Written in patronymic order and according to the archives of the old parliaments, HOZIER's manuscripts and the works of authors.

Volume 2

In heraldryon blazon is a description identifying its holder, which can be represented on a ecua armoura banner or a tabar. It is also referred to asweaponss, the coat of arms designating the shield and its external ornaments. The coat of arms is a sign of recognition of the individual or his family, particularly used by knights in the Middle Ages. However, this symbol is not reserved for them: in France, it is not necessary to be from the nobility to create a coat of arms. Commoners created coats of arms from the beginning of the xiii^e centurythe bourgeoisie being imitated by the simple peasants from the xiv^e century. Cities also create them, as do certain administrations and corporations. The rule is not to usurp the arms of others¹. This personal identification became hereditary in the male lines from about 1130 onwards.

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The nobles, owners of a large part of the land, bore valiantly, together with their vassals, the heavy and perilous burdens caused by wars.

We know what the battles of Bouvines, Courtrai, Crécy and Azincourt cost the nobility and how many families they wiped out.

In order to preserve the nobility on which the organisation of society was based, the sovereigns could find no other way than to create new nobility; this was the origin of the letters of ennoblement.

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The first lord of Lalaing mentioned by Carpentier in his history of Cambrai and the
Cambrésis, and by M. Maloteau de Villerode, in his genealogy of the main houses of France and the Netherlands, is Simon, sire of Lalaing, who lived in 1136. He was given as his wife Reynette de Mottenghien, daughter of Charles, known as the Mutin, lord of Mottenghien and Molenghien, and Richilde of Azincourt. From this marriage were born GÉRARD, successor to the lordship of Lalaing, and MAHAUT OR MARIE, who married Guillaume déHalnaut, lord of Château-Thierry in the county of Namur, between Sambre-et-Meuse. He lived in 1170

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De gules with ten lozenges argent (these lozenges are ancient "tetons", large nails intended to reinforce a wooden shield covered with leather; originally neither joined nor abutted). The origin of the coat of arms comes from the defensive role of Lalaing for the town of Douai. The coat of arms of Lalaing being identical to that of Douai (full gules) but reinforced with ten iron nails, it means Bras-de-Fer and probably refers to Baudouin I of Flanders, since Douai means forearm in Gallo-Roman.

The House of Lalaing is an important familythe of the Belgian nobility (Flanders/Hainaut) to which the Lords of Lalain belongg. From the House of Forest (vassal of the Count of Flanders), originating from Forest-sur-Marque now in France near Lille (former county of Flanders), it gave numerous governors and generals to the service of the sovereigns of Hainaut, dukes of Burgundy and then kings of Spain, seven grand bailiffs of Hainaut, Stadhouders of Holland, Zeeland and Gelderland, and twelve knights of the Order of the Golden Fleece. The present family still lives in Belgium³. Their castle, Château de Lalaing (nl) (also called Hof van Lier), is located in Zandberg.

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De gules with ten lozenges argent (these lozenges are ancient "tetons", large nails intended to reinforce a wooden shield covered with leather; originally neither joined nor abutted). The origin of the coat of arms comes from the defensive role of Lalaing for the town of Douai. The coat of arms of Lalaing being identical to that of Douai (full gules) but reinforced with ten iron nails, it means Bras-de-Fer and probably refers to Baudouin I of Flanders, since Douai means forearm in Gallo-Roman.

The House of Lalaing is an important familythe of the Belgian nobility (Flanders/Hainaut) to which the Lords of Lalain belongg. From the House of Forest (vassal of the Count of Flanders), originating from Forest-sur-Marque now in France near Lille (former county of Flanders), it gave numerous governors and generals to the service of the sovereigns of Hainaut, dukes of Burgundy and then kings of Spain, seven grand bailiffs of Hainaut, Stadhouders of Holland, Zeeland and Gelderland, and twelve knights of the Order of the Golden Fleece. The present family still lives in Belgium³. Their castle, Château de Lalaing (nl) (also called Hof van Lier), is located in Zandberg.

