- François-Emmanuel
Toulongeon or François
Emmanuel d'Emskerque,
vicomte de
Toulongeon (3
December 1748 - 23
December 1812) was a
French politician and historian...
- (1632 – 1684) Jean
Baptiste de
Toulongeon (1677 – 1703) Jean
Francois de
Toulongeon (1702 – 1784) Jean René de
Toulongeon (1739 – 1794) The
Vergy family...
- Théodore
Chevignard de Chavigny,
Count of
Toulongeon and
Baron of
Uchon (born 1687; died 1771) was a
French aristocrat and diplomat. The
eldest son of...
- in his
pursuit of gallantry. In 1643 he
married a cousin,
Gabrielle de
Toulongeon, and for a
short time he left the army. But in 1645 he
succeeded to his...
- Guibert's
Journal d'un
voyage en
Allemagne was published, with a memoir, by
Toulongeon (Paris, 1803). His Défense du système de
guerre moderne, a
reply to his...
-
Picards and a
small contingent of English,
under the
command of
Antoine de
Toulongeon [fr], the
Marshal of the Duke of Burgundy. Duke René had
support from...
- morning. The
combined English and
Burgundian forces were led by Jean de
Toulongeon,
Thomas Montacute, 4th Earl of Salisbury, with Lord
Willoughby as second...
-
Corneille (died
circa 1428) Cornelia, **** of Burgundy,
married André de
Toulongeon, Lord of
Mornay and Saint-Aubin (died 1432, Palestine) Catherine, ****...
- The
fault lies with my ministers. A
letter from Hippolyte-Jean-René de
Toulongeon (fr) is
produced that
indicates Louis's
approval of his
emigration to...
- Dutch. In 1679,
Philibert succeeded his
elder brother Henri,
count of
Toulongeon, who died unmarried. Thereafter, he
called himself "Comte de Gramont"...
