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Offemont (French pronunciation: [ɔfmɔ̃]) is a
commune in the
Territoire de
Belfort department in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté in
northeastern France. Wikimedia...
- Orléans
chose his chamberlains,
alternating between the
lords of
Blaru and
Offemont. The
influence of the
dukes is
apparent even in Louis'
buying habits: he...
- Clermont-Nesle (c. 1255 – 11 July 1302) was a
Marshal of France,
Seigneur (Lord) of
Offemont jure uxoris, and
possibly of Ailly,
Maulette and Breteuil. He
might have...
- Strasbourg. It was
built of red
sandstone excavated from the
quarry at
Offemont,
three kilometres from Belfort.
Although the
church opened for worship...
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Menoncourt Meroux-Moval Méziré
Montbouton Montreux-Château
Morvillars Novillard Offemont Pérouse Petit-Croix
Petitefontaine Petitmagny Phaffans Réchésy Recouvrance...
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important governmental and high-ranking
positions such as the
Seigneur of
Offémont and Villiers,
councillor of State,
Master of Requests, the
Civil Lieutenant...
- Saint-Venant (died 1360),
Marshal of
France in 1344 Guy II de Nesle, Lord of
Offémont and of
Mello (died 1352),
Marshal of
France in 1345 Édouard I de Beaujeu...
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Paris and Île-de-France,
married (1524)
Charlotte d'Humières, lady of
Offemont and Encre,
daughter of Jean, Lord of Humières, and of Françoise Le Josne...
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belonging to Montmorency, the
others being Thoré, Mello, La Rochepot,
Offémont and Châteaubriant. The
royal family would occasionally stay at his châteaux...
- I of
Clermont (c. 1255 – 1302),
Marshal of France,
Seigneur (Lord) of
Offemont Guy I,
Count of
Blois (died 1342) Guy I of Gibelet, of the
Embriaco family...
