An armorial of the army of invasion of Flanders 2.06-9.10.1297 (l’ost de Flandre al. Chifflet-Prinet)

Reconstructed from the editions by Max Prinet, 1934 Paul Adam-Even, 1959 Gerard J. Brault, 1973 and Bruxelles, KBR, ms. Goethals 673:46-50

by

Steen Clemmensen Farum, Denmark www.armorial.dk

CONTENTS

Introduction 2

The politics of Flanders 3

The participants and their arms 5

Armorial de l’ost de Flandre 8

Concordance of editions 35

KBR ms. Goethals 673 37

Comparison with Urfé 43

References 45

Ordinary of arms 49

Index Nominorum 52

© Steen Clemmensen, February 2008.

1 Introduction

As the armorial of the army collected in 1297 by Philippe IV ‘le Bel’ roi de France for the invasion of Flanders is already described and commented in two parts by Max Prinet (1934) and Paul Adam (1959) and in part reissued by Gerard Brault (1973) and on the web by Brian Timms (c.2004), why publish it anew ? The aim is fourfold: to present the armorial, with comments in English, as it might have looked when first blazoned, secondly to present two hundred of the most important members of the french warrior class active in the middle of the reign, thirdly to compensate for the difficulty in obtaining the editions and manuscripts, and lastly to update the references and provide an ordinary of its arms. Most of the information is already available and discussed in the papers by Adam and by Prinet, and readers with knowledge of french might want to consult the original papers for their discussion of the evidence and for details left out here. Some supplementary information is available in either Brault RAE or Boos LBR and has not been repeated here.

Five manuscripts are known, three medieval and two late copies. The lost original, possibly collated by a herald in the service of Robert (II) C.Artois [7], is assumed to have been blazoned: a) present owner unknown, painted and blazoned, as an annex to a treatise 'Enseignements notables servans aux rois d'armes, héraults et poursuivants' by Jeannet Fauquet (fl.1495-1506), herald to Emperor Maximilian and Philippe duc de Bourgogne, once owned by Dr. Höfflinger of Wien and with CPF/b-c-d used by Adam-Even. b) Lille, Bibl.Municipale, ms.429 :165r-188r (anc.506), 15th century, painted, probably made by a herald at the court of the dukes of Bourgogne, some blanks were maladroitly identified; c) Bruxelles, KBR, ms. Goethals 673:46-50, 15th century, blazoned in a hasty hand, dated 1218 in arabic numerals in the somewhat different introduction, french language, nearly all legends and a few blazons are missing, many abbreviations, a few explanatory shields and notes in the margin or in the text; d) Besancon, Bibl.Municipale, ms.Chifflet 186:145r-154r, 17th century, blazoned, made by Jules Chifflet (1615-1676), used by Prinet and Brault; e) Paris, BnF, ms.fr.n.acq.6889:259r-, painted, a copy of CPF/b;

Strictly speaking this is a tentative reconstruction as only the KBR manuscript has been reviewed, but a concordance with the previous editions is appended. The blazons included in the present legends are taken from Prinet, Adam or Brault. The items are merged according to Paul Adam with a head of 17 items, starting with the king of France, an insert of 3 members of the Dreux family [22- 24], and a tail of 35 items. Two items were overlooked by Prinet [83, 127]. A number of presumed doubles are left as in the previous editions and the manuscripts.

Armorial references has been kept to a minimum of contemporary items, and if none were available a few later, but major, armorials have been used. For a full set of armorial references, see Clemmensen OM. The items in Herald’s Roll FitzWilliam version (FW) were copied from Tournoi de Compiègne (TCO) by the collator of FW.

2 The politics of Flanders

At the turn of the 13th century Flanders was an important economic and political entity. Its economic importance was based on the large cloth manufacturing industry in the several large towns and their trade links with the rest of Europe, not least the wool trade with England.

The factors determining the politics and size of Flanders were several, and easily exploited. Most of Flanders was part of the kingdom of France and its count a vassal of the king. But the parts east of the Schelde / Escaut, i.e. Aalst, Dendermonde and Waas, were part of the Holy Roman Empire, and linguistically it was also split between french and flemish speakers. As a vassal of the king of France the count was subject to the judicial processes of the Parlement de Paris, but like his neighbours and occasional enemies, Brabant, Hainaut and Holland, he acted in many matters as a sovereign. Internally there were opposition to the count from the wealthy burgher-merchants of the towns and they in turn were often opposed by the poorer town dwellers and from time to time the landed nobility were opposing either.

The size of Flanders fluctuated with time. Around 1100 it comprised not only the core castellanies of Brugge / Bruges, Ghent / Gand, Courtrai / Kortrijk, Ypres / Yeper, Furnes / Veurne, Cassel, and Bergues / Bergen, and the imperial parts, but also the country of Arras with the counties of Boulogne, Guines, St.Pol and Hesdin and the castellanies of St.Omer, Aire, Bailleul, Bourbourg, Lille, Arras, Douai and Bapaume. By 1300 most of Artois was relinquished to France, but still coveted as the french king coveted the rest of Artois. And he not only coveted the remaining castellanies (mainly Lille), but wanted to exersize his sovereignty over Flanders. The french kings had steadily expanded their influence and after the annexation of Toulouse the king had only four major vassals to worry about. The duc d’Aquitaine al. king of England was the major problem, but the duc de Bretagne was also a nearly independent vassal and there was, in the eyes of the king, no need for Flanders to emulate the previous two. The duc de Bourgogne was less of a problem being loyal to the crown. The county of Bourgogne al. Franche-Comté was an imperial fief, though usually aligned with the french crown.

The last male count of the maison d’Alsace was Baudouin IX ‘ of Constantinople (d.1206) and from then to 1278 Flanders was ruled by his daughters and their husbands. The present count, Gui de Dampierre (r.1278-1305), son of Margaret of Flanders (Alsace) and Guillaume de Dampierre, had serious problems with the burghers of the flemish towns, who ultimately brought their grievances to the Parlement de Paris, who summoned the count. Gui refused to obey and sought assistance from Edward I king of England, who at the time had Aquitaine invaded by the french on a similar charge of defiance.

The grandfather of the present french king, Philippe IV ‘le Bel’ (b.1268, r.1285-1314), was Louis IX ‘le Sacre’ (d.1270) noted for his crusades and foreign interventions. But Philippe had fought a rather catastophal campaign in Aragon at his accession and tried for his reign to use overt force as little as possible and never outside France. But in order to assert his authority the french king ordered an army to meet at Compiègne on June 2nd 1297 under his personal command, having with him, his son Louis ‘le Hutin’ (later Louis §, r.1314-1316) and his young brother Charles C.Valois (1270-1325). This army was shortly reinforced by Jan (I) C.Hainaut on June 23rd, crossed the border to Flanders on August 1st, and besieged Lille, and fouraging force under the command of Robert C.Artois fought the flemings on the plain of Bulscamp outside Furnes / Veurne on August 20th. Lille capitulated on August 25th. An armistice was signed on October 9th.

