Filiation lineage from the Noble Achard Family
Twenty-four generations from Elbon Achard in 985 to Jean-Marie Achard-James
Abridged from an old handwritten genealogy of around 1822 written by Isabelle Achard-James.
The existence of the noble house of ACHARD is well documented by ancient titles and it seems that N .. ACHARD bishop of NOYON was from this same family. We know that he lived in the year 640 and that he was grand referendaire and grand chancellor under the kings of FRANCE Clotaire II and CLOVIS II; but it would be difficult to trace the filiation followed by this family to such a remote period.
The paternal line of descent that is followed here is taken from an old handwritten genealogy of 1822 which is preserved in the archives of this family and goes back to ELBON ACHARD who signed a deed of gift that his son ROBERT ACHARD and wife ADARDE of the said ROBERT made in the year 985 to the Monastery of Saint Cyprien in Poitiers. Consequently the said ELBON ACHARD will form the first degree of the present decendency below.
This genealogy in turn is largely transcibed from the Dictionnaire de la Noblesse, Paris, 1770.
1st DEGREE
1. Elbon Achard [1657] .
Elbon Achard appears in the act of donation which his son, Robert, and Robert's wife, Adéarde, made to the Monastère de Saint Cyprien de Poitiers.
This act, dated 985, which was signed by Elbon Achard is reported by Besly p.292 supporting his history of the Comtes of Poitiers
.
+ 2 i. Robert Achard [1658] .
2nd DEGREE
Robert and his wife, Adéarde are mentioned in the act of donation they made in 985 (see reference above).
Robert married Adéarde (Achard) [1659] [MRIN: 624].
• Adéarde was living in 985.
+ 3 i. [--?--] Achard [1660] .
3rd DEGREE
In the archives of the Monastery of Saint Cyprien de Poitiers, there is an ancient deed dated 1004 (or 1005), whereby this Achard and his wife Amélie ceded lands and salt marshes to the religious order of this monastery. This act was also signed by Guillaume, Duc de Guyenne, by the duke's son Guillaume, by Gilbert, Bishop of Poitiers and the Vicomte Roson. (Besly p. 277 is his Histoire des Comtes de POITOU.
• [--?--] was living in 1004.
[--?--] married [--?--] Amélie [1661] [MRIN: 625].
+ 4 i. Guillaume Achard [1662] .
4th DEGREE
Guillaume together with his wife and son Caladon founded the Abbey of Saint Laon de Thouars. The foundation charter is dated 14 of the Kalends of May 1007 and mentions all three names. (See Gallia Christiana, Vol 2.)
Guillaume married Rosalie [N...] [1663] [MRIN: 626] in 1005.
+ 5 i. Caladon Achard [1664] was born about 1007 and died about 1050, about age 43.
5th DEGREE
5. Caladon Achard [1664] was born about 1007 and died about 1050, about age 43.
Caladon is mentioned in the foundation charter of the Abbaye de St Laon de Thouars in 1007.
Caladon married [N…].
+ 6 i. Guillaume Achard , Sire de la Mothe [1665] .
6th DEGREE
6. Guillaume Achard , Sire de la Mothe [1665] .
Guillaume, Sire de la Mothe, was one of the seigneurs who signed the act of restitution of a part of the Ile d'Oleron, made to Guillaume, Duc de Guyenne, Comte de Poitou by Elbes de Chastellaillon. This charter is dated 6 of the Nones of March 1096. Based on an ancient genealogical manuscript, a son Raoul is mentioned, who succeeds.
+ 7 i. Raoul Achard, Chevalier [1666] .
7th DEGREE
7. Raoul Achard, Chevalier [1666] .
Raoul, Chevalier, was present at the funeral of Guillaume IX, Duc de Guyenne, Comte de Poitou, who died 10 February 1126. Guillaume's body is interred in the Abbey of Moustiers Neuf (Montierneuf) in Poitiers. The seigneurs who signed the act of inhumation were: Guillaume, Bishop of Poitiers; Wulgrin II, Comte d'Angoulême; Emerie, Comte de Thouars; Guillaume le Bourguignon, and Raoul Achard.
The Comte de Boulainvilliers, says in his historical writings on France, Vol V p.339: Raoul Achard was known amidst the most distinguished nobility of Poitiers. (See l'Histoire de Poitiers by BESLY, p. 129.
+ 8 i. Pierre Achard, Gouverneur de Poitiers [1667] .
+ 9 ii. Jean Achard , Bishop of Avranches ** [1669] died on 29 Mar 1172.
** [Although Jean is given as the brother of Pierre Achard in the Dictionnaire de l'ancienne et de la nouvelle Noblesse, this has been shown by M. de Magny in La Chesnais des Bois as being very improbable].
8th DEGREE
8. Pierre Achard, Gouverneur de Poitiers [1667] .
Pierre was Gouverneur de Poitiers and built a gate in this town (still in existence in 1780) and known as the Porte Achard. Domestic memoirs of this family indicate he married Elisabeth Raymond, and suggest that he was the brother of Jean Achard, Bishop of Avranches ** (see notes for Jean).
Pierre married Elisabeth Raymond [1668] [MRIN: 630].
+ 10 i. 10. Pierre Achard, Chevalier [1670] .
9. Jean Achard , Bishop of Avranches ** [1669] died on 29 Mar 1172.
** [Although Jean is given as the brother of Pierre Achard in the Dictionnaire de l'ancienne et de la nouvelle Noblesse, this has been shown by M. de Magny in La Chesnais des Bois as being very improbable].
Domestic memoirs of Pierre Achard's family indicate that he was the brother of Jean Achard, Bishop of Avranches. This Prelate was native of Domfront in Normandy, which led some to believe he was English, because at the time, Normandy was under the jurisdiction of the King of England.
Jean, was first made chanion régulier of St Augustin then second abbot of St Victor lez Paris. He succeeded Gildouin in 1155. In 1162, he was raised to the episcopal seat of Avranches following the death of Hébert.
Jean was very respected by Henry II, King of England, and was godfather to Alienor, the prince's daughter. Alienor later married Alphonse IV, King of Castille.
Jean died on 29 March 1172 and was buried in the church of Sainte Trinité de l'Abbaye de la Luzerne in the Diocese of Avranches. His epitaph reads Hic jacet Achardus, Episcopus, cujus caritate ditata est pauprtas nostra.
9th DEGREE
10. 10. Pierre Achard, Chevalier [1670] .
