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Nobility: Nobles
Nobles in:France (Vivarais)
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There were many families of this name that it is not possible to relate to each other. We often meet him at Vivarais, including the following notices. In our archives we find that Messire Claude-Jacques Girard, prior of Ruoms, had his arms registered in 1696. Around 1595, Thomas Girard, lord of Saint-Laurent-les-Bains, married Cécile Bazalgette de Charnève, daughter of Claude, lord d'Auroux, and Claude de Belvezer, including among others: Gaspard, baptized October 26, 1614. August 12, 1613, Clement Mathieu, married Cécile Girard, daughter of Thomas, sieur de Saint-Laurent. Present: Me François Gébellin, notary of Langogne, who received the marriage (Parish register of Saint-Laurent-les-Bains from 1612-1615, poured in 1906 to the Departmental Archives of Ardèche by Mr. Ch. Le Gras, d 'Avignon). On February 23, 1644, Honorade, alias Léonarde Girard, lady of Saint-Laurent, married Jean de La Motte-Chalendar. She is said to be the daughter of Abraham. Around 1660, damoiselle Claude, made a donation in favor of damoiselle Léonarde Girard, her sister, wife of noble Jean de La Motte, lord of Saint-Laurent-les-Bains. Noble René de Chalabrueysse, sieur de la Saigne, son of Christophe de Chalabrueysse de Galimard and Marguerite de Chalendar de la Motte, married, on July 19, 1685, Marguerite Girard, daughter of the late Thomas and Jeanne Pascal, of the town of Joyeuse . René Chalabrueysse de la Saigne lived in Jouyeuse, la Souche and Saint-Laurent-les-Bains. It is difficult to establish to which of these two families, the one that precedes or the one that follows, belongs the owner of the arms listed in the Armorial of 1696. Around 1660, the Sieur Jean Vincent, de Largentière, married Damoiselle Isabeau de Girard, from Bourg-Saint-Andéol. Around the same time, Captain Jean-Jacques Girard made a donation in favor of his daughter Isabeau. In the second half of the 17th century, the Sieur Jean-Charles Girard, son of Me Andéol, royal notary, married Damoiselle Jeanne-Marie Désarmes, from the town of Bourg-Saint-Andéol. Nicolas Girard, mayor of Bourg-Saint-Andéol, attended the States of Languedoc, 18th century (Archives de l'Hérault). ...
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BlazonGiral
1. Coat of arms of family: Giral
Language of the text: Français
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