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Montendre (French pronunciation: [mɔ̃tɑ̃dʁ]) is a
commune in the Charente-Maritime
department in
southwestern France. In 1972
Montendre absorbed the former...
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numerous other titles and roles,
including Marquises of (i)
Montendre (§ Marquises of
Montendre), (ii) Barbezieux, (iii) Surgères (§ Marquis of Surgères)...
- Aouba, Auba, Berger,
Blanc de Cadillac, Cadillac, Caoba,
Castillone à
Montendre, Frontignan,
Frontignan des Charentes,
Grand Blanc, Gros Montils, Meslier...
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August 1739 and was
buried in
Westminster Abbey. A new stone,
quarried in
Montendre and
brought to
London at the
expense of the
present Duc de La Rochefoucauld-Doudeauville...
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California 1991 Judy
Frazier Lathrop,
Missouri 1992
Laurel Fortuner Montendre,
France 1993 Wm. W. "Buddy"
Ocheltree Port Townsend,
Washington 1994 Larry...
- Auba, Berger,
Blanc de Cadillac, Burger, Cadillac, Caoba,
Castillone à
Montendre, Frontignan,
Frontignan des Charentes,
Grand Blanc, Gros Montils, Meslier...
- (1338–1345), died of
exposure Jeanne (1340–?),
married Jean Harpedanne, Lord of
Montendre IV's
successor Jeanne at one
point took
Olivier to
court with
regard to...
- Villebois-Lavalette Charente-Maritime (17)
Aulnay •
Broue •
Fouras • l'Isleau •
Montendre •
Montguyon • Nieul-lès-Saintes • Pons •
Rioux • La Rochecourbon...
- Meschers-sur-Gironde
Messac Meursac Meux Migré
Migron Mirambeau Moëze Mons
Montendre Montguyon Montils Montlieu-la-Garde Montpellier-de-Médillan
Montroy Moragne...
- Oct 1865 Thérèse O'Tard de la Grange-Keith (Cognac 23
January 1844 –
Montendre 2
November 1915) He was
succeeded by his grandson: Napoléon Jean Jules...
