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Barbery

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Former family from St-Didier en Velay. Among the most famous members of this family are: Jacques and Richard, included in the safe-conduct given by King Edward II to the Count of Richemont and those of his company in 1324; Guillaume, crossbowman, and Alain, squire in a watch from 1378; Jean, armed for the recovery of the person of the duke in 1420, married to Sybille Pilguen; master Yves, son of the previous one, husband of Marguerite de Kersulguen, owned a noble hotel free from excavations, in 1443, parish of Plounévez; Jean and Perrot, armed for the deliverance of the duke, in the watch of the Lord of Rieux in 1420; Jean and the Guillaume deguerpie, non-contributors, reform of 1427, parish of Caden; Jean, ennobled by letters of grace from the Duke, reformation of 1448, parish of Cohazé-Pontivy; Raoulet, appeared letters of franchise verified at the chancellery, reformation of 1448, parish of Ruffiac; Hamon, adviser to the Grands-Jours de Bretagne and abbot of Saint-Mathieu in 1533; René, knight of Saint-Michel, in 1612, husband of Françoise de Quélen, including another René, married in 1627 to Françoise de Parcevaux, lady of Mezarnou; a knight of Malta in 1742; two canons, counts of Lyon, one of whom was abbot of Ardorel, in the diocese of Castres in 1761. The elder branch melted down in 1689 in Coëtanscours, then in 1755 Kersauzon, and the marquisate of Kerjan was subsequently possessed by the Brilhac family. , the Forsanz and the Coëtgoureden; the branch of Trouzilit melted in 1510 in Carné. A first bailiff at the Maupeou parliament in 1771.

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