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| 1 | Arrived at Bourbon on a forban ship in November 1695 - VICTOR RIVERAIN known as "Tourangeau", son of Victor Riverain and Hélène Guignon ", was born in Tours around 1661. From a good family, he knew how to read and write, and even Latin; he had learned the trade of engraver, this which required at the time that he know the coat of arms. After leading the life of a filibuster, he landed at Bourbon in November 1695, from an English ship commanded by the pirate Avery. Seven months later, he married the June 12, 1696, with Marguerite Dailleau, who was only fourteen years old, when he was 36. On December 25, 1700, he obtained a concession of land in Rivière-Saint-Jean and built a "house". He resided there in 1705 and cultivated there "wheat, rice, millet, bananas, tobacco and vegetables." He also acquired "another considerable piece of land at Rivière-des-Roches" on the shore. right-currently "Beauvallon" - large enough to breed "1,500 pigs and as many oxen" On August 23, 1706, Victor Riverain sold his property in Rivière-des-Roches to Samson Le Beau "for the price and sum of forty ecus" paid in cash; that was the price of "40 tobacco andouilles" claimed Antoine Boucher. If the "Tourangeau" thus got rid of this immense land at a low price, it was to come and live "at the platform of the Saint-Denis River" - currently "the Redoubt" - for which it had obtained the concession. When the Company, on February 17, 171 wrote to Parat to reserve for the Governors, among other lands "the platform of Saint-Denis" and not to grant it at any cost, Antoine Boucher replied in an enigmatic way, in his Mémoire d 'Observations, that there was "no risk of banishing the owner. We know enough, he said, without me explaining, how this concession was made". It was an ideal place "for raising cattle, and where they are safe from fear of being plundered, and where one is always sure to find them, in need; because this platform, however graceful it is , is steep on all sides ". Moreover, it was "a very fajte fortress", easy to defend, where Antoine Boucher would have liked to place the house of the Governors and the stores of the Company. Victor Riverain, at the "Platform", raised oxen, sheep and horses, reserving his land from the Saint-Jean River to Sainte-Suzanne for crops: rice, corn, bananas, sugar cane , potatoes and tobacco. On May 6, 1708, he made a contract with the Company, represented by the Director Hébert, passing through Bourbon. He undertook to cultivate and fashion tobacco, helped by six slaves that the Company placed at his disposal. He would keep 25% of the production in payment. Victor Riverain set to work on July 1, 1708, but the clearest result of the enterprise was that the slaves, loaned to him, tired of being mistreated, fled by stealing a canoe. The "Tourangeau" had to terminate his contract on August 12 for the benefit of Jean Arnoult who fulfills it until August 1, 1711. Victor Riverain died on March 20, 1713, leaving his wife widowed with three daughters. In the inventory of his property, drawn up on March 23, 1713, are books, including Virgil, the works of Racine and Molière, the Bible. Father BARASSIN | RIVERAIN, Victor dit Tourangeau (I509123)
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| 2 | "April 6, 1831 Marriage Contract at Bonnefin ROLANDO - LACONFOURQUE were present Francois Adolphe ROLANDO contractor of PL civil buildings, widower with a child of Miss Jeanne BERTILLIE and Dlle Coralie LACONFOURQUE rue Royale PL at her brother's house, Creole of this ille, legally recognized natural adult daughter of Jerome LACONFOURQUE trader and of the late Dlle Jeanne RENETTE" INFORMATION FROM MARIE-HELENE LETELLIER-OLIVER IN MAURITIUS, FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: | ROLANDO, François Adolphe (I210)
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| 3 | "April 6, 1831 Marriage Contract at Bonnefin ROLANDO - LACONFOURQUE were present Francois Adolphe ROLANDO contractor of PL civil buildings, widower with a child of Miss Jeanne BERTILLIE and Dlle Coralie LACONFOURQUE rue Royale PL at her brother's house, Creole of this ille, legally recognized natural adult daughter of Jerome LACONFOURQUE trader and of the late Dlle Jeanne RENETTE" INFORMATION FROM MARIE-HELENE LETELLIER-OLIVER IN MAURITIUS, FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: | LACONFOURGUE, Coralie (I211)
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| 4 | "April 6, 1831 Marriage Contract at Bonnefin ROLANDO - LACONFOURQUE were present Francois Adolphe ROLANDO contractor of PL civil buildings, widower with a child of Miss Jeanne BERTILLIE and Dlle Coralie LACONFOURQUE rue Royale PL at her brother's house, Creole of this ille, legally recognized natural adult daughter of Jerome LACONFOURQUE trader and of the late Dlle Jeanne RENETTE" INFORMATION FROM MARIE-HELENE LETELLIER-OLIVER IN MAURITIUS, FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: | RENETTE, Jeanne (I1351)
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| 5 | "April 6, 1831 Marriage Contract at Bonnefin ROLANDO - LACONFOURQUE were present Francois Adolphe ROLANDO contractor of PL civil buildings, widower with a child of Miss Jeanne BERTILLIE and Dlle Coralie LACONFOURQUE rue Royale PL at her brother's house, Creole of this ille, legally recognized natural adult daughter of Jerome LACONFOURQUE trader and of the late Dlle Jeanne RENETTE" INFORMATION FROM MARIE-HELENE LETELLIER-OLIVER IN MAURITIUS, FROM THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: | LACONFOURQUE, Jerome (I1350)
