillaume Mareschal had it rebuilt...
- in Ulster. He was the
governor of
Olderfleet Castle,
mareschal of Carrickfergus,
provost mareschal of Ulster, and
represented County Antrim in the Irish...
-
April 2 -
Pierre Pomet,
French pharmacist (died 1699)
April 8 -
Georges Mareschal,
French surgeon (died 1736)
unknown date –
Nicolas Andry,
French physician...