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The result of the campaign was that Gui de Dampierre was deposed and imprisoned, and Jacques de Châtillon de St.Pol [9] was appointed royal governor of Flanders. But the wealthy and therefore powerful flemish merchants resented the occupation. Recognizing the unrest the governor and the royal concellor Pierre Flote took the french army to Brügge in May 1302. As most of the rebellious fraction had fled the city and the remaining refused to negotiate, the french harassed the town. But at sunrise on May 18th the brugeois attacked, killed many and forced the french to retreat to Courtrai and Lille, from which they summoned reinforcements.

The french reinforcements commanded by Robert C.Artois [7] reached Courtrai on June 26th and on July 11th the french mounted knights met the flemish municipal infantry and mounted nobles outside Courtrai. This ‘Battle of the Golden Spurs’ was a stunning defeat of the french with many knights dead – and the french were driven out of Flanders. But the french could not leave Flanders alone, not only was it a very rich province, but abandoning it might encourage others, e.g. Aquitaine, Picardie and Bretagne, to seek formal independence of the french crown. So, the following year Philippe ‘le Bel’ had the count of Hainaut, himself threatened by the flemings, to open a new front on the eastern and northern borders of Flanders, while the connétable of France, Gaucher de Châtillon, held on to the fortified town of St.Omer on the southern border. On April 4th 1303 a battle was fought at Arques in which the flemings scored a costly victory, forcing the french back into St.Omer.

The resulting truces failed and in early 1304 a new french army led by Philippe ‘le Bel’ himself moved north, meeting the flemings at Mons-en-Pèvèle on May 18th. The french won a costly, but decisive victory, which halted the flemish indepence movement for many years, sealed with the peace treaty of Athis-sur-Orge in 1305.

Many of the nobles who took part in the first succesful campaing of 1297 later died either at Courtrai or at Mons.

4 The participants and their arms

The army marshalled at Compiègne in June 1297 was a feudal host of nobles called up by individual summons from the king through his baillis and sénéchals. As such most of the nobles would have marched, camped and fought with men of their own region. Such summonses would have been served months ahead to allow for travelling from the South and the East across wooded highlands. Besides the newly summoned men, others were recalled from the occupation of Aquitaine, a march of some 700 km. From Compiègne they marched the 130 km across the northern french plain to Lille in three weeks, being reinforced there by the C.Hainaut. Investing Lille their supplies needed replenishment, and the french dispatched a large fouraging party towards the coast near Furnes / Veurne, 70 km off, which the flemings tried unsuccesfully to intercept on August 20th. When relief became unlikely, Lille capitulated in less than a week and the flemings sued for peace.

Is this reflected in the armorial? The answer is both yes and no. This is not an order of battle armorial as is e.g. the Galloway Roll (London, College of Arms, ms. M 14 bis) giving two formations involved in an action of 1300 in Scotland, but more like a traditional roll of arms starting with a segment of titled nobles followed by barons and knights. But there are traces of a regional order. The items 30-62 belong mainly to nobles having their origin in the old royal domain, modern Ile-de-France including the Vexin, south-western Beauvoisis and western Champagne.The next, 63- 95, can be placed in Picardie, closest to the flemish border. This segment ends with a younger son of the D.Brabant (Godefroi S.Aerschot [95]) and five other with flemish and hainauter origin. The fourth segment, items 96-112, are men of Normandie as noted by Michel Popoff (Marche d’Armes II, Normandie, Paris 1983). The three regions were probably named in the margins of the source manuscript (Brault ERA 84). From there the structure becomes less clear with from three to seven segments of men from Bretagne (items 158-173), the Poitou-Touraine-Limousin (items 137-173, 182-191), a few from Bourgogne (items 192-197) and again some from Picardie (items 174-181, 198-202) with a few individuals and men from Hainaut sprinkled into it.

Do we have all the army here. Probably not, though the infantry and mounted sergeants are of course not included, the army would probably have comprised some 1500 to 2500 knights and noble squires, and what we have here are practically all men of substance. The king would have wanted a substantial force, but hardly the (in medieval terms) overwhelming force collected for the Courtrai campaign of 1302 and the Mons-en-Pévèle campaign of 1304, where some 3000 knights were present at each, but probably more than the 800 estimated for the holding of the border before the battle of Arques in 1303 (deVries 14, 34, 28). From the above and a look at the titled nobles it appears that the summonses were only issued to nobles living in the North-East and along the lower Seine and Loire-Vienne rivers. The men of Bourgogne might well have been recalled from Aquitaine along with a few brabantians and others in french service. In addition, some flemings of the loyal french party (the Lelierts, from the fleur-de-lis) led by Guilbert châtelain de Bergues [92] were also present. The flemish nationalists were known as the Liepaerts, from the lion of the comital arms.

For the authorship Paul Adam speculated that the armorial was collated in blazon by a herald in the service of Robert C.Artois [7], the principal field commander. That might well be the case, but the only argument for it is that it would be an obvious job or interest for a commander’s herald. The only hard evidence at hand is that at least one manuscript (either the original or more likely a later copy) was handed down through a succession of heralds in the service of the duc & comte de Bourgogne & C.Flandre & Artois &c until it landed in the hands of Joannet Fauquët (fl.1497-1506),

5 a picardian in the service of the habsburger emperor-duke Maximilian. As with many other manuscripts from the burgundian courts copies have been found in the major depositories: Wien, Lille, Besancon and Bruxelles. Though the weight of probability is on the source manuscript to have survived in the Low Countries, Robert D.Bourgogne [12], Otton C.Bourgogne [11] or even Gui C.St.Pol [9] might have been the sponsor. The manuscripts provides themselves little evidence of the authorship or early survival.

The date given at the beginning of the armorial is August 1297, which appears probable, though the compilation might well have been carried out later. Two items are curious: Robert de Wavrin S.St.Venant [91] and Jean de Haverskerke S.Hondschoote [93] placed with the leader of the Lelierts, Guilbert châtelain de Bergues [92]. Both were reportedly among the defenders of Lille (Funck-Brentano PB 239) and ought to have been excluded from the armorial. But both had a history of loyal service to the french king and must have been received into this grace and trust immediately after the surrender of Lille on August 25th. Especially Robert de St.Venant was trusted with important duties during the following years.

Returning to the 202 coats-of.arms and their bearers, there are only five items for which we do not have independent evidence of the relationship between man and arms (items 134, 167, 178, 183, 196) in the material available. There are probably a dozen items where the coats-of-arms deviate from what is currently acknowledged as correct. They are mostly minor variants, having the colours inverted or the drawing simplified as in the arms of Champagne [28]. In the case of Preuilly [83, 177] the cause might be that a charge (a maunch gules) was omitted leaving only the orle of eagles, not azure as they ought to be, but gules as the omitted charge. For Magnac [185] and Ville [176] the minor charges were misplaced and for Werchin [189] omitted. Such mistakes are common when blazons are copied.