Pierre Achard, Chevalier, was captain of hundred archers in 1202. He married the only daughter and heir of the Seigneur de Pommiers and adopted the Pommiers arms, comprising three stars. Pierre is attributed as knight in the ancient titles of the Pommiers family and according to Dupleix (p.437), it is said he was sent to Bordeaux in 1202 heading his company of one hundred archers, a very honorable post at that time. The same source and also family memoirs mention his son Pierre who succeeds.
Pierre married [--?--] Pommiers [1671] [MRIN: 631], daughter of Seigneur de Pommiers [1705].
+ 11 i. PPierre Achard, Seigneur de Pommiers [1672] was born <.
10th DEGREE
11. Pierre Achard, Seigneur de Pommiers [1672].
Pierre Achard, Seigneur de Pommiers, was amongst the knights who in 1214 followed Philippe Auguste, King of France, into battle against the Emperor Othon IV. He was with the King at the Battle of Bouvines, won 17 July 1214 by the King against the Emperor.
Pierre married [N...].
+ 12 i. Olivier Achard , Seigneur De Pommiers [1674] .
11th DEGREE
12. Olivier Achard , Seigneur De Pommiers [1674] .
(Modern lead figurine)
Olivier Achard, Seigneur de Pommiers, undersigned a charter in 1269 which contained an agreement made between Alphonse de France, Comte de Poitiers and the Bishop.
Olivier married N... de Grailly of an ancient and noble family. Their son, Robert, succeeded.
Research Notes:
(voir Gallia Christiania page 434)
• Olivier was living in 1269.
Olivier married Elizabeth de Grailly [1675] [MRIN: 633].
+ 13 i. Robert Achard, Vicomte [1676] .
12th DEGREE
13. Robert Achard, Vicomte [1676] .
Robert Achard was included in the ranks of Vicomtes designated by Edward I, King of England, to pass into Gascogne following a decree of 14 June 1294.
Robert married [N...].
+ 14 i. Louis Achard, Seigneur De Pommiers [1677] .
+ 15 ii. [--?--] Achard de Courton [1673] .
+ 16 iii. [--?--] Achard de L'Eparre [1886] .
13th DEGREE
14. Louis Achard , Seigneur De Pommiers [1677] .
Louis Achard, Seigneur de Pommiers, followed the party of Edward III, King of England, against Jean de France, Duc de Normandie.
He distinguished himself at the Battle of Poitiers on 19 September 1356, and went on to Spain with Edward Prince of Wales known as Le Noir. Recorded in the History of Charles IV p.918 is the list of seigneurs who accompanied the Prince of Wales on this voyage to Spain in 1369. These were: le Coptat de Ruen; the Sires de Pons and Partenay, the Comtes d'Armagnac de Mussidan and de Périgord, the Sire d'Albret, the Seigneur de Pommiers and his two brothers called Achard de l'Eparre and Achard de Courton.
Louis married Livie de Fronsac, daughter of the Seigneur de Fronsac, with whom he had, amongst others, a son Charles who succeeded.
• Louis was living in 1369.
Louis married Livie de Fronsac [1678] [MRIN: 635], daughter of de Fronsac , Seigneur [1885].
+ 17 i. Charles Achard, Seigneur De Pommiers [1679] .
15. [--?--] Achard de Courton [1673], living in 1369.
16. [--?--] Achard de L'Eparre [1886],living in
14th DEGREE
17. Charles Achard, Seigneur De Pommiers [1679] .
Charles Achard, Seigneur de Pommiers swore allegiance and gave homage on behalf of his nobile line to Edward, Prince of Wales as Duc de Guyenne in 1373.
Charles accompanied Charles VI, King of France, on a voyage made by the prince to Flanders and he was one of the knights designated as his guard during battle at Rosebek between Ypres and Courtrai on 27 November 1382, where the Flemish who had revolted against their count were defeated by the French.
Charles was one of the noblemen who stayed on horseback at the side of Charles VI at the Battle of Rosebek.
The Abbé le Laboureur, in his history of Charles VI p.60, says: There remained by the King only the elite of the bravest and the most distinguished chevaliers (knights) of the time: Messire Raoul de Renneval, le Bègue de Villaines, le Sire de Pommiers (Charles Archard), le Vicomte de Acy, Messire Guy le Baveux and Messire Enguerrand de Neudin; the rest of the army were on foot.
According to domestic memoirs,
Charles' wife was a daughter of the house of Cadillac, who bore him Pierre Achard, Co-seigneur de Pommiers, whose descendants were the branch of Seigneurs de Vérac, whose line is still extant; and Jean-Jacques Achard, also Co-seigneur de Pommiers, who succeeded.
Charles married [N...] de Cadillac [1680] [MRIN: 636].
+ 18 i. Pierre Achard , Co-Seigneur De Pommiers [1681] .
+ 19 ii. Jean-Jacques Achard, Co-Seigneur De Pommiers [1682] died on 6 May 1429 in Orléans, Loiret, Centre, France.
15th DEGREE
18. Pierre Achard , Co-Seigneur De Pommiers [1681] .
It is from this Pierre Achard, Co-seigneur de Pommiers, that the line of Seigneurs de Vérac originated, which is still extant.
19. Jean-Jacques Achard, Co-Seigneur De Pommiers [1682] died on 6 May 1429 in Orléans, Loiret, Centre, France.
a bridge at the Siege of
Orléans of 1429
Jean-Jacques Achard, Co-seigneur or Seigneur en partie de Pommiers, served actively in the wars of his time. He took part in the Siege of Orléans under the Comte de Dunois and died unfortunately under the bridge in this town, drowning during a sortie which Dunois led against the English on 6 May 1429.
In 1415, Jean-Jacques married Jeanne Joumart (or Joumard), Dame de Sufferte, born of an ancient house, sister and heir of Audouin Joumard, Seigneur of Sufferte and Yvonne de Creyllac.
Audouin Joumard, being childless, made his will of 20 December 1441 in favour of his sister, wife of Jean-Jacques Achard, establishing her as inheritor of all his goods and appointing Audouin Achard, his nephew and godson, as heir in succession, on condition that he adopted the name and arms of Joumard. The arms consisted d'azur à trois annelets d'or posés 2 et I. In Jean-Jacques' default, his elder brother Pierre Achard would succeed.
Jean-Jacques married Jeanne Joumart , Dame De Sufferte [1683] [MRIN: 637], daughter of Joumart [1003], in 1415.
+ 20 i.
+ 21 ii. Audoin Achard Joumard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1685] died before 6 May 1492.
16th DEGREE
Pierre Achard, as elder son, continued the descendent line of the Seigneurs en partie de Pommiers, from whom the Seigneurs of Augiers later subsisted in the Bordelais.
