-
before taking office. Marc-Hyacinthe de
Rosmadec was the
second son of Sébastien de
Rosmadec,
marquis de
Rosmadec and
seigneur du Plexis-Josso, and of Julienne...
- Bretagne's
three sons, the
crest of
Jeanne de France,
Guillaume de
Rosmadec,
Bertrand de
Rosmadec, the
barons of Névet with the
motto "Pérag?" "Pourquoi?" and...
- personally. In 1642,
during a
pastoral visitation,
Bishop Sébastien de
Rosmadec (1622–1646)
issued an set of
statutes for the diocese. On 4 June 1648,...
-
lords of Pont-Croix, then
their allies and
descendants from the
House of
Rosmadec, it is an
example of the
patronage of the
local Breton aristocracy, and...
-
Succession in the 14th century, it p****ed next by a
powerful alliance to the
Rosmadec family and
served as a
residence for
dignitaries such as a bishop, sénéchaux...
- 1641)
Victor Le
Bouthillier (21 May 1641 – 12
November 1670)
Charles de
Rosmadec (1671–1672)
Michel Amelot de
Gournay 1673–1687
Claude de
Saint George (1687–1693)...
-
general for the
fourth time. On 4
January 1702 Marc-Hyacinthe,
marquis de
Rosmadec was
named to
replace Desnotz, but he died on his ship in
Havana before...
- 27 Rosay-sur-Lieurre 1680 Frémont (de)
Rosmadec* (or Pont-Croix 1)
Bretagne 29 Pont-Croix 1608 or 1618
Rosmadec (de)
Extinct 1700
Rosny Île-de-France 78...
- been
variously identified with
Eleanor of Léon,
later wife of
Riwallon of
Rosmadec or
Enoguen "Gwen" (Gallicised into Jeanne),
later wife of
Andrew II, Baron...
-
Beuvron without fatality, but Montmorency-Bouteville's second, François de
Rosmadec,
Comte de Chappelles,
dueled and
killed Beuvron's second, the
Marquis de...