The arms of France [1] are not a courtesy only, as the king of France, Philippe ‘le Bel’, was present in person, though probably not always and mainly leaving the actual command to the professional soldiers. From there the pride of place goes to the young members of the royal family, brothers and cousins of the king, and nominal commanders. Following them comes the high nobility, not necessarily by rank or importance, but by family. The crucial ally Jean C.Hainaut being placed as item 17 and Jean D.Bretagne, not a count, probably the most powerful vassal next to the defiant Gui C.Flandre as item 13, after the Artois and Châtillon-St.Pol families. Two young royal guests, Raymond Berenger C.Andria [5], a distant cousin of the king, and Sanchez di Aragon [5], heir to the minor kingdom of Mallorca and to the southern border area of Roussillon, are placed with the royal family. Another foreigner, hardly a guest, the councillor-diplomat-banker-soldier Mouche dei Francheschi [29] given a comital title, ends the segment.

Paul Adam mentions a few differences between the painted Wien manuscript (CPF/e) and the others, but also finding identical errors in all manuscripts, e.g. Gui Chemillé [144] and Adam Bruyères [141]. Such errors has been emended in this edition. The S.Beauval [78] has ermine a border engrailed gules in CPF/e, which Adam sugggests might have been intended for a now missing Thierry van Hondschoote (XDD:2428), a fleming known to have been in french service at the time.

In general the legends and blazons have survived in comprehensible form making it relatively easy to establish the connection between the entries and contemporary persons. Especially if one is working on well-researched editions, but this might also have been done with a reasonable ordinary

6 of arms and the standard historical works available. In a few cases it is only the name and a documentary note of attendance that allows one to make the connection to an anonymous entry in another armorial. In a dozen cases it has been necessary to alter or amend the identifications of the previous editors, usually because the precise family use of arms is hard to unravel or because of the age and/or time of death of the incumbent lord is difficult to align with the well-established date of this collation. The Trie family [45, 46, 53] is one example. The well-known Châtillon arms [9, 10, 81, 131] are another puzzle. In their many variants of minor charges, they are probably the most cited coats-of-arms in medieval armorials, but whether the changes in the posture of lions from passant to issant or rampant, or the colour change from sable to gules, are distinctive for branches and persons, or indicate parallel use by branches, is difficult to unravel. Furthermore they influence and might confound the blazons of similar arms [100]. A critical review of the Châtillon arms is sorely needed.

A last example of the problems observed and the indebtedness owed to other scolarly editors of this and other armorials is ‘mesire itier de merdoine’ [150], whom Prinet correctly identifies with Itier de Brion S.Merdogne in the Auvergne, but with the help of de Boos is connected to the vermandois Plessis-Brion family. But the head of the senior line, Gui S.Plessis-Brion also served in Flanders as a banneret in 1297 – but is not to be found in this armorial. Gui is named in VER:138. Is the anonymous entry in LBR:396 this Gui (as proposed by de Boos) or perhaps Itier?

7 Armorial de l’Ost de Flandres alias Chifflet-Prinet

Vechy les noms des princes et les armes des vassaux des chevaliers des barons qui fierent en l’ost de flandres de par monseigneur le roy de franche l’an de grace M II C et XCVII le mois d’aoust

1 le roy de franche d azur a fleurs de lis d or semees 1 B O semy of fleurs-de-lis Philippe IV 'le bel', Roi de France, r.1285-1314, present with the army at Lille 25.08.1297. The previous monarchs were: Louis VIII (r.1223-1226), Louis IX 'le sacre' (r.1226-1270, son), Philippe III 'le hardi' (r.1270-1285, son, father of Philippe IV).

2 messire charles de meme a bordure de gueules fra 1 B OG semy of fleurs-de-lis & border Charles de France, C.Valois, 1270-1325, brother of Philippe IV 'le Bel', commanding the French army invading Flanders in June 1297. Anselme 2:235; ESNF 2:11+22 + 3:55; H Pinoteau, RFHS, 71-72:109-117, 2001-2002; XDD:1033; LBR:178 (Charles); TCA:2;

3 messire loys de meme a baton copone d argent et de gueules nor 1 B OX AG semy of fleurs-de-lis & bend compony Louis de France, 1276-1319, C.Evreux, younger brother of Philippe 'le Bel' and of Charles C.Valois [2], husband of Marguerite de Artois. His son, Philippe 'sage/bon' (d.1343) became C.Evreux & R.Navarre. DBF 13; ESNF 2:13+79, 3:642; XDD:904; LYN:522;

4 messire loys de clermont de meme au baton de gueules a la molette d argent bea 1 B OGA semy of fleurs-de-lis & bend ch. mullet Louis de Clermont, 1279-1342, son of Robert de Clermont (d.1317, 6th son of Louis IX 'le sacre') and Beatrice de Bourgogne (d.1310, daughter of Agnes Dm.Bourbon). De facto administrator of his fathers lands during Robert's illness, he took part in both the battles of Courtrai 1302 and Mons 1304. The arms of Clermont (Capet) and later Bourbon was France differenced by a bend. DBF 6:1387; Anselme 2:135 + 1:143-201 + 1:295-380; ESNF 2:31; 3:72-76 + 90-91;

5 raymond berenger fils du roy de cecille de france a lambel de gueules a un quartier d ermines anj 1 B OEG semy of fleurs-de-lis & canton & label Raymond Bérenger d'Anjou, d.1305, C.d'Andria, 5th son of Charles (II) d'Anjou R.Naples (d.1309, great grandson of Louis VIII R.France). The arms of Anjou was France with a label. Anselme 2:1; ESNF 2:15-16 + 3:56; C. Merindol, 18.CIGH 145-170; BIG:246*; FW:24*; WIN:1261*; URF:2690*; VER:862* (Anjou);

6 le fils du roy de mallorque pale d or et de gueules a la bordure de franche ara 1 O GBO paly & border flory Sanchez di Aragon, 1276-1324, son of Jaime II R.Aragon-Mallorca (r.1276-1311) & C.Rosellón y Cerdana, was in Orleans on 11.12.1297. He married Marie de Sicile (Anjou) in 1304 and succeded his father in 1311. ESNF 2:74; XDC:5570* (3 pales & border, Sanchez, 1297); XSC:266*; , MPA:44*; TCO:4*; WIN:1262*; LBR:7* (paly);