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| 6 | "LEON JOSEPH COUTANCEAU was associated with the Manufacture, erection, and maintenance of sugar-factory machinery during the whole of his career, and was well known as a prominent technician in the primary industry of Mauritius, where he was born in 1886. After attending the Royal College in that island, he studied civil and mechanical engineering at the City and Guilds Institute, South Kensington, obtaining the College Diploma of Associateship in 1909. On the completion of a year's practical training in the foundry and gas engine department of the British Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Ltd., at Manchester, he returned to Mauritius and began his professional career with the post of engineer to the St. Antoine Sugar Estate. Subsequently, for a brief period, he assisted the chief engineer of the Government railways on new construction. From 1913 to the end of his career he was closely associated with the firm of Messrs. Tardieu and Company, Ltd., and its successor, Messrs. Forges Tardieu, Ltd., makers of sugar machinery. After occupying the position of assistant engineer for seven years, he was made engineer and managing director. On the amalgamation of his firm with Les Forges et Fonderies de Maurice, Ltd., in 1931, he continued to hold these joint appointments until his death, which occurred at Lee-on-Solent, Hants, while he was recuperating from illness, on 4th November 1946. Mr. Coutanceau had been a Member of the Institution since 1934. In addition he was an Associate Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers." | COUTANCEAU, Jean Léon Joseph (I506221)
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| 7 | "There is, in the extract Baptistere du sieur de Maudave, an error in the mother's name: because it is agreed, that the wife of Louis Henry Feyderbe de Maudave be called Marie Anne de Maudave. She bears the same name, which her husband bore, a singularity which is not strange. But in the extract Baptistere, Louis Denis, it is the one in question, is said "son of. Sieur Louis Henry Feyderbe, & de Demoisele Marie Anne Courtois, born of legitimate marriage, on March 12, baptized the same New Year's Day 1686. Sieur Louis Rigoine had for Parain, & Demoisele Anne le Maitre for Maraine. " Here is a child born of a legitimate marriage. The Baptistere extract attests to this; & the mother's proper name is not, that of the father's wife, It is her name of baptism, Marie Anne: but it is Courtois, instead of Maudave." | FAYD'HERBE DE MAUDAVE, Louis Denis (I97)
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| 8 | 1750 is a French naval officer of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. He served under the reigns of Louis XIV and Louis XV and ended his military career with the rank of vice-admiral commander of the Levantine fleet. He becomes assistant-major on May 20 of the following year. He joined the corps of naval officers as a lieutenant in 1691 and was promoted captain of the frigate in 1693. In 1696 he became the master of an enemy frigate, 4 and in the same year he received a certificate as captain of the ship. On this occasion he commanded the Rubis, a 56-gun line vessel, in the vanguard commanded by the Vice Admiral, the Marquis de Villette-Mursay. In 1730, he was promoted to Lieutenant-General of the Naval Forces and appointed Navy Commander in Toulon the following year. He arrived in this city in December 1737 and took his command in early 1738, the bailiff of Vastan who exercised then being his junior in the Navy. He was commander of the royal and military order of Saint-Louis on January 1, 1745, and received a pension of 4,000 livres. | DE SALABERRY, Vincent (I505042)
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| 9 | 2 Marias listed as children for parents. Unsure which Maria is which. | DE JESUS, Maria (I506731)
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| 10 | 2 possibilities https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php?id=464023 https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php?id=464023 | GONçALVES, Manuel (I552)
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| 11 | 2 possible marriage record options: https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php?id=460612 https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php?id=460514 | CORREIA, Domingas (I1164)
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| 12 | 2 possible marriage record options: https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php?id=460612 https://abm.madeira.gov.pt/pesquisa/casamento/index.php?id=460514 | CALDEIRA, Lourenco (I1163)
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| 13 | 2 possible record options: António Gonçalves Serrão Maria de Ponte Paróquia dos Prazeres 1875 4983 6-6 v.º Or António Gonçalves Serrão Maria de Ponte Paróquia dos Prazeres 1862 4970 5-5 v.º | DE PONTE, Maria (I838)