21. Audoin Achard Joumard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1685] died before 6 May 1492.
Audouin Achard, Damoiseau, by virtue of his maternal uncle's substitution took on the name and arms of Joumart. He became Seigneur de Sufferte, de Borde, de Legé and de la Brangolie. He was presented by his mother to the Sire de Pons, Jacques, Seigneur de Pons and de Ribérac for his vassal on 12 August 1446. King Charles VI and Pierre II, Duc de Bretagne having confiscated the estate of Audouin Joumart, Audouin Achard's maternal uncle, gave to him and to his mother Jeanne Joumart in 1451 and 1452 the confiscation of this estate.
Audoin Achard paid homage on 5 March 1464 to Alain, Sire d'Albret, for the hôtel-noble situated in Bourg de Vaussing, and which he held from him, under a purchase deed of a pair of white gloves and on the following 14 October he had abeyance of one year to make good the debt of what he withheld from him in fief because of the Chatellenie de Montpaon.
Audoin married Agnès Jaubert , Fille De Noble [1687] [MRIN: 638], daughter of Bernard Jaubert , Seigneur De Montagnier [1823], on 10 Oct 1450.
+ 22 i. Bernard Joumart Achard, Seigneur De Sufferte , Seigneur De Sufferte [1689] .
+ 23 ii. Bernard Achard Joumard , Seigneur de Sufferte en partie [782] .
+ 24 iii. Charles Joumard Achard , Seigneur De Farger [1690] .
+ 25 iv. Pierre Joumart Achard , Ecclésiastique [1691] .
+ 26 v. Marie Joumart Achard , Dame en Partie de Sufferte [1692] died after 23 May 1501.
+ 27 vi. Jeanne Joumart Achard [1694] died before 6 Dec 1513.
17th DEGREE
22. Bernard Joumart Achard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1689] .
Bernard Joumart Achard, called Le Vieux, was Seigneur de Sufferte, de Thournia and de Brangelie. He made an agreement on 21 May 1488 with Marie Joumart, his eldest sister, compromising with his mother, brothers and sisters, on the subject of the paternal succession. This transaction took place 6 May 1492.
Bernard Joumart wrote his will 20 December 1507 and was present for the marriage contract of Jean de la Cropte, Seigneur de Chasseignes.
Bernard married Françoise de La Porte [1695] [MRIN: 640], daughter of Alain de La Porte , Seigneur de Luzignac en Périgord [1824] and Agnès de Plederan , Dame de Chamnieres en Limousin [1825], on 22 Sep 1477.
Bernard next married Catherine D'Ayts [1696] [MRIN: 641], daughter of Bertrand D'ayts , Seigneur de la Feuillade [1826] and Louise Dumesnil [1827], on 4 Apr 1479.
+ 28 i. Jacques Joumart Achard , Écuyer, Seigneur De Sufferte [1697] .
+ 29 ii. Jean Joumart Achard , Ecclésiastique [1698] .
+ 30 iii. Jean Joumart Achard, Seigneur De La Brangelie [1699] died on 28 Apr 1542.
+ 31 iv. Armoise Joumart Achard [1700] .
+ 32 v. Morelle Joumard Achard [1701] .
23. Bernard Achard Joumard , Seigneur de Sufferte en partie [782] .
Bernard Joumart Achard, also known as Le Jeune was Seigneur en partie de Sufferte, which he compromised 6 December 1513 upon the sharing of the succession of his parents with his brother Charles.
24. Charles Joumard Achard , Seigneur De Farger [1690] was living in 1513.
25. Pierre Joumart Achard , Ecclésiastique [1691] .
Pierre Joumart Achard, Ecclesiastic, was present for the articles of marriage of his nephew, Jacques Joumart Achard on 12 December 1510.
26. Marie Joumart Achard , Dame en Partie de Sufferte [1692] died after 23 May 1501.
Marie married Jean Gombaut , Seigneur de L'Escardiere en Fronsadois [1693] [MRIN: 642] before 28 Aug 1487.
27. Jeanne Joumart Achard [1694] died before 6 Dec 1513.
18th DEGREE
28. Jacques Joumart Achard , Écuyer, Seigneur De Sufferte [1697] .
Jacques Joumart Achard (also referred to as Jacques Joumart des Achard), equerry, Seigneur de Sufferte, de Loirat and de Fougerat, origin of the branch of Seigneurs de Sufferte and of the Marquis d'Argence.
Jacques married Etiennette d'Aidie [1832] [MRIN: 643] on 12 Dec 1510.
+ 33 i. Jean Joumart des Achard [1833] .
29. Jean Joumart Achard , Ecclésiastique [1698] .
30. Jean Joumart Achard, Seigneur De La Brangelie [1699] died on 28 Apr 1542.
Jean Joumard Achard, Seigneur de la Brangelie, de Sufferte, in part, de la Double and de Mousmes, who succeeded. He shared his goods with his eldest brother, Jacques the first Sunday of June 1511. He wrote his will 14 April 1534.
Jean married Gilberte de La Cropte de Languais [1702] [MRIN: 645], daughter of François de La Cropte [1828] and Marguerite de Roffignac [1829], on 27 Apr 1516.
+ 34 i. Jacques Joumart Achard, Seigneur De Sufferte [1745] .
Jean next married Marguerite de Vaux , Dame des Nousmes [1703] [MRIN: 644] after 1516. Marguerite died before 2 Oct 1533.
+ 35 i. François Joumart Achard , Seigneur De Champagne [1704] died on 5 Oct 1583.
+ 36 ii. Annet Joumart Achard , Seigneur des Nousmes [1706] .
+ 37 iii. Honorette Joumart Achard [1707] .
31. Armoise Joumart Achard [1700] .
Armoise married Jean Montferrand , Seigneur De Bellegarde [1830] [MRIN: 646].
32. Morelle Joumard Achard [1701] .
She had no children.
Morelle married [--?--] , Seigneur de Puyregnier [1831] [MRIN: 647].
19th DEGREE
33. Jean Joumart des Achard [1833] .
Jean married Marguerite de Saint Jean [1834] [MRIN: 690] on 27 Feb 1539.
+ 38 i. François Joumart des Achard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1835] .
34. Jacques Joumart Achard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1745] .
Jacques Joumart Achard, equerry, Seigneur de Sufferte, de Brangelie and de Lege, wrote his will 8 January 1554.