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Beaulaincourt is said to be a younger branch of the Busnes branch, which is said to have borne Gules two lions Or
leaning, sitting, their tails crossed and would have shouted: all sitting. This branch would have taken the name of his land of Beaulaincourt and would have broken his arms by changing the background, bearing: Azure, two lions leopardess addorsed and sejant, their tails crossed together and a coronet drawn from the arms of England on the tails, all Orl ; the shield stamped with a helmet crowned with a lion's head leopardy Or between a stag's antler Gules, the lion holding "a heart Gules between the dens, the skin holding the said teste deschirped in fleurage Gules, charged Or, and ensigned by a crown Or; Issuant from the said crown a branch, on each side of the said teste, of coral; and the bottom of the bezel or visor of the helmet Azure; supported by two wild men holding a club on the shoulder2 " and shout:
Busnes all seated

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In heraldryon blazon is a description identifying its holder, which can be represented on a ecua armoura banner or a tabar. It is also referred to asweaponss, the coat of arms designating the shield and its external ornaments. The coat of arms is a sign of recognition of the individual or his family, particularly used by knights in the Middle Ages. However, this symbol is not reserved for them: in France, it is not necessary to be from the nobility to create a coat of arms. Commoners created coats of arms from the beginning of the xiii^e centurythe bourgeoisie being imitated by the simple peasants from the xiv^e century. Cities also create them, as do certain administrations and corporations. The rule is not to usurp the arms of others¹. This personal identification became hereditary in the male lines from about 1130 onwards.

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The nobles, owners of a large part of the land, bore valiantly, together with their vassals, the heavy and perilous burdens caused by wars.

We know what the battles of Bouvines, Courtrai, Crécy and Azincourt cost the nobility and how many families they wiped out.

In order to preserve the nobility on which the organisation of society was based, the sovereigns could find no other way than to create new nobility; this was the origin of the letters of ennoblement.

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The Village 'and the Lordship of Tournenfuye or Tournensie.
First Lords: Lords of Cernay (La Chapelle-Gauthier, Villebéon and
Tournenfuye).
Viscounts of Melun.
On the right foothills of the Seine, near LaTurelle and Ghampagne,
The village of Tournenfuye or Tournensie once existed.
This village, like Quinquempoix, which was very close to it, has since
and it is hardly if now, in the coppices and in the
under the trees of the Domaine de Graville, there are some remains.

Non-exhaustive list of surnames in the publication.

ANDREZEL, ARNOULT, AUBIN, AUBRIOT, AUDESEL.

BABYONNE, BALSAC D'ENTRAGUES, BARBARA, BARDET, BAUDRAN, BERNARD, BESNARD,
BEZAULT, BILLAY TANCARVILLE, BLEAU, BOCHANT, BOISARD,
BON, BONNISSANT, BORDET, BOUCHARD DE MONTMORENCY, BOUETTE, BOURNISSAUX,
BOUTARD, CHARLES V, CHARLES VIII.