7 le conte d'artoys de franche au lambel de gueules castelle dor art 1 B OGO semy of fleurs-de-lis & label castily Robert (II) 'le noble' C.Artois, 1250-1302, husband of Amice de Courtenay Dm.Conches, killed at Courtrai. His surviving daughter Mahaut (1368-1329) married Othon (IV) de Chalon C.Bourgogne / Franche-Comté (d.1302). His son Philippe [8] died after Furnes and his grandson, Robert (III), born 1287, lost Artois to the french crown. DBF 3:1201; ESNF 3.1:70; Anselme 2:3; C:31; FW:78; LBR:78+86; WIN:760; MPH:94*; TCO:232*;

8 8 messire philippe d'artoys de franche au lambel de gueules besante d argent art 1 B OGA Philippe d'Artois, d.1298, S.Conches, d.1297, son of Robert (II) C.Artois [7]. Captured and died of wounds suffered at Furnes. The roundels are a difference of Artois. XDA:18; see [7];

9 le conte de sainct polde gueules a .iij. pals de vair et un chief d or a lambeau d azur art 1 G ZOB 3 pales & chief & label Guy (III) de Châtillon, d.1317, C.St.Pol-en-Ternois (dep Pas-de-Calais), bouteiller de France. ESNF 7:18; Anselme 6:91; XRA 1:195t12n1; XDA:12; FW66+405; C:27; D:33; TCO:233; VER:623 (Gui);

10 messire jacques de sainct pol porte telels armes a la fleur de lis sable issant ver 1 G ZOS 3 pales & chief ch. fleur-de-lis couped Jacques (I) de Châtillon, d.1302, S.Leuze & Condé, younger brother of Gui (III) C.St.Pol [8], governor of Flanders from 1300, killed at Courtrai. XDA:251; TCO:239 (Jacq); C:181; FW:380; D:76; WIN:883;

11 le conte de bourgoigne d azur au lion billete d or frc 1 B OO lion, billety Otton (IV) de Châlon, c.1248-1303, C.Bourgogne 1279-1295, cousin of Guillaume C.Auxerre [26], son-in-law of Robert C.Artois [7], sold the county to Philippe 'le bel', died of wounds after Courtrai. A member of the Vienne family, who bore {Gu eagle Ar}, he as a Pfalzgraf of HRR was aligned with the gibellin party, but in 1290 changed sides to the guelph party and changed his arms to the present arms of Franche-Comté, the Freigrafschaft von Burgund. ESNF 2:60; Bouly EHT 109; Galbreath LH 248; R. Willoughby, CoA 1998, 184:320-328; XCB:217 (eagle); XCB:1292; XDD:443 (lion); TCO:193; LBR:117+437; WIN:1084; FW:505;

12 le duc de bourgoigne bande d or a une bordure de gueules bur 1 O BG bendy & border Robert (II) D.Bourgogne, 1248-1305, husband of Agnes de France (1260-1337), sister of Philippe III 'le hardi'. ESNF 2:11 + 20-21; XDD:470; FW:32; TCO:192; LBR:13+416; WIN:1083;

13 le conte de bretaigne echequete d or et d d azur a une bordure de gueules au quartier d bre ermines 1 § EG OB checky & canton & border Jean (II) de Dreux, 1238-1305, D.Bretagne 1286, created pair of France in 1297 - after the campaign. He was married to Beatrice, daughter of Henry III R.England. The canton ermine was added to the Vermandois & border of Dreux by the first Dreux duke, his grandfather Pierre 'mauclerc' (r.1213-1237) as a pun on Bretagne armoricaine. His grandson, duke Jean (III) adpted the ermine plain in 1312. Anselme 2:37; ESNF 2:18-19; XDD:539; WIN:1017; D:36; WIN:921; C:24; TCO:61;

14 artus de bretaigne de meme la bordure engresle bre 1 § EG OB checky & canton & border engrailed Arthur (II) de Bretagne, 1262-1312, eldest son of Jean [13], succeded as duke in 1305. XDD:540; WIN:922 (s.n.); FW:53 (E.Richmond); 15 pierre de bretaigne les armes le conte la bordure besantee d argent bre 1 § EGO OB checky & canton & border roundely Pierre de Bretagne, 1263-1311, V.Léon 1293, younger brother of Jean [13]. WIN:1018 (s.n.); 16 le conte de roussy d or au lion d azur cha 1 O B lion rampant Jean (IV) de Pierrepont, d.1304, C.Roucy. ESNF 3.4:678-680, a.o.; Bouly EHT 106; XDD:1025; C:33; TCO:12; TCA:4; LBR:111+377+710; WIN:826;

9 17 le conte de hainaut de noir a un lion d or hai 1 O S lion rampant Jean (II) d'Avesnes, 1247-1304, C.Hainault 1257, C.Holland 1300, son of Jan/Jean (I) C.Hainaut and Adelheid van Holland (d.1284). He led the contingent from Hainaut in 1297 and in 1302 fought the flemings on the eastern and western border of Flanders. Jean adopted the lion of Flanders and discarded the chevrons of Hainault. His grandfather Burchard d'Avesnes had married Margareta, daughter of Baudouin IX C.Flanders & Hainaut & emperor of Byzans (d.1205). ESNF 2:4; XDD:651; URF:1876;

18 n.. de hu d'azur au lion billete d'or cha 1 B OO lion, billety Jean (II) de Brienne, d.1302, C.Eu & Guisnes, killed at Courtrai. Prinet has his father, Jean (d.1294).

ESNF 3.4: 681-687; Bouly EHT 100; Anselme 6:135; XDD:1569; XEP:310-312; LBR:216;

19 li contes de bouloinge d'or a un fanuns de gueulles bou 1 O G gonfanon Robert (VI) C.Boulogne & Auvergne, 2nd son of Robert (V) C.Auvergne & Boulogne (d.1277), who inherited Boulogne in 1260. Arms of Auvergne. ESNF 3:735; Anselme 2:217; TCO:260; LBR:104+389; WIN:1231; FW:81;

20 mesire godefroit de bouloinge celles mesmes a un baston d'asur bou 1 O GB gonfanon & bend Godefroid de Boulogne, d.1302, younger brother of Robert [19], formerly in holy orders, but resigned and was knighted, killed at Courtrai. see [19]; 21 li contes d'abbeville d'asur a trois bandes d'or et a une bordure de gueulles pon 1 B OG 3 bends & border Jean de Ponthieu, c.1264-1302, C.Aumale 1260 & S.Epernon 1270, son of Ferdinand (II) de Ponthieu (Castille-Burgund), infante de Castille & C.Aumale (d.<1269) and Laure de Montfort Dm.Epernon (d.1270), killed at Courtrai. Arms of Ponthieu. ESNF 2:63 + 3:124B; Popoff P; Recueil HF 21:20+191+639; HCN:427*; LBR:116* (Or-Az-Gu); TCO:263* (Ar-Az-Gu; all Aumale);