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| 14 | 2 possible record options: António Gonçalves Serrão Maria de Ponte Paróquia dos Prazeres 1875 4983 6-6 v.º Parents: Caetano Goncalves Serrao and Maria Gomes married in 1820 in Prazeres - MF792 Or António Gonçalves Serrão Maria de Ponte Paróquia dos Prazeres 1862 4970 5-5 v.º Sebastião Gonçalves Serrão and Maria Rodrigues married in Prazeres in 1817 - MF 792 | GONCALVES SERRÃO, Antonio (I837)
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| 15 | 3 generations list on Manuel Pereira de Leandros (son) baptism Parents: Manuel Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Paternal: domingos Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Maternal: Jose Goncalves Pedro and Francisca Pita | PEREIRA DE LEANDRO, Manuel (I508148)
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| 16 | 3 generations list on Manuel Pereira de Leandros (son) baptism Parents: Manuel Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Paternal: domingos Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Maternal: Jose Goncalves Pedro and Francisca Pita | PEREIRA DE LEANDRO, Manuel (I506917)
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| 17 | 3 generations list on Manuel Pereira de Leandros (son) baptism Parents: Manuel Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Paternal: domingos Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Maternal: Jose Goncalves Pedro and Francisca Pita | DE JESUS, Maria (I506918)
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| 18 | 3 generations list on Manuel Pereira de Leandros (son) baptism Parents: Manuel Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Paternal: domingos Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Maternal: Jose Goncalves Pedro and Francisca Pita | PEREIRA LEANDRO, Domingos (I242)
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| 19 | 3 generations list on Manuel Pereira de Leandros (son) baptism Parents: Manuel Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Paternal: domingos Pereira Leandro and Maria de Jesus Maternal: Jose Goncalves Pedro and Francisca Pita | DE JESUS, Maria (I243)
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| 20 | https://books.google.com.au/books?id=CmFDAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA435&lpg=PA435&dq=Isabelle+d%27IRUMBERRY&source=bl&ots=KyH-TxljQI&sig=ACfU3U0a-qysJyPrOkJVmn5Mq9x617QmKw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiz0bG2ydniAhVCVH0KHT86DS8Q6AEwDXoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=Isabelle%20d'IRUMBERRY&f=false 5o1, Clara de Larramendi, eldest daughter of Dom Fernando, lord of Larramendi, of the place of Juxie, in the land of O stabarre. His children were, 1. JEAN, following. 2. Irumberry Stone; & thirteen living girls in 1533. | D'IRUMBERRY, Jean (I501193)
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| 21 | https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=3plcAAAAcAAJ&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA467 ouzet in the Parish of Giat, Election of Riom; and for Sister, Caterine de la Roche, married in first marriage with Magdelin DE BARD, & in second weddings, the 1st. December, 1684, with Hubert DE BOSSONON, Squire, Lord of Chaslus, and all three of them being children of Joseph de la Roche, II. of the name, Squire, Lord of Rouzet, of Giat, & c. and Gabrielle DE LA BLANCHIssE, whom he married on February 23, 1648. daughter of Mathieu de la Blanchisse, Lord of Beauvezeis, Laudan, Grandval, & c. & from Géneviéve DU BosT-DE CoDIGNAc; That said Joseph de la Roche, was maintained in his nobility since the year 1511 | DE LA ROCHE DU RONZET, Jean (I505013)
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| 22 | https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Person/146246/Mr_Petrus_Wilhelemus_Benjamin_Britz/?fbclid=IwAR1DRW5QyCF6XRIk2ineKQgtve9nLwDIthdekC9X4VWynoGLW6RVnS8j6os | BRITZ, susanna wilhelmina (I502291)
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| 23 | https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Person/146248/Master_Johannes_Petrus_Britz/ | BRITZ, Johannes Petrus (I507603)
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| 24 | https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Person/146249/Master_Henning_Petrus_Jonathan_Britz___i_Hendrik_P__i__/ | BRITZ, Henning Petrus Jonathan (I507604)
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| 25 | https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Person/146251/Master_Petrus_Wilhelemus_Benjamin_Britz___i_Petrus_W___i__/ | BRITZ, Petrus Wilhelemus Benjamin (I507605)
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| 26 | https://www2.lib.uct.ac.za/mss/bccd/Person/146252/Master_Barend_Hendrik_Britz___i_Barend_H___i__/ | BRITZ, Barend Hendrik (I507606)
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| 27 | Joseph was mentioned in "Histoire de la Ville de Curepipe: notes et anecdotes" by Charles Giblot Ducray, 1957, in the Appendice entitled " Note supplémentaire sur le premier hotel de Curepipe." He was the notary officiating at the sale of the Hotel Union of Curepipe by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Goss to Miss Thérèse Rey on 2nd April 1842. Two years after his own marriage, his cousin's daughter, Hélène Anne Léonice Giblot du Cray, married his wife's brother, Auguste Alfred. p;n=giblot+ducray | GIBLOT DU CRAY, Joseph Marie Rosemond (I503046)
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| 28 | Lord de Bergerac ca 1200-1254 | RUDEL, Helie (I505137)
