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Louis VIII (1187-1226), the Lion, King of France in 1223
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THE LONGUEVAL RESEARCH PROJECT (2007), from the Mémoires de la Société généalogique canadienne française (Memoirs of the French-Canadian Genealogical Society) published an article titled "Les origins de Philippe Amiot (Hameau), de son éspouse Anne Couvent et de leur neveu Toussaint Ledran." (“The origins of Philippe Amiot (Hameau), his wife Anne Couvent and their nephew Toussaint Ledran.”).
In the article the research team of the Longueval Project established the ancestry through Anne Couvent, and her mother Antointette Longueval back to King Louis VIII of France. The project also claims to trace Anne's ancestry back to King Henry III of England, but I have not been able to find those connections.
Some of my distant cousins should be able to make a connect through one of my ancestors listed below.
MY ANCESTRY FROM LOUIS VIII, KING OF FRANCE, THROUGH ANNE COUVENT, TO LYDIA BROWN BAILEY (MY GRANDMOTHER) LOOKS LIKE THIS:
Louis VIII, King of France (1187 - 1226) - my 26th great-grandfather
Robert I de France, Comte d'Artois (1216 - 1250)- son of Louis VIII roi de France
Robert II d' Artois Count d’Artois (1249 - 1302) - son of Robert I de France, Comte d'Artois
Philippe I d'Artois - son of Robert II d' Artois Count d’Artois
Marie d'Artois (1291 - 1365) - daughter of Philippe I d'Artois
Marie de Namur (van Dampierre) (1322 - 1355) - daughter of Marie d'Artois
Yolande de Bar (1342 - 1410) - daughter of Marie de Namur (van Dampierre)
Jeanne De Grancey ( - 1422) - daughter of Yolande de Bar
Marie de Châteauvillain (1365 - 1423) - daughter of Jeanne De Grancey
Robert de Sarrebruche, de Commercy I (1400 - 1460) - son of Marie de Châteauvillain
Jeanne de Sarrebruche (1436 - 1492) - daughter of Robert de Sarrebruche, de Commercy I
Francois de Barbancon Seigneur de la Frette (1470 - 1510) - son of Jeanne de Sarrebruche
Marguerite de Barbançon (1480 - ) - daughter of Francois de Barbancon Seigneur de la Frette
François de Joyeuse, de Champigneulles (1515 - 1597) - son of Marguerite de Barbançon
Jean de Joyeuse, de Champigneulle (1540 - 1607) - son of François de Joyeuse, de Champigneulles
Louise de Joyeuse (1565 - 1616) - daughter of Jean de Joyeuse, de Champigneulle
Antoinette De Longuevale (1580 - 1640) - daughter of Louise de Joyeuse
Anne Convent (Couvent) (1605 - 1675) - daughter of Antoinette De Longuevale
Mathieu Amiot (Amyot) Sieur de Villeneuve (1628 - 1688) - son of Anne Convent (Couvent)
Catherine-Ursule Amiot (1664 - 1715) - daughter of Mathieu Amiot (Amyot) Sieur de Villeneuve
Etienne Duquet dit Desrochers (1695 - 1762) - son of Catherine-Ursule Amiot
Marie Madeleine Duquet (1734 - 1791) - daughter of Etienne Duquet dit Desrochers
Gabriel Pinsonneau (1770 - 1807) - son of Marie Madeleine Duquet
Gabriel (Gilbert) Passino (Passinault) (Pinsonneau) (1803 - 1877) - son of Gabriel Pinsonneau
Lucy Passino (Pinsonneau) (1836 - 1917) - daughter of Gabriel (Gilbert) Passino (Passinault) (Pinsonneau)
Abraham Lincoln Brown (1864 - 1948) - son of Lucy Passino (Pinsonneau)
Lydia Corinna Brown (1891 - 1971) - daughter of Abraham Lincoln Brown, my grandmother
NOTE: If you found any of your ancestors listed above then you might also like my other blog...
NOTE: If you found any of your ancestors listed above then you might also like my other blog...
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I am an Anne Couvent descendant as well. It's true. She is a direct descendant of Henry III of England. Here's the chart. http://habitant.org/couvent/Couvent_Henry_III.pdf
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link.
DeleteRegards,
You're welcome!
DeleteOh! A few more things...Anne Couvent is a direct descendant of Charlemagne and William the Conqueror too.
DeleteHave fun in your research!
Also, continuing on the British Isles, she's a direct descendant of Alfred the Great via his daughter, Ælfthryth of Wessex (aka Elfridam, Elfrida, Elftrude, Elftrudis). Ælfthryth married Baldwin II, Count of Flanders. Additionally, she is a direct descendant of Duncan I of Scotland (king from "Macbeth"). I found that link thru Michael Marcotte's website. Here's the link http://michaelmarcotte.com/scottish.htm
ReplyDeleteWow! This is going to take some study. Thank you for the information and links.
DeleteRegards,
No worries, enjoy the further research!
Deletemarguerite de Barbancon is she the daughter of louis V111
ReplyDeleteThe record I have suggests Marguerite de Barbançon, dame of Montgobert, and Robert de Joyeuse, count of Grandpré, married 15 July 1519, is the daughter of: VII François de Barbançon, seigneur of La Ferté.
DeleteI'm proud to be a descendant from Philippe Amyot and Anne Couvent. Both side have an interesting side. My 10th great grandfather was and is still a mystery. His life, death, parents... I'm looking for more on Philippe Amyot
ReplyDeleteMe too , her son Noel Amiot
ReplyDeleteWas this Nicolas? If so he would not be Amiot.
DeleteHer 2nd marriage was to Jacques Maheu, and they did have a son named Nicolas. Anne had three sons with Philippe Amiot (Amyot) dit Villeneuve. They were Mathieu Amiot (Amyot) Sieur de Villeneuve, my ancestor, Jean Amiot (Amyot), and Charles Amiot (Amyot).
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