Jacques married Catherine de Montardy [1708] [MRIN: 651], daughter of Pierre de Montardy , Seigneur de Lascoux [1865] and Marguerite de Salagnac [1866], on 25 Nov 1544.
+ 39 i. Poncet Joumart Achard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1709] .
+ 40 ii. Nicolas Joumart Achard [1710] .
+ 41 iii. Marguerite Joumart Achard [1711] .
35. François Joumart Achard , Seigneur De Champagne [1704] died on 5 Oct 1583.
François Joumart Achard was Seigneur de Champagne and de la Gellerie, Chevalier of the Order of the King.
François married Marguerite Jaubert de Cumont [1855] [MRIN: 648].
+ 42 i. Marguerite Joumart Achard [1856] .
36. Annet Joumart Achard , Seigneur des Nousmes [1706] was living in 1561.
Annet married Louise de La Place de Torsac [1858] [MRIN: 650].
+ 43 i. Gaspard Joumart Achard , Seigneur des Nousmes [1859] .
37. Honorette Joumart Achard [1707] was living in 1533.
38. François Joumart des Achard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1835] .
François Joumart des Achard, Seigneur de Sufferte, Chevalier of the Order of the King.
François married Isabeau de Latour [1836] [MRIN: 691] on 13 Jun 1579.
+ 44 i. Gaspard Joumart des Achard [1837] .
39. Poncet Joumart Achard , Seigneur De Sufferte [1709] .
Poncet Joumart Achard, equerry, Seigneur de Sufferte, de Brangelie, Vicomte de la Double, de Loirat and de Fougerat, Chevalier of the Order of the King, Captain and Governor of the Château Trompette de Bordeaux, was declared heir in his father's will of 8 January 1554. He demonstrated his valour at the Battle of Coutras on 20 October 1587, on the catholic side against the Huguenots. He wrote his will 11 April 1590 and was made Governor of the Château Trompette de Bordeaux 1 October 1590.
All four of Poncet's children are named in his will of 11 April 1590.
Poncet married Louise de Chabans [1712] [MRIN: 652], daughter of Pierre de Chabans , Seigneur de Menesples [1867], on 1 Oct 1574.
+ 45 i. Antoine Joumart Achard , Seigneur De La Brangelie [1713] .
+ 46 ii. François Joumart Achard [1714] died after 1590.
+ 47 iii. Louise Joumart Achard [1715] died after 1590.
+ 48 iv. Catherine Joumart Achard [1716] died after 1590.
40. Nicolas Joumart Achard [1710] .
Nicolas Joumart Achard (also known as Nicholas Achard) financed and raised a company of armed men in 1585 and went to war against the Huguenots. He was married in the same year. With the war against the Huguenots over, his fortune was depleted by the costs of his company. He sold his house in Lyon and retired to Millery, a village on the banks of the Rhône a few leagues from Lyon, where he had acquired a small plot.
Later, one of his descendants, Charles Etienne Achard, who joined a religious order, is seen to take the name d'Augustin de Milleri. Nicolas was living in 1585.
Nicolas married [N...].
+ 49 i. Pierre Achard [1746] .
41. Marguerite Joumart Achard [1711] .
42. Marguerite Joumart Achard [1856] .
Marguerite married Jean Bouchard , Seigneur De Plaussons [1857] [MRIN: 701] on 5 Oct 1583.
43. Gaspard Joumart Achard , Seigneur des Nousmes [1859] .
Gaspard Joumart Achard, equerry, was Seigneur des Nousmes, de Maspoitevin, and en partie de Saint Meard , de Droune and de Salleboeuf. Gaspard was living in 1583.
Gaspard married Michelle Bouchard d'Aubeterre [1860] [MRIN: 702], daughter of Mery Bouchard d'Aubeterre, Seigneur De Mouchande [1861] and Renée Gillier [1862].
+ 50 i. Philippe Joumart Achard [1863] .
20th DEGREE
44. Gaspard Joumart des Achard [1837] .
Gaspard married Gabrielle Tizon D'argence [1838] [MRIN: 692] in 1608.
+ 51 i. Joumart des Achard [1839] .
+ 52 ii. François Joumart des Achard , Baron De Saint Pierre Du Mont [1840] .
45. Antoine Joumart Achard , Seigneur De La Brangelie [1713] .
Antione Joumart Achard, Chevalier, Seigneur de la Brangelie, Vicomte de la Lege and de la Double, Maréchal of the camps and armies of the King, married Louise Pasquier by contract of 16 February 1616 ,daughter of Nicholas Pasquier, equerry, seigneur de la Prévôté de Mincy, de Gerrus and de la Madelene, near Paris, Master of Ordinary Petitions of the Hôtel du Roi; and of Suzanne de Bremond d'Ars, Dame de la Baronie de Balenzac en Saintonge.
Antoine married Louise Pasquier [1717] [MRIN: 654], daughter of Nicholas Pasquier [1868] and Suzanne de Bremond D'ars [1869], on 16 Feb 1616.
+ 53 i. Gaspard Joumart Achard , Seigneur et Vicomte de Lege [1718] .
+ 54 ii. Nicolas Joumart Achard , Seigneur de la Brangelie [1719] died after May 1674.
+ 55 iii. Antoine Joumart Achard , Vicomte De Lege [1870] died in Le Mas-d'Agenais, Lot-et-Garonne, France.
+ 56 iv. Henriette Joumart Achard , Abbaisse [1720] .
+ 57 v. Jeanne Joumart Achard [1721] .
46. François Joumart Achard [1714] died after 1590.
47. Louise Joumart Achard [1715] died after 1590.
48. Catherine Joumart Achard [1716] died after 1590.
Pierre Achard lived in Millery for several years.
Pierre married Etiennette Rove [1747] [MRIN: 663].
+ 58 i. Etienne Achard, seigneur de Lanceron [1748] was born 21 May 1645 in Millery, Rhône, France and died before 1684.
50. Philippe Joumart Achard [1863] .
Philippe married Antoine de Chabans , Seigneur de Chabans [1864] [MRIN: 704] on 4 Aug 1588.
21st DEGREE
51. Joumart des Achard [1839] .
L'aîné de François des Achard a continué la postérité des JOUMART des ACHARD qui subsistent encore en 1787 en Angoumois.
Elder son of François des Achard continued the line of the Joumart des Achard which was still extant in Angoumois in 1787.
52. François Joumart des Achard , Baron De Saint Pierre Du Mont [1840] .
François acquired by substitution the name d'Argence, and was styled François Tizon d'Argence des Achard. He combined the Argence coat of arms with his own. From the same substitution, he received the Baronnie de Saint Pierre du Mont, which his paternal uncle had acquired.