22 le conte de dreux echequete d or et d azur a une bordure de gueules fra 1 O BG checky & border Jean (II) 'le Bon', d.1309, C.Dreux & Braine & Montfort-l'Amaury & Joigny, son of Robert (d.1282) and Beatrice de Montfort-l'Amaury, husband of Jeanne de Beaujeu (d.1308), the daughter of the connétable Humbert de Beaujeu and Isabelle de Mello. He was also present at Courtrai. Anselme 1:423 (Dreux-Perche); Bouly EHT 63; ENSF 3:63; XDD:732; C:26; TCA:3; VER:727; TCO:330; LBR:106+177; WIN:3; WIN:895;

23 robert de dreux de meme a lionceaux d argent en la bordure bre 1 O BGA checky & border ch. lions Robert (II) de Dreux, d.1303, S.Château-de-Loir, brother of Jean [22], killed in Flanders. The border in of Montfort, his mothers family. 24 robert de dreux les armes le conte de dreux la bordure engreslee fra 1 O BG checky & border engrailed Robert (II) de Dreux, 1265-c.1306, S.Beu (dep Eure-et-Loir) & Bagnaux & la Chapelle-Gauthier & C.Squilance, married firstly Yolande de Vendôme (d.<1306), and secondly Marguerite de Beaumont Cs.Chamerlan (in Sicily), widow of Jean de Montfort C.Squillace. He was in the retinue of the C.Valois and also served in Flanders in 1303. Boos LBR 158; Anselme 1:422-433; ESNF 3.1:64; LBR:200 (Rob);

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25 li contes de la marche burele d'argent et d'asur poi 1 A B barruly Hugues (XIII) de Lusignan, d.1302, C.la Marche & Angoulême, son of Hugues (XII, d.1270), took part in the Flanders campaign of 1320 and died in november. Anselme 4:80-81; ESNF 3.4:689+815-816; XCB:103; FW:514 (C.laMarche) + 515 (Gui); TCO:269+272; LBR:679+683;

26 li contes d'auchoire de gheulles a une bande d'or et a un escuchon du duc de bourgoigne en la frc bande 1 G O bend ch. escutch {bendy Or-Az & border Gu} Guillaume (III) de Chalons, d.1304, C.Auxerre & Tonnere, son of Jean (I) S.Rochefort & j.u. C.Auxerre & Tonnerre (c.1243-1309) and Alix de Bourgogne (Capet) Cs.Auxerre (d.1290), and cousin of Othon C.Bourgogne [11]. He was killed at Mons-en-Pévèle. In 1292 he married Eleonore de Savoie, who later remarried with Dreux (IV) de Mello [193] and Jean (I) C.Forez). The inescutcheon is Bourgogne (Capet), borne in the lifetime of his father. ESNF 2:60-61 + 3:121; Anselme 2:200; see [194];

27 li contes de fores de gheules a un daufin d'or foz 1 G O dolphin Jean (I), 1275-1333, C.Forez, son and heir of Guigues (VI, d.1278) and Jeanne de Montfort (d.1300). He married in 1296 Alix de la Tour du Pin, daughter of Humbert dauphin de Viennois. He was conseiller du roi from 1315 and guardian of the coclave at Lyon 1316 for the election of pope Johannes XXII. ESNF 3:737; sigil, Coll.AN #679 (Jean, 1307); C:37; LBR:105+421; WIN:1164;

28 li contes de sansoire d'asur a une bande d'or et a deux cotices d'argent cha 1 B OA bend cotised Etienne (II), o.s.p.1306, comte de Sancerre (dep Cher) c.1280, husband of Marie de Lusignan-la- Marche. He took part in the campaign of 1285 in Aragon, jousted at Chauvency in october of the same year, and fought in both Flanders and Gascony 1297, in Italy 1301, and commanded the garrison of Lille in 1302. The arms of Sancerre (Champagne) is {Az bend Ar cotised potenty Or}. Anselme 2:850; Recueil HF 22:223+532 a.o.; sigil, ANdF #439 (Etienne, 1288); TCH:12*; FW:70*; TCA:6*; TMO:124*; LBR:25*+76*+656*;

29 li contes de venise palle d'argent et d'asur et a une fesse d'or flo 1 § O AB paly & fess Musciato Guido dit Mouche dei Francheschi, a florentine banker cum diplomat cum soldier known to have been with the french in Flanders 1297. He and his brother Biche came from the family of Francheschi del quartier San Giovanni in Firenze. The legend,mentioned in the Cronique artésienne, means C.Venaissin (dep Vaucluse), a title not known to have be bestowed upon him. The term 'franchois' must have been in the margin of the original indicating a subsegment of men from Ile-de-France. Prinet CPF 7; Funck- Brentano PB 240; Crollalanza DH 1:429* (Az 3 pales Or); XDC:5393 (Biche dei Francheschi);

30 li sires de monmoranchi d'or a une crois de gheules et a seize egles d'asur es quatre fra cartiers 1 O GB cross acc. 16 eagles Mathieu (IV) 'le grand' de Montmorency, d.c.1304, S.Montmorency, son of Mathieu (d.1270) and Jeanne de Brienne-Ramerupt. In 1273 he married Marie de Dreux (d.1277), daughter of Robert (IV) C.Dreux and sister of Jean [22]., and in 1282 he married secondly Jeanne de Lévis. Mathieu served in Spain in 1285 and was appointed grand chambellan de France and in 1295 amiral de France. He joined the french army in Flanders by 1303. ESNF 14:116-119; Anselme 3:571-572; Brault RAE 2:301-302; XDD:2946-2648 (Mathieu); FW:474; C:111; TCA:11; HCN:45; LBR:179; WIN:7;

11 31 li vicomtes de meleun d'asur a sept tourtiaus d'or et au chief d'or fra 1 B OO 7 roundels & chief Adam (IV) de Melun, d.1305, V.Melun, 2nd son of Adam (d.1250) and the Cs.Sancerre, husband of Jeanne de Sully (d.1306). He succeded his brother Guillaume (III) in 1278. ESNF 7:55; Anselme 5:224; XDD:698-699 (Adam, 1285, 1287); TCO:13; TCA:24; VER:720; HCN:417; LBR:197+895; FW:475; WIN:19;

32 mesire symon de meleun les armes celles mesmes a trois oiseles de gheules au chief fra 1 B OOG 7 roundels & chief ch. 3 martlets Simon de Melun, d.1302, S.la Loupe & Marchéville, maréchal de France c.1293, sénéchal de Poitou & Limousin & Périgord & Quercy, brother of Adam [31], killed at Courtrai. Anselme 5:224+246 + 6:640; Boos LBR 155; XDD:5140 (Simon); XDC:5987 (Simon); VER:721 (Sim);

33 mesire bouchart de marli or a un crois de gheules a quatre egles d'asur es quatre quartiers fra

