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Tournebu (French pronunciation: [tuʁnəby] ) is a
former commune in the
Calvados department in the
Normandy region in
northwestern France. On 1 January...
- Saint-Germain-de-Livet, now open to the public, was
built by the
Tournebu (later
Tournebu-de-Livet)
family between 1561 and 1578.
Communes of the Calvados...
- Château de Saint-Germain-de-Livet in Saint-Germain-de-Livet Château de
Tournebu in
Tournebu Château de
Vendeuvre in
Vendeuvre Château de
Versainville in Versainville...
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Chateau of
Bazenville at Rue de la
Grotte (17th century) The
Manor of
Tournebu at Rue des
Noyaux (17th century) A Worker's
House at
Route de Villiers-le-Sec...
- Auvillars,
Saint Aubin de Salona, and
Barneville who
married Robert de
Tournebu,
Baron de la Motte-Cesny, Grimbosc, etc. at the
beginning of the 14th century...
-
Montchrestien came
under the
protection of François Thésart,
baron de
Tournebu and des Essarts, and
became the
valet of Thésart's
children (allowing him...
- King
Louis IX at Bernay. He
agrees to the request, made by
Richard de
Tournebu to the king, to
build a
chapel in his
castle of Aubevoie. He died on April...
- (1286-1297) Jean
Aicelin (1298-1301)
Bishops of
Coutances Normandy Guillaume de
Tournebu (1184-1202)
Vivien de L'Étang (1202-1208)
Hugues de
Morville (1208-1238)...
- poem
entitled La Puce (using a
Latinized version of his name: Odet de
Tournebu) and
twelve sonnets entitled Sonets sur les
ruines de
Luzignan addressed...
- de Pellevé
family 1404–1547 de
Grosparmy family 1396–1404
Guillaume de
Tournebu 1320–1396
Robert III d'Harcourt
Robert IV d'Harcourt
Robert V d'Harcourt...