In the opinion of some sources, the house of Tizon d'Argence originates from that of Jaubert.
François married Anne Tortereau [1841] [MRIN: 693] on 29 Jul 1651.
+ 59 i. Edme François Joumart des Achard , Comte d'Argence [1842] .
53. Gaspard Joumart Achard , Seigneur et Vicomte de Lege [1718] .
Gaspard Joumart Achard, Seigneur and Vicomte de Lege, Maréchal of the camps and armies of the King, was killed the the Affaire de Casteljaloux (some sources believe him to be son of François, brother of Antoine).
54. Nicolas Joumart Achard , Seigneur de la Brangelie [1719] died after May 1674.
Nicolas Joumart Achard, Chevalier, Seigneur de la Brangelie, de Lege, de Mesne, de la Borde and de Balanzac, Vicomte de la Double, was commissioned as Colonel of an infantry regiment 23 May 1646. He wrote his will 30 May 1674 naming all his children. He married by contract of 14 September 1639, Claire de Chabans, daughter of Louis de Chabans, Chevalier, Baron de Chabans and de Mesne, Conseiller of the King in his state and private councils, Governor of the town of Sainte-Foy and Ambassadeur in Venise; and of Suzanne Guillard de l'Epicheliere. Suzanne was a descendent of Marie de Bethune, her maternal great-grandmother, of one of the most illustrious houses of England and France.
All the children are named in thier father's will of 30 May 1674.
Nicolas married Claire de Chabans [1722] [MRIN: 655], daughter of Louis de Chabans , Baron de Chabans [1874] and Suzanne Guilland de L'Epicheliere [1875], on 14 Sep 1639.
+ 60 i. Antoine Henri Joumart Achard , Vicomte de la Brangelie [1723] died after 1701.
+ 61 ii. Henri Joumart Achard , Chevalier, Seigneur de Lege [1724] died after 30 May 1674.
+ 62 iii. Geoffroy Joumart Achard , Vicomte de Lege [1725] .
+ 63 iv. Pierre Joumart Achard [1726] .
+ 64 v. François Joumart Achard [1727] .
+ 65 vi. Louis Joumart Achard [1728] .
+ 66 vii. Julie Joumart Achard [1729] .
55. Antoine Joumart Achard , Vicomte De Lege [1870] died in Le Mas-d'Agenais, Lot-et-Garonne, France.
Antoine Joumart Achard was killed at the Mas d'Agenois.
56. Henriette Joumart Achard , Abbaisse [1720] .
Henriette Joumart Achard was Abbaisse de l'Abbaye d'Aubeterre en Angoumais, of the Citeaux Order.
57. Jeanne Joumart Achard [1721] .
Jeanne married Seigneur de Tayac Jan François de Beyrac [1871] [MRIN: 656], son of Claude de Beyrac ,Co-Seigneur de Tayac [1872] and Catherine de Sailans [1873], on 24 Feb 1642. Jan died on 15 Mar 1668.
58. Etienne Achard, seigneur de Lanceron [1748] was born 21 May 1645 in Millery, Rhône, France and died before 1684.
Etienne married Marguerite Fontanel [1749] [MRIN: 664] on 9 Feb 1671 in Givors, Rhône, France.
+ 67 i. Etienne Achard de Lanceron Chevalier de Saint Louis [1750] was born between 1670 and 1671 in Millery, Nr. Lyon and died on 29 May 1758 in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
+ 68 ii. [--?--] Achard de Lanceron [1958] died in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
22nd DEGREE
59. Edme François Joumart des Achard , Comte d'Argence [1842] .
Edme François Joumart des Achard, Comte d'Argence, Baron de Saint Pierre du Mont, commanded the ban and the arrière-ban of Nivernais from 1689 to 1691. He was married three times. His third wife was Charlotte de Vins.
Edme married Charlotte de Vins [1845] [MRIN: 696] on 15 Feb 1686.
+ 69 i. Pierre Joumart des Achard , Marquis D'Argence [1846] .
Edme next married [--?--] [1843] [MRIN: 694].
Edme next married [--?--] [1844] [MRIN: 695].
60. Antoine Henri Joumart Achard , Vicomte de la Brangelie [1723] died after 1701.
Antoine Joumart Achard (also referred to as Antoine Henri Jomart des Achard), Vicomte de la Brangelie, de Balanzac, de Lege, de Remagnac and de Sapalis, served as Colonel for 22 years. He wrote his will in 1701.
He was married by contract to Angelique de Taillefer de Barrière, daughter of François de Taillefer de Barrière and of Marie de Marcheis; she was aunt of Marguerite de Taillefer the wife of Talleyrand de Périgord and grandmother of Gabriel Marie, Comte de Talleyrand, Prince de Chalais, Grand d'Espagne of the first class.
• Antoine was living in 1701.
Antoine married Angelique de Taillefer de Barrière [1731] [MRIN: 657], daughter of Chevalier et Seigneur de Mauriac François de Taillefer de Barrière [1941] and Marie du Marcheis [1942], on 1 Aug 1667.
+ 70 i. Helie François Joumart des Achard , Comte de Brangelie [1732] .
+ 71 ii. René Joumart Des Achard [1733] .
+ 72 iii. Louis Joumart Des Achard [1734] .
+ 73 iv. Jean Joumart des Achard , Vicomte de la Brangelie [1735] died after Apr 1729.
+ 74 v. Gabriel Joumart Des Achard [1736] .
+ 75 vi. Louise Joumart Des Achard [1737] .
61. Henri Joumart Achard , Chevalier, Seigneur de Lege [1724] died after 30 May 1674.
62. Geoffroy Joumart Achard , Vicomte de Lege [1725] .
Geoffroy Joumart Achard, Vicomte de Lege was married to Marguerite de Fayolles de Mettet, daughter of Philippe de Fayolles de Mettet, Marquis de Meurie and of Louise de Taillefer de Barrière de Mauriac, from whom the Vicomtes of this name are descended.
Geoffroy married Marguerite de Fayolles de Nettet [1730] [MRIN: 658], daughter of Philippe de Fayolles de Mettet , Marquis de Meurie [993] and Louise de Taillefer de Barrière de Mauriac [995].
+ 76 i. Marie Antoinette Joumart Achard [1943] .
63. Pierre Joumart Achard [1726] .
64. François Joumart Achard [1727] .
65. Louis Joumart Achard [1728] .
66. Julie Joumart Achard [1729] .
Julie Joumart Achard was in the religious order of Citeaux in the Abbaye d'Aubeterre en Angoumois.