1 O GB cross acc. 4 eagles Bourchard de Marly (Montmorency), d.c1298, son of Mathieu (II) S.Marly and Marguerite de Lévis (d.1327) and brother of Mahieu (III, d.1305) the échanson de France. The arms with 4 eaglets were replaced by the senior branch around 1240, but were kept by the Marly branch. Anselme 3:659; XDA:444; XDD:2460; LBR:205 (Mahieu III); TCO:15;

34 mesire amouri de mullant noir a un lion d'argent a la ceue fourcie fra 1 S A lion q.f. Amaury (III) de Meulan, o.s.p.1297, S.Queue & Gournay, eldest son of Amaury (II, d.c.1273) and Marguerite Dm.Neubourg (d.1277). Anselme 2:403; XDD:2827 (Amaury, 1283); LBR:162; VER:743; WIN:43 (Amaury); TCO:85* (lion rampant);

35 mesire willame crespin fasce d'argent et de gheules endente de l'un et l'autre nor 1 A G lozengy Guillaume (V) de Crespin, d.1313, S.Bec &c, maréchal de France 1283, son of Guillaume and Amicie de Roye. he married Jeanne de Mortemer, daughter and heiress of Guillaume de Mortemer baron Varangeville & hereditary connétable de Normandie, a charge then occupied by Guillaume and his heirs. He served on the african crusade of Louis IX 'le sacre' in 1269 and also served in Flanders in 1303-1304. Anselme 6:631; Brault RAE 2:126; XRO:1201; XDN:215-216; LBR:199 (Guil); WIN:39; A:296; TMO:68;

36 mesire guillames ses fieus porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur nor 1 A GB lozengy & label Guillaume de Crespin jr, d.<1330, eldest son and heir son of Guillaume [25]. He also served with his father and brother ,Jean [37], in Flanders 1303-1304. Recueil HF 23:791+802; XDN:215* (lozengy, Guill jr); FW:484 'john crispins'; VER:701; WIN:41 'estienne crespin';

37 mesire jehan crespin porte les armes de son pere a une quartier d'or nor 1 A GO lozengy & canton Jean de Crespin, S.Dangu, younger son of Guillaume [35]. VER:702 (Jean); 38 mesire ansels de l'ile d'argent a une fesse de gheules at a une bordure d'oiseles de gheules fra

1 A GG fess acc. orle of martets Anceau IV) de l'Isle-Adam, d.c1324, S.Isle-Adam (dep Val-d'Oise, arr Pontoise). ESNF 13:117; Newman N 1:273-274; Chenaye DN 10:962-963; LBR:189; WIN:9; FW:487* (mullets); TCO:300* (Or-Gu-Gu)

12 39 mesire jehan de l'ile porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur fra 1 A GGB fess acc. orle of martets & label Jean de l'Isle-Adam, d.1314, S.Boury, son of Anseau (d.1277) and Isabelle Dm.Boury. His seal of 1303 (XDD:2458) bore {fess ch. lion passt within orle of martlets & label}. LBR:190; WIN:10; TCO:294*;

40 mesire ansel de chevreuses argent a une croix de gheules a quatre lions d'asur es quatre fra cartiers 1 A GB cross acc. 4 lions Anseau de Chevreuse, d.1304, S.Maincourt, son of Hervé (d.c.1262), served with Charles d'Anjou in Italy as marshal of the kingdom of Sicily until he returned to France in 1301. He was killed at Mons- en-Pévèle as Porte-Oriflamme de France. He is also mentioned in the Roman de Ham by Sarrazin. The senior line of Chevreuse used a cross between 4 eaglets. Anselme 8:197; Recueil 21:24+136+194+643; WIN:139 (Anseau); C:110;

41 mesire gui le boutillier escartele d'or et de gheules fra 1 O G qtly Guy de Bouteiller de Senlis, o.s.p.1317, S.Montépilloy & Dravell & Ermenonville; ESNF 13:54-57; Anselme 6:256; XDD:1522 (Gui, 1297); VER:753; WIN:98 (Gui); 42 mesire ansiaus le boutillie porte celles armes au lambiaus fra 1 O GB qtly & label Anseau Bouteiller de Senlis, fl.1285-1305, S.Luzarches (dep Oise, can Luzarches), uncle of Guy [41].

43 mesire jehans de schoisel d'asur billete d'or et a une crois d'or cha 1 B OO cross, billety Jean de Choiseul, d.1309, S.Choiseul-en-Bassigny (dep Haute-Marne, arr Langres, can Clefmont), son of Renard (d.1239) and Alix de Dreux (Capet), husband of Alix d'Aigremont Dm.Aigremont & Homburg-an-der-Kanner, connétable de Bourgogne 1272, 1297 and 1306. Anselme 4:820-821; XDF:346 (Jean, 1292); TCO:202; LBR:444 (Jean); WIN:1105; TCA:52* (Gu- Or-Or; Jean);

44 mesire ansel de schoisel porte les armes noir au fleurs de lis d'or semees et une bande fra d'argent 1 S AO bend betw 6 fleurs-de-lis Anseau de Choisel, not identified, but closely related to Jean S.Plessis-Choisel (fl.1301), hereditary gruyer (falconer) of the Forest of Halatte near Senlis (dep Oise). Prinet CPF 11; XDA:256 (Jean, 1301); WIN:47 (Pierre); WIN:48* (label; Jean); URF:119;

45 mesire mahiu de trie d'asur a une bande d'or fra 1 O B bend Mathieu de Trie, fl.1307, S.Fontenay, served in Aragon 1285, pannetier de France and grand chambellan du roi. The arms are emended to the usual Or-Az. Anselme 8:442+607; Recueil HF 22:505 a.o.; Clemmensen T; A:305; FW:479; VER:682; TCA:20; LBR:154; WIN:4;

13 46 mesire renaut de trie d'or a une bande tronçonnee d'argent et d'asur fra 1 O § AB bend compony Probably Renaud de Trie, S.Plessis-Billebaut & Mouchy, living 1298 and said by Prinet to have died at Courtrai 1302, leaving a son and heir, Renaud (d.1324), who was created maréchal de France 1316. The elder Renaud married Margueriete de Courtenay in 1285. The second possibility is Renaud (d.1318), son and heir of Jean de Trie C.Dammartin (d.1304), but he is at [53]. A less likely person is Renaud de Trie S.Vaumain, who reportedly also died at Courtrai 1302. The Renaud de Vaumain was husband of Jeanne de Hodenc and brother of Mathieu [45]. The Fontenay & Vaumain cadets separated from the senior line before the acquisition of Dammartin and would both have used the arms of Mathieu. The arms used by the both Plessis and probably by the comital line were known as having the bend of Dammartin, usually fimbriated gules. They used the war cry: Boulogne, indicating descendance from Renaud de Dammartin-en-Goële C.Boulogne j.u. (d.1227). ESNF 3.4:645-648; Anselme 6:661-686; Recueil HF 20:585+671 + 21:639; Clemmensen T; XDP:16 (Jean dT C.Dammartin, 1265); XDC:9091 TCO:40*; VER:681*; LBR:198*; TCH:60*; WIN:6* (fimbriated, all Renauds);