CHEVRIER, CLEMENT, CLEROT, COLINET DE SAUDREVILLE, CORNUCHON, CORRARD,
COTTIN, CRESPIN, CREVANT D'HUMIERES, CRISTY,

D'AUNAY, D'AGENOUST, D'ALBON, D'ALZON, DAMAS DE NARBONNE, D'AMBOISE,
DAMOURS, D'ANCEL, D'ANDLAU, DANESY, D'ANNEVILLE, D'ARGOUGES, D'ARMAGNAC,
D'ASSY, DAUBERT, D'AUBUSSON, D'AVAUGOUR, DE BACQUEVILLE, DE BALSAC, DE BALSAC
D'ENTRAGUES, DE BAVIERE, DE BELLENGUES,
DE BERULLE, DE BLAINVILLE, DE BOURBON, DE BRETAGNE D'AVAUGOUR, DE BUEIL, DE
CAIGNOU,
DE CARBONNEL, DE CASTELNAU, DE CASTENAU, DE CHAMBLY, DE CHASTILLON, DE CHATILLON,
DE CHENNEVIEVRES, DE CHENOUST MONTBRISEUIL, DE CLERC, DE COLIGNY, DE CONTAY, DE
CRAMENIL, DE CRAON, DE CUGNAC, DE DAMAS, DE DENNEVILLE, DE DREUX, DE DURFORT
CIVRAC DE LORGE,
DE FONTAINES, DE FRANCE, DE FRESNOY, DE GARABY, DE GOURMONT, DE GRAVILLE, DE
GREUILLY,
DE GUYENNE, DE GUYSE, DE HARCOURT, DE HENNOT, DE JOYEUX, DE KERGORLAY,
DE LA BOURDONNAYE, DE LA BROISSE, DE LA CHESNAYE_DESBOIS, DE LA GRANGE-TRIANON,
DE LA GUERCHE, DE LA MOUCHE, DE LA SALLE, DE LANCOSME, DE LANDON, DE LANGUERY,
DE LAURISTON, DE LOIGNY, DE LOYE, DE MALIGNY, DE MALLIGNY, DE MARCHIN, DE
MARCOUSSIS,
DE MARIGNY, DE MAUCQUENCY, DE MEDICIS, DE MEILLIGNY, DE MELUN, DE MELUN, DE
MONTAGU,
OF MONTAUBAN, MONTBERON, MONTMORILLON, MONTREUIL BELLAY, NAILLAC,
DE NANGIS, DE NEMOURS, DE PAGES, DE PELASTRON, DE PIERREPONT, DE POLASTRON,
DE POUSSEMOTHE DE L'ESTOILE, DE PRETOT, DE QUEYLUS, DE RICHEMONT, DE ROMILLE
DE RONNAY, DE ROSOY, DE ROTALIER, DE ROUFFIGNY, DE ROUVILLE, DE SAINT-GENYS,
DE SAINT-GILLES, DE SAINT-JORES, DE SANCERRE, DE SAVARY, DE SAVONNIERES, DE
SULLY,
DE TALLEYRAND, DE TANCARVILLE, DE THIBAULT, DE THIERSANVILLE, DE TILLY, DE
URSION,
DE VAISSIERES, DE VALFONS, DE VALOIS, DE VERGNY, DE VERNEUIL, DE VIERZON, DE
VILLEBEON,
DE WAVRIN, DEBEAUCHAMPS, DELAHAYE, DELAPLACE, DELIVRY, DEMATHEI, D'ENTRAGUES,
DEPAGES, DEPERTHUIS DE NAUDY, DES MOUTIERS, D'ESCANNEVILLE, DESPREZ, D'ESTREES,
D'HARDIVILLIERS, D'ILLIERS, DIOT, D'ORBEC, D'ORGLANDES, D'ORVILLIERS, DROUET,
OF THE CUY OVEN,
DU PONT-BELLENGER, DU PRAEL, DU SAUSSAY, DUFRESNOY, DUMONT, DUMOREY, DUMOREZ,
DUMOREZ, DUPERTHUIS DE MENNEVILLE, DURAND, DURANT, D'URFE, DUVAL D'EPISY,
DUVERGNIER.

ESTORNEL.

FAUCHERON, FAUREAU DE LATOUR, FONTANILLE, FONTANILLEX, FORTON, FOULON,
FOURNIER, FOURQUANT, FRANCOIS I, FRANQUELOT, FRESNOY.

GARNIER, GAULTIER, GAUTHIER, GAUTHIER DE VILLEBEON, GENEST, GERVAIS, GODEZ,.

HAMELIN, HARDI, HENNEQUIN, HENRI IV, HERVIEU, HORNELLE, HUET, HUGUENOT

LANCEL, LATOU, LAVALETTE, LAVALITTE, LE CHAMBELLAN, LE CONQUERANT, LE
FORESTRY, THE BOLD,
LE MARCHAND, LE MOINE, LE ROUX, LE ROY, LE SECQ, LEBLANC, LEDIACRE, LEGER,
LEGROS, LEJEUNE, LEMOINE, LEMOINE MONNIER, LENORRE, LEPIGNE, LESUEUR, LEZ,
LHUILLIER, LOUIS VII, LOUIS XII, LOUVET.

MAIGIN, MALET, MALET DE GRAVILLE, MARTINOT, MATAGRIN, MATHE, MATHEY, MATHEY
FONTANILLE, MATHEZ, MELLIGNY, MENON, MICHELIN, MONNIER, MONTMIRAIL,
MONTMORENCY, MOREAU, MOREL, MORIN, MUZARD.

NADAL, NAEF.

OIRIER, ORVILLIERS, OSBERT

PAREZ, PAYSANT, PEGON, PEIGNE, PELLETIER, PERCY, PERREAU DE GRATERY, PERRIN
SERIGNY, PICQUOD, PITARD, POIL, POT, PROVOST

QUINIOU.

RAHIER, REGNAULT, RILLIET, RIVIE, RIVIER, ROBERT, ROTALIER, ROUEN, ROULIOT.

SAVARY DE LANCOSME, SAVINIEN FONTMOY, SECLIN, SIMON, SOUPIR.

ESTORNEL.

RAHIER, REGNAULT, RILLIET, RIVIE, RIVIER, ROBERT, ROTALIER, ROUEN, ROULIOT.

SAVARY DE LANCOSME, SAVINIEN FONTMOY, SECLIN, SIMON, SOUPIR.

TABOULET, THOMAS, TOUCHET, TOURTEAU D'ORVILLIERS, TOURTEAU-TORTOREL,
TOURTETEAU D'ORVILLIERS, TRIPIER.

VATTON, VINCENT.

YON.

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