67. Etienne Achard de Lanceron Chevalier de Saint Louis was born between 1670 and 1671 in Millery, Nr. Lyon and died on 29 May 1758 in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
Etienne Achard de Lanceron, having lost his father young and whose mother remarried, left the paternal home early to commence a military career. He served for a long time as officer in the Régiment de Sourche, later called St Simon Talaru. He held various important posts, distinguishing himself in different affairs in Spain and Italy, and was present at the Siege d'Antibes in 1747, which the English were bombarding whilst the Austrians were attacking on the ground.
Etienne Achard obtained in 1729 from King Louis XV, in recognition of his services a patente honorable which is conserved in the archives of this family. He also obtained a retirement at the Hôtel Royal des Invalides in Paris where he died aged 88 (Another source suggests he died in 1758 aged 82 years), after 65 years of military service.
Etienne was made Chevalier de Saint Louis.
Etienne married Rose Etiennette Masse de Vaudragon [1751] [MRIN: 666] in 1735.
+ 77 i. Charles Etienne Achard [1752] .
+ 78 ii. Jean François Achard [1753] was born on 1 Sep 1737 in Hyères, Var, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'azur, France.
68. [--?--] Achard de Lanceron [1958] died in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
Claude Achard's daughter died in Paris, where she had married.
[--?--] married [--?--] [999] [MRIN: 732] in Paris, Île-de-France, France.
23° DEGRÉ
69. Pierre Joumart des Achard , Marquis D'Argence [1846] .
Pierre Joumart des Achard, Marquis d'Argence, Lieutenant of the King in the Government of Bourgogne.
The Marquis d'Argence coat of arms is Ecartelé au 1 et 4 de Joumart, au 2 et 3 de Tizon d'Argence, sur le tout d'Achard.
Pierre married Marie Conneau de Crance [1847] [MRIN: 697] on 4 Dec 1707.
+ 79 i. Pierre François Joumart des Achard , Marquis D'Argence [1848] .
+ 80 ii. Marie Gabrielle D'Argence [1849] .
70. Helie François Joumart des Achard , Comte de Brangelie [1732] .
Helie François Joumart des Achard, Comte de Brangelie, Baron de Balanzac, was married to Hippolite Angèle de Beaumont Gibaud, sister of Léon de Beaumont, Bishop of Saintes and fifth daughter of Henri de Beaumont Gibaud, Seigneur de Saint Germain du Sault, de Juignac de la Buissetiere and d'Eschissais, Maréchal des Camps et Armées du Roi; and of Marie de Salignac, sister of Monseigneur Bishop of Cambrai, daughter of Pons de Salignac, Comte de Fenelon and of Isabeau d'Esparbez, daughter of François d'Esparbez Bouchard d'Aubeterre, Marquis d'Aubeterre, Maréchal de France. That line is extinguished.
Helie married Hippolite Angèle de Beaumont Gibaud [1945] [MRIN: 659], daughter of Henri de Beaumont Gibaud , Seigneur de Saint Germain du Sault [1946] and Marie de Salignac [1947].
71. René Joumart Des Achard [1733] .
• He worked as an Ecclesiastique.
72. Louis Joumart Des Achard [1734] .
Louis Joumart des Achard had descendants.
73. Jean Joumart des Achard , Vicomte de la Brangelie [1735] died after Apr 1729.
Jean Joumart des Achard, Chevalier, Seigneur, Vicomte de la Brangelie and Capitaine au Régiment de Normandie, married by contract of 8 June 1715, Marie Charlotte de Villars, Baronne de la Motte, daughter of Pierre de Villars who was Chevalier, Seigneur de Soudet and de la Faucherie; and of Marie Anne de Saint-Jean de la Fillolie, who was descended of Jean Louis, last Baron of Saluces, her 4th great-grandfather, of the houses d'Auvergne, de Bar, de Bourgogne Palatin, Chalon de Savoye, de Sicile and other illustrious houses.
He came to an agreement of 4 November 1716 concerning the succession from his father-in-law and on 7 April 1729 the succession from his mother-in-law, with his brothers-in-law: Nicolas de Villars, Chevalier, Seigneur de Fillolie and Gabriel de Villars, equerry, priest and doctor of theology.
Jean married Marie Charlotte de Villars , Baronne de la Motte [1738] [MRIN: 660], daughter of Pierre de Villars , Chevalier, Seigneur de Soudet [1952] and Marie Anne de Saint-Jean de la Fillolie [1953], on 8 Jun 1715.
+ 81 i. Louis Joumart Des Achard [1739] .
+ 82 ii. Joseph Joumart Des Achard [1740] .
+ 83 iii. Angélique Joumart Des Achard , Baronne de la Motte-Lanceron [1741] .
+ 84 iv. Louise Joumart Des Achard [1957] .
+ 85 v. Marie Louise Joumart Des Achard [1742] .
+ 86 vi. Anne-Françoise Joumart Des Achard [1743] .
74. Gabriel Joumart Des Achard [1736] .
• He worked as an Ecclesiastique.
75. Louise Joumart Des Achard [1737] .
She died young
76. Marie Antoinette Joumart Achard [1943] .
Marie married François Izaac de La Cropte , Marquis De Bourzac [1944] [MRIN: 738]. François died on 31 Jul 1658.
77. Charles Etienne Achard [1752] .
78. Jean François Achard [1753] was born on 1 Sep 1737 in Hyères, Var, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'azur, France.
Jean François Achard was born 24 July 1747, and was 10 years old when his father died. It was the premature death of his father and his modest fortune were the two reasons he didn’t join the military. He opted to become a lawyer. Domiciled in Montbrison, Jean François Achard became proprietor of the Seigneurie de Peatieux, bestowing this title and name on his fourth son. He sold the country house in Millery, which had belonged to Nicolas Achard, his 2nd great-grandfather.
The love that Jean François manifested for his sovereign must necessarily have placed him on the opposite side from citizens who under the guise of liberty and equality, brought only chains of iron to the French nation. The political convictions and the courageous honesty which J. F. Achard always manifested, meant Jean François' name ended up on a host of proscription lists. The resistance with which the town of Lyon opposed anarchy motivated him to embrace a military career.
After the capture by the armies of the National Convention of the City of Montbrison, those of Feurs (?) and St Etienne, J.F. ACHARD retired to Lyon which was besieged. He was reported by the anarchists as the leader of what they then called the rebels. A price was put on his head and he only managed, after the capture of Lyons, to escape assassination by fleeing his country. He emigrated at the end of 1793, leaving his wife and eldest son in the dungeons and his three other sons under the burden of proscription and who, even at a very young age, were forced to flee.