47 mesire piere de chambeli de gheules a trois coquilles d'or bea 1 G O 3 escallops Pierre (V) dit 'Hideux' de Chambly, d.1297, S.Chambly, husband of 1) Marguerite Tristan, and 2) Isabeau Mauvoisin de Rosay, chamberlain of Louis IX 'le sacre' Prinet CPF 12; XDD:245+1691 (Pierre, 1290, 1294); LBR:245; WIN:310;

48 mesire piere son fiex porte celles armes au lambiaus noirs bea 1 G OS 3 escallops & label Pierre (VI) Hideux, fl.1307, S.Chambly 1297 & Viarmes 1280, son and heir of Pierre sr. [47], married in 1277 Jeanne de Machaut. Fought in Flanders 1302-1303 and went on embassy to England later in 1303 with Louis C.Évreux to negotiate a peace treaty. XDD:1690; LBR:246 'tristan de chambly'; WIN:313 'mouton';

49 mesire oudart de chabeli porte ces mesmes au lambiaus vers bea 1 G OV 3 escallops & label Oudart de Chambly, d.1303, S.Gandels, younger son of Pierre sr. [47]. He was chamberlain of Pierre de France C.Alencon 1277, capitaine de Mantes 1282, guardian of the forests of Champagne 1283. The blazon is probably mistaken as he sealed in 1292 with {3 escallops acc. bend} in XDD:1689 and had the same in WIN:312. WIN:314;

50 mesire piere de machau d'asur a trois coquilles d'or fra 1 B O 3 escallops Pierre de Machaut, d.1299, S.Fay-aux-Loges & Chalette, châtelan of Montargis, father-in-law of Pierre (VI) de Chambly [48]. The arms had 6 escallops as in the seals (XDA:10 (Pierre, 1296), XDD:1694). WIN:317* (6 escallops; Pierre); URF:92;

51 mesire raous de soisons d'or a un lion noirs passant et a une bordure noire cha 1 O SS lion passt & border Raoul de Soissons, o.s.p.1302, younger son of Jean (III) C.Soissons (d.1286) and Marguerite de Monfort-l'Amaury, killed at Courtrai. He was succeded by his brother, Hugues (o.s.p.m.>1306). The colour change is probably a personal brisure. ESNF 2:16; Newman N 288-289; VER:137 (Raoul); FW:65*; C:38*; TCO:11*; LBR:376*; VER:136*; WIN:827* (Or-Gu-Gu; C.Soissons);

52 mesire gui de la roche d'or a cinq cotices d'asur et une bordure de gueulles fra 1 O BG 5 bends & border Guy de la Roche-Guyon, fl.1302, S.Roche-Guyon, son and heir of Jean (d.c1281) and Marguerite Clément du Mez. Anselme 8:621; XDD:3426 (Gui, 1282); LBR:202 (Gui); WIN:464 (Jean); TCO:299* (bendy & border; Gui);

14 53 mesire renaut de dammartin fessie d'argent et d'asur a sis pieces a une bordure de gheules fra et a un oiselet noir 1 A BSG 3 bars acc. martlet in chf dx & border Renaud de Trie, d.1318, younger son of Mathieu de Trie C.Dammartin (d.1272), succeded his elder brother, Jean dit Billebaut (d.1304), as C.Dammartin-en-Goële. ESNF 3:646; C:127*; LBR:87*; WIN:2* (undif.);

54 mesire symon de lalain de gheules a dix losanges d'argent au lambiaus d'asur besante d'or hai

1 G ABO 10 lozenges & label roundely Simon de Lalaing, d.1300, husband of Jeanne de Roisin de Sepmeries, younger son of Simon (II) S.Lalaing (d.1252). ESNF 7:70; XRA 2:305*; XDF:1172; VER:120; TMO:84 (Simon); TCH:28* (undif.; Simon);

55 mesire guillame d'iveri d'or a trois chevrons de gheules nor 1 O G 3 chevrons Guillaume d'Ivry, fl.1300, S.Ivry-la-Bataille & Bréval (dep Eure), son of Jean (d.c1289) and Marguerite de Mouret, husband of Jeanne des Barres, grand-veneur de France. Chenaye DN 10:993-994; XDD:2473* (chevronny, Guil, 1293); VER:736; LBR:175; WIN:397;

56 mesire gui de laval d'or a une crois de gheules a cinq coquilles d'argent en la croix et a mai size egles d'asur es quatre cartiers or 1 O GAB cross ch. 5 escallops acc. 16 eagles Guy (IX) de Laval (Montmorency), d.1333, S.Laval (dep Mayenne) & Vitré, son of Gui (VIII) S.Laval (d.1295). ESNF 14:137-144; XDD:2555; BIG:242; FW:551; WIN:936; TCO:105; VER:464; TCA:15; LBR:103+ 646+858;

57 mesire hardoin de mailli ondoie d'or et de gheules tur 1 O G barry undy Hardouin (V) de Maillé, d.1306, S.Maillé & Clervaux &c, son of Hardouin (IV, d.1245) and Jeanne de Thouars Dm.Roche-sur-Yon, husband of Jeanne de Baucay. He served as sénéchal de Poitou. ESNF 10:52; Anselme 7:499-500; XDD:2656 (Harduin V); XEP:456-461; BIG:252; WIN:514;

58 mesire renaut de prechenig fessie d'or et d'asur et contrefescie et bande contrebande au tur coigniet gironne et a un escuchon d'argent au milieu 1 § A OB per pale & barry cch acc. escutcheon & chief paly and corners gironny Renaud de Pressigny, S.Bridore, son of Renaud (d.1270). He served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1303. The arms are very like that of the Mortimer E.March in England and is found in several variants.

59 mesire raoul de soisson d'or a un lion noir passant et a une bordure noire cha 1 O SS lion passt & border Raoul de Soissons, repeat of [51].