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| 29 | lord of Bergerac | RUDEL, Hélie I (I501125)
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| 30 | lord of Comarque | RUDEL, Gaillarde (I505135)
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| 31 | Lord of Fachenvert, Baron of Unienville, See Legion of Honor (Knight) | MARRIER D'UNIENVILLE, Marie Claude Antoine (I501178)
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| 32 | lord of Gensac | DE GENSAC, Guilhem Raimon III (I502019)
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| 33 | Lord of Lamothe | DE BOULOC, Comte VII Joseph (I500964)
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| 34 | lord of Larramendi =CmFDAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA435&lpg=PA435&dq=Isabelle+d%27IRUMBERRY&source=bl&ots=KyH-TxljQI&sig=ACfU3U0a-qysJyPrOkJVmn5Mq9x617QmKw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiz0bG2ydniAhVCVH0KHT86DS8Q6AEwDXoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=Isabelle%20d'IRUMBERRY&f=false | DE LARRAMENDY, Dom Fernando (I505059)
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| 35 | lord of San Per 9x617QmKw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiz0bG2ydniAhVCVH0KHT86DS8Q6AEwDXoECAkQAQ#v=onepage&q=Isabelle%20d'IRUMBERRY&f=false | DE SAN-PER, Dom Leonardo (I505058)
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| 36 | lord of Serres and Tissonières, fourth son of noble Philibert de Murat, lord of Rochemaure, and Gabrielle of Sailhant. p?Nom_chateau=Arches | DE MURAT, Gabriel (I505106)
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| 37 | Marie-Poncette Morel, daughter of Viscount Claude Morel, lord of Boistiroux, first president of the sovereign council of Arches and Charleville, advisor State and steward | DE MOREL DE BOISTIROUX, Claude (I505045)
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| 38 | Military Title | TEIXEIRA, Manuel (I506294)
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| 39 | n 1346, he had paid tribute to another part of Montfort to the commander of Carlat. Galéane de Bort de Pierrefitte is married to Guillaume de Las Vaisses when she makes her will in Montfort. Guillaume de Las Vaisses still lives in the castle of Montfort in 1361. Gabrielle de Battut, lady of Montfort, wife in 1527 Gabriel de Murat, lord of Serres and Tissonières, fourth son of noble Philibert de Murat, lord of Rochemaure, and Gabrielle of Sailhant. He paid tribute to the king in 1540 and was father of: Bertrand de Murat-Montfort, lord of Montfort, who married in 1575 Catherine de Lévy, including at least one son: Claude de Murat-Montfort wife in 1599 Jacqueline de Sartiges, daughter of Pierre, lord of Lavandès, and Antoinette de Roux. François de Murat-Montfort married in 1647 Antoinette de Pélamourgues, Charles de Murat-Montfort, he was replaced by Bertrand d'Humières, and he was recalled in 1693 by Antoine de Murat-Montfort, major at the Régiment d'Orléans-dragons, is Lord of Montfort in 1747. Without children, he gives Montfort to his nephew Guillaume d'Humières, his son, is a major in the regiment of Orleans-dragons, he had two sons of his marriage with Marie-Louise de Leygonie. The eldest, Pierre-François-Joseph, married in 1777 the daughter of Charles Joseph de Saint Martial, Baron of Conros, and continued the lineage of the lords of Montfort. His grandson, François Victor Joseph Léon, Count of Humières, was expropriated from Montfort and was awarded on October 19, 1894 to Pierre Lafon, whose family still owned it in 1936. p. 390 | DE MURAT, Philibert (I500609)
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| 40 | need to confirm death year | DREYER, Petronella Louisia (I507550)
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| 41 | Need to validate birth and death dates - consistency issues | BRITZ, Maria Magdelena (I507642)
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| 42 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 233 | DE MONTCLAR, Maurinot (I501119)
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| 43 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 233 | DE SAINT-MAIXENT, Antoinette (I501120)
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| 44 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 233 | DE BORT, Aigline (I501122)
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| 45 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 233 | DE MONTCLAR, Rigaud (I505134)
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| 46 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 233 >ntclar et Mouleydier | RUDEL DE MONTCLAR, Bernard (I501121)
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| 47 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 234 | DE MONTCLAR, Astorg (I505131)
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| 48 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 234 | DE MONTCLAR, Étienne (I505132)
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| 49 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 234 | DE MONTCLAR, Pierre (I505133)
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| 50 | Nobiliary of Auvergne - t 4 - Bouillet (1851) p. 234 of Darsac./p> | DE MONTCLAR, Pierre (I501117)
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