January 27, 2023 Written in patronymic order and from the records of the old parliaments, HOZIER manuscripts and the works of authors.Volume 2 In heraldry, the coat of arms is a description identifying its bearer, which may be represented on a shield, armour, banner or tabar. It is referred to as a...
Ceremonial costumes The nobles, owners of a large part of the land, bore valiantly, with their vassals, the heavy and perilous burdens caused by wars. We know what the battles of Bouvines, Courtrai, Crécy and Azincourt...
The first lord of Lalaing mentioned by Carpentier in his history of Cambrai and Cambrésis, and by M. Maloteau de Villerode, in his genealogy of the main houses of France and the Netherlands, is Simon, lord of Lalaing, who lived in 1136. We have...
TOME 2 Gules ten lozenges Argent (these lozenges are ancient "tetons", large nails used 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...
TOME 1 Gules ten lozenges Argent (these lozenges are ancient "tetons", large nails used 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...
Beaulaincourt is said to be a younger branch of the Busnes branch, which is said to have borne two lions sejant, tails crossed, gules, and to have shouted: all sejant. This branch would have taken the name of its land of Beaulaincourt and...
Written in patronymic order and according to the archives of the old parliaments, the manuscripts of HOZIER and the works of authors.Tome 1 In heraldry, the coat of arms is a description identifying its bearer, which can be represented on a shield, an armour, a banner or a tabar. It is also referred to as a coat of arms, the coat of arms designating...
Ceremonial costumes The nobles, owners of a large part of the land, bore valiantly, with their vassals, the heavy and perilous burdens caused by wars. We know what the battles of Bouvines, Courtrai, Crécy and Azincourt...
Graville Castle The Village 'and the Seigniory of Tournenfuye or Tournensie.First Lords: Lords of Cernay (La Chapelle-Gauthier, Villebéon and Tournenfuye).Viscounts of Melun.On the right-hand foothills of the Seine, near LaTurelle and Ghampagne, once existed the village of Tournenfuye.