According to A. Vachez in the obituary of Jean-Marie his son, Jean François was named 'notaire royal'. Belonging to the great old family of Forez, Jean-François was of great renown in Riverie. He was prosecutor of the seigniorial jurisdiction. He built a big house. He seemed well established when suddenly, in 1786, he gave up his practice and moved to Montbrison taking over the role of Receveur Général des Consignations du Pays de Forez – where he was when the Revolution erupted.
Despite his title of King's Counsel, Jean-François was not disturbed by the events during the first months. In September 1793, Forez was invaded by troops from Lyon. He resigned from his post and immediately approached the departmental authorities providing a statement promising to pay all dues he owed – an act for which he was honored and applauded.
He was thus able to return to Montbrison. Due to differences with the mayor, he felt threatened and chose to leave the city to join the Army of the Rhine. During their escape, his wife was arrested and brought to Lyons where she was held at the Hôtel de Ville. During this time, the children lived hidden in the countryside on a family farm belonging to Boisset, near Montrond.
His wife Gabrielle was released during the Thermidor revolution, but it was not until 1799 that the name of Jean François was removed from the list of emigrants. A few years later, he was appointed justice of the peace in Arbresle.
• He was Notaire Royal.
Jean married Gabrielle Plassons de Lacombe [1754] [MRIN: 667], daughter of Jean Pierre Plassons de Lacombe , Seigneur De Lacombe [1960] and Antoiniette de Godde [2505], on 11 May 1772.
+ 87 i. Pierre Catherine Achard [1756] was born in 1775 in Millery, Rhône, France.
+ 88 ii. [--?--] Achard [1001] .
+ 89 iii. Claude Achard [1759] was born in 1779.
+ 90 iv. Jean Marie Achard-(James) * [1760] was born on 21 Aug 1780 in Riverie, Rhone, Rhone-Alpes, France and died on 11 Dec 1848 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 68. * The name -James s'est was added later.
+ 91 v. Laurent Marie Achard de Peatieux [1761] was born in 1784.
+ 92 vi. Frederic Jean Francois Achard [1758] was born in 1800 in Montbrison, Rhone-Alpes, France.
24° DEGRÉ
79. Pierre François Joumart des Achard , Marquis D'Argence [1848] .
Pierre François Jomart des Achard, Marquis d'Argence, Baron de Saint Pierre du Mont, was Maréchal de Camp of the King's armies in 1748.
Pierre married Marie Philiberte d'Ami de la Perrière [1852] [MRIN: 698], daughter of Edme Claude , Marquis de la Perrière [1853] and Françoise Riocette de Douilly [1854], on 24 Oct 1748.
80. Marie Gabrielle D'Argence [1849] .
Marie married Gustave Palatin de Dio , Comte Of Montperoux [1850] [MRIN: 699] in 1739.
+ 93 i. Marie Palatine de Dio de Montperoux [1851] was born in 1745.
81. Louis Joumart Des Achard [1739] .
Louis Joumart des Achard died age 17. He served in the navy.
82. Joseph Joumart Des Achard [1740] .
Joseph Joumart des Achard served in the Régiment de Vexin under the Comte Raymond his cousin. He died aged 17 years.
83. Angélique Joumart Des Achard , Baronne de la Motte-Lanceron [1741] .
Angélique Joumart des Achard, Baronne de la Motte-Lanceron, was the widow of François Alexandre de Galard de Bearn, Chevalier, Seigneur de Nadaillac, d'Argentines and de Soudet.
Angélique married François Alexandre de Galard de Bearn , Chevalier, Seigneur De Nadaillac [1956] [MRIN: 661] on 18 Feb 1738.
84. Louise Joumart Des Achard [1957] .
Louise Joumart des Achard died wearing the white habit.
85. Marie Louise Joumart Des Achard [1742] .
Marie Louise was in the religious order at the Visitation de la Rochefoucauld.
86. Anne-Françoise Joumart Des Achard [1743] .
Anne Françoise> Joumart des Achard joined the same order as her sister of the Visitation de la Rochefoucauld, where she became Mother Superior in 1761.
• She worked as a Religeuse.
• Anne-Françoise was living in 1761.
87. Pierre Catherine Achard [1756] was born in 1775 in Millery, Rhône, France.
The troubles of the Revolution soon threw him into a military career. He served as long as the resistance given by the city of Lyon and its allies to the ravages of anarchy lasted. In this war P.C. ACHARD distinguished himself several times. He found himself part of events which took place at St Etienne and at Salvezinet.
In the first, which was less of a pitched battle but more a multitude of smaller fights. About twelve hundred men had to prevail in the streets of a populous city, against almost the entire population numbering at least twenty thousand on the offensive. Pierre Catherine ACHARD, aged 17 ½, demonstated a trait of devotion and courage, bringing his ranking closer to the General who commanded in this affairs. (He was known under the disguised name of Alimbert, but he was a Grammot). As a man from the populous placed inside a house at the skylight of a cellar, takes aim at the General, Pierre was a few steps from him. Seeing this, he stands in front of Alimbert, the shot goes off and neither is hit. P.C. ACHARD is at the headquarters of Lyon and was distinguished by the one who commanded in this city. He marched out with the vanguard of the so-called Army of Dreux and only left this general at the the very end.
Taken prisoner a few leagues from Lyon, P.C. ACHARD was taken back to this city, thrown into the dungeons but managed to escape the revolutionary axe. He emigrated at the end of 1793 and did not return to his homeland until several years later.
Pierre married Sophie Geni [1762] [MRIN: 668] in 1801.
+ 94 i. François Achard [1763] .
+ 95 ii. Charles Achard [1764] .
+ 96 iii. Victor Achard [1765] .
She died young
89. Claude Achard [1759] was born in 1779.
Claude married Olympie Buisson [1766] [MRIN: 670] in 1804.
+ 97 i. Charles Achard [1767] .
+ 98 ii. Prosper Achard [1768] .
Claude next married [--?--] Gaucherand [1769] [MRIN: 669].
90. Jean Marie Achard-James [1760] was born on 21 Aug 1780 in Riverie, Rhone, Rhone-Alpes, France and died on 11 Dec 1848 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 68.
Jean-Marie's childhood was impacted by the Revolution when his father was forced to flee the authorities in Montbrison. His mother was taken for a while into custody in Lyon, while the children went into hiding on a family farm in Boisset.
