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Last name: Rosmadec

Dossier: 660705
Type:Heraldic Traces
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Language of the text: Français
Nobility: Famille Noble - Chevaliers - Seigneurs
Nobles in:France (Landévennec)
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Heraldic Traces :
Rosmadec


Français
Nobility crown RosmadecCette ancienne maison, alliée à celles du Pont-l'Abbé, du Chastellier, Tivarlen, Quélenec, la Chapelle, du Chastel, Beaumanoir, Montmorency, Rieux, Budes, Goulaine, remonte à Rivoalon, époux d'Eléonore de Léon, qui firent une fondation à Landévennec en 1191; Hervé, fils des précédents, se croisa en 1235 et épousa Alix de Ploësquellec; Guillaume, tué à la bataille de Saint-James de Beuvron en 1426; Yves, évêque de Rennes, mort en 1347; Bertrand, évêque de Cornouaille en 1416, auquel on doit la reconstruction de sa cathédrale, mort en 1445; Sébastien, abbé de Paimpont et évêque de Vannes, mort en 1646; Charles, abbé du Tronchet, évêque de Vannes, puis archevêque de Tours, mort en 1672; des chambellans, des ducs, des capitaines de cinquante et cent hommes d'armes d'ordonnances; six chevaliers de l'ordre depuis 1568; des lieutenants-généraux pour le Roi en Basse-Bretagne, des gouverneurs de Dinan et Quimper, dont l'un blessé à l'attaque du fort des Espagnols à Crozon en 1594. La branche aînée éteinte en 1700 en la personne de Sébastien, époux de Catherine de Scorailles, sœur de la duchesse de Fontanges; sa succession fut recueillie par Anne de Rosmadec, sa tante, mariée à René le Sénéchal de Carcado, et par Marie-Renée de Rosmadec, aussi sa tante, mariée à Isaac, marquis de la Paluelle, père et mère de Charlotte de la Paluelle, mariée en 1676 à Gaspard-Claude Carbonnel, marquis de Canisy, d'où le marquisat de Rosmadec, continué sous le nom de Pontcroix en 1719 a passé successivement aux Brancas puis aux d'Escoubleau. La dernière branche en 1784 en la personne de Michel Anne Sébastien, marquis de Goulaine. ...

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Coat of arms of family Rosmadec

Language of the text: Français

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