15 60 mesire jehan de genville d'asur au chief d'ermine a un demi lion de gheules et couronne cha d'or au chief et a trois broies d'or sur l'asur 1 B OEG 3 horsebrays & chief ch. lion isst Jean de Joinville, 1248-1302, o.s.p., S.Reynel, second son of the historian Jean S.Joinville (c.1224- 1317). The field is sable in WIN:534 for his cousin Jean (fl.1288-1319) S.Vaucouleurs (dep Meuse, canton Vaucouleurs), though azure in NAV:694 for Vaucouleurs, proposed for this item by Prinet. The arms in VER:625-626 might be for him, or a similar named and titled younger brother (d.1307) and another younger brother Anseau, the eventuel heir to Joinville, both of the latter were born after 1260. In english armorials 15 have the field azure and 2 have it sable for Geoffrey de Geneville al. Joinville S.Vaucouleurs (d.1314), brother of the historian and husband of Maud Lacy. Geoffrey served as Justiciar of Ireland and died as a monk in the irrish town of Trim. ESNF 7:6+9; Clemmensen OM; XDD:2491; Chassel SC 116; HCN:104 (Jean); LBR:425; WIN:844; FW:496; TCO:74*; VER:625* (Jean)+626*(ch. arms of Franche-Comté, Anseau);

61 li conestables de gheules a deux bars d'or trefle d'or bea 1 G OO 2 barbels addorsed, trefly Raoul (II) de Clermont, ospm.1302, S.Ailly & Nesle, son of Simon (connétable, d.1288), connétable de France 1285, killed at Courtrai. ESNF 3.4:653-656; Anselme 6:44+737; Chenaye DN 5:856-931; Newman N; XDD:195 (Raoul); FW:452 (Raoul); TCA:34; TCO:31; LBR:336+890; WIN:1229;

62 mesire gui de nele d'or a deux bars de gheules trefle de gueules bea 1 O GG 2 barbels addorsed, trefly Guy de Nesle (Clermont), d.1302, S.Offemont & Breteuil, brother of Raoul [61], husband of Marguerite de Thourotte Dm.Offemont, maréchal de France 1296, killed at Courtrai. WIN:1230 63 le vidame de pingquingny fessie d'argent et d'asur a une bordure de gheules ami 1 A BG barry & border Jean de Picquigny, d.1304, Vd.Amiens. ESNF 13:143-144, XDP:51 (Jean); XDC:7154; FW:578; TMO:175; TCO:259; LBR:497; VER:842; 64 mesire renaut son fiex porte celles armes a la bordure besantee d'or ami 1 B AGO barry & border roundely Renaud de Picquigny, d.1315, son and heir of Jean [63], husband of Jeanne d'Eu.. XDP:52* (Renaud, 1313); LBR:296* (c2); VER:843* (Renaud); 65 mesire angoran de bailleul de gheulles a un faus escucon d'ermine nhum 1 G E escutcheon voided Enguerrand / Ingram de Bailleul, osp.1298, S.Bailleul-en-Vimieu (dep Somme) & Foston (Leics.), son of Eustace / Witasse S.Bailleul & Redcastle (Forfar, Scotland), husband of Agnes Percy of Horsley, uncle of John Balliol R.Scots. He served with Louis IX 'le sacre' on crusade in Africa 1270, amiral de galées 1285 in the aragonese campaign, mentioned by Sarrazin in le Roman de Ham. Prinet has him as son of Hugues S.Bailleul-en-Vimieu & Hélicourt & Dompierre. Brault RAE 2:26; Prinet CPF 17; XDD:1269 (Enguerrand, 1270); XBM:14063 (Ingram, 1286); FW:583; E:408; LBR:523 (Ingram); E:410* (label; Ingram);

66 mesire piere de bailleul de gheulles a une fesse d'or hai 1 G O fess This Pierre de Bailleul might be the one who in 1302 married the norman Mahaut d'Estouteville and the one who was bailli of Gisors 1285-86, of Cotentin 1287-89, and of Caen 1290 (all in Normandie), sénéchal de Saintonge 1296-1306, and later bailli de Mâcon, as noted by Prinet. The major problem in identifying which Bailleul is that there are several such families in both Picardie and in Normandie. The arms belong to the family who held Condé-in-Hainaut and lands in Picardie and from which a branch acquired Morialme and changed their arms to {vairy per chevron inv Ar-Az & 2 chevrons Gu}. See also Jean [134]. Clemmensen OM; Prinet CPF 17; XRA 1:194 (Guil S.Bailleul & Ronsoy, 1293, d.1302); XDF:481; VER:342* 'guille de bailleu' (label, Guil, fl.1293);

16 67 mesire gerart de boubert d'argent a trois escussons de gheules pon 1 A G 3 escutcheons Gérard d'Abbeville, d.1302, S.Boubers-en-Vimieu & Fressenville, mentioned in the Roman de Hem, killed at Courtrai. Two of his sons reached high positions in the Church: Jean Abp.Besancon and Bernard Bp.Amiens. Brault RAE 2:66; XRO:1826 (Gerard, 1299); XDP:76 (Gerard, 1285); XSP:29 (Gérard, 1293); FW:581; LBR:516 (Gérard); TCO:265; VER:818; TMO:177; URF:1439;

68 mesire hue de caumont de gheules seme de croisettes d'or a trois molettes d'or pon 1 G OO 3 mullets, crusily Hugues de Caumont, fl.1292-1304, S.Caumont (dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Montreuil, can Hesdin). he founded a chapel in Queux in 1292. Recueil HF 23:806; XDA:239-244 + 1747; XDP:218-219; XDD:1655; VER:416; LBR:502;

69 mesire aubert de hangiet d'argent a une crois de gheules a cinq coquilles d'or en la croix ver

1 A GO cross ch. 5 escallops Aubert (IV) de Hangest, d.1304, S.Genlis (dep Aisne, cne Villequier-Aumont) & Pont-Saint-Pierre, husband of Aliénor de Villbéon. Aubert served in Aragon 1285, Flanders 1302, as envoy to flemish cities 1296-97, and is mentioned in the Roman de Hem. Brault RAE 2:214; XDF:1007 (Aubert, 1296); FW:462; LBR:339; VER:150 (Aubert); TCO:37;

70 mesire adam du cardonnoy d'or a une crois de gheules a cinq coquilles d'argent en la crois bea

1 O GA cross ch. 5 escallops Adam de Cardonnoy, d.>1300, S.Cardonnoy, served in Aragon 1285, commanded garrisons in Lille 1296 and in Brugge 1299 and is mentioned in the Roman de Ham. XRO:2505-2506 (Adam, 1299); XDD:1625; VER:158 (Adam); WIN:1059; LBR:361;

71 mesire jehan de remeval d'or a une crois noire a cinq coquilles d'argent en la crois ver 1 O SA cross ch. 5 escallops Jean de Raineval, d.1302, S.Raineval & Pierrepont, killed at Courtrai. Anselme 8:614-615; XDD:3354, XDP:571; LBR:268+:893; VER:151; TMO:156* (Or-Sa-Or); 72 flammens de cauni d'or a dix losenges de gheulles au lambiaus d'asur bea 1 O GB 10 lozenges & label Raoul (VI) de Flament, d.1302, S.Cany-in-Beauvaisis & Verpillières, brother-in-law of Aubert de Hangest [69], and son of Raoul (V, d.1287), who was appointed maréchal de France 1285. He still sealed with the label as did his father. He was killed at Courtrai, Brault RAE 2:90; Bouly EHT 78; Anselme 6:