He studied law and won the Prix de Législation in 1802. He later joined the founders of the Société Littéraire de Lyon.
Jean-Marie Achard-James was made Conseiller de sa Majesté, Auditeur à la Cour Impérial de Lyon by Imperial decree of 1811. The following 20 April, he was installed in this capacity together with all other members of the court by M. le Comte le Couteulx de Fresnelle, Sénateur Titulaire of the Lyon Senate, Commandant de la Légion d'Honneur. (Records conserved in the Imperial Court archives in Lyon).
On the orders of the emperor Napoléon and Baron Rambaud, Jean-Marie was transferred to the Valais (now Switzerland) recently reunited into the Empire under the denomination of the Département of Simplon to exercise the functions of Procureur Impérial Criminel of that département and to establish the judiciary system there. He returned during this time his title of Conseiller de sa Majesté, Auditeur à la Cour Impérial de Lyon. His mission to introduce the French judicial order in a département recently reunited and to organize the administration of justice was short-lived as Austria invaded Switzerland and the Valais was cut off from France in Geneva. Jean-Marie and Rambuteau led 840 French functionaries on 25 December 1813 in a perilous retreat back on foot to France through snows via Chamonix to Chambéry. The long march took six days without loss of life.
On 27th January 1831, he was elevated to the rank of President of the Chamber of the Court of Appeal of Lyon, a position he held until his death.
He became a member of the l'Académie des sciences, belles-lettres et arts de Lyon in 1821.
On 22 May 1825, he was named Chevalier de l'Ordre Royal de la Légion d'Honneur. (Records in family archives).
• He worked as a Procureur Impérial du Département de Simplon, sous Napoléon in 1812 in Sion, Valais, Switzerland.
• He worked as a Président de chambre à la cour d’appel de Lyon in 1831 in Lyon, Rhône, France.
Jean married Antoinette Bagnion [1770] [MRIN: 671], daughter of Joseph Bagnion [2503] and Marie-Louise Clemence Brenot [2504], on 20 Nov 1810 in Lyon, Rhône, France. Antoinette was born on 8 Sep 1793 in Rochetaillée, Rhone, Rhone-Alpes, France and died on 26 Jul 1865 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 71.
+ 99 i. Jean François Henri Clément Achard-James [1961] was born on 3 Sep 1811 in Lyon, Rhône, France.
+ 100 ii. Catherine Clémence Horacie Achard-James [1772] was born on 24 Dec 1814 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died on 8 Mar 1817 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 2.
+ 101 iii. Clair Anne Achard-James [1773] was born on 29 Jan 1818 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died on 12 Feb 1903 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, France, at age 85.
+ 102 iv. Marie Antoinette Gabrielle Henriette Achard-James Baronne [2453] was born on 20 Nov 1813 in Sion, Valais, Switzerland and died on 14 Feb 1885 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 71.
91. Laurent Marie Achard de Peatieux [1761] was born in 1784.
• He worked as a Receveur.
Laurent married Marie Gleyzolle [1774] [MRIN: 672] on 17 Aug 1809.
92. Frederic Jean Francois Achard [1758] was born in 1800 in Montbrison, Rhone-Alpes, France.
25th DEGREE
93. Marie Palatine de Dio de Montperoux [1851] was born in 1745.
94. François Achard [1763] living in 1812.
97. Charles Achard [1767] died young.
98. Prosper Achard [1768] living in 1812.
99. Jean François Henri Clément Achard-James [1961] was born on 3 Sep 1811 in Lyon, Rhône, France.
100. Catherine Clémence Horacie Achard-James [1772] was born on 24 Dec 1814 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died on 8 Mar 1817 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 2.
101. Clair Anne Achard-James [1773] was born on 29 Jan 1818 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died on 12 Feb 1903 in Marseille, Bouches-du-Rhône, France, at age 85.
• He worked as an Avocat à la Cour de Lyon, Conseiller de préfecture à Bourg.
Clair married Marie Antoinette Isabelle Linossier [2149] [MRIN: 673], daughter of Henri Victor Linossier [3120] and Catherine Victoire Buisson [3119], on 2 Aug 1848 in Lyon, Rhône, France. Marie was born on 19 Feb 1826 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died in May 1884 in Janneyrias, Isère, France, at age 58.
+ 103 i. Pierre Henri Marie René Achard-James [613] was born on 23 Feb 1863 in Janneyrias, Isère, France and died about 1929 in Paris, Île-de-France, France, about age 66.
+ 104 ii. Marie Pierre Antoine Albert Achard-James [1937] was born on 4 Aug 1851 in Bourg-en-Bresse, Ain, Rhone-Alpes, France and died on 24 Dec 1925 in Paris (11e), Ile-de-France, France, at age 74.
+ 105 iii. Marie Jeanne Victoire Marthe Achard-James [2128] was born on 19 Jun 1849 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died on 28 Oct 1923 in Tours, Indre-et-Loire, Centre-Val de Loire, France, at age 74.
102. Marie Antoinette Gabrielle Henriette Achard-James Baronne [2453] was born on 20 Nov 1813 in Sion, Valais, Switzerland and died on 14 Feb 1885 in Lyon, Rhône, France, at age 71.
Birth Notes: Sa naissance a eu lieu quand le Valais faisait partie du département français de Simplon, sous l’Empire de Napoléon. (La naissance fut également enregistrée à Lyon). Her preffered name was Antoinette.
Antoinette married René Louis Jules Jean Marie Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne Baron [2454] [MRIN: 852], son of André Paul Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne [2575] and Antoinette Rousset [3493], on 10 Sep 1835 in Lyon, Rhône, France. René was born on 20 Oct 1800 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died in 1873 in Saint-Remy, France, at age 73.
• He worked as a Magistrat , Maire de Vaux (Villefranche).
• He had a residence in Le Perréon, Rhone, Rhone-Alpes, France.
+ 106 i. Marie Alphonsine Pauline Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne [3491] was born on 21 Jun 1836 in Lyon, Rhône, France.
+ 107 ii. Albin Henry Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne [2455] was born about 1841 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died in 1919 in Richmond, Surrey, England, about age 78.
+ 108 iii. Henry Antoine Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne [3492] was born about 1843.
+ 109 iv. Marie-Emilie Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne [2572] was born on 26 Apr 1845 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died on 24 Jan 1934 in Arles, Bouches-du-Rhône, France, at age 88.
+ 110 v. Marie Henriette Sain-Rousset de Vauxonne [3202] was born in 1857 in Lyon, Rhône, France and died about 1880, about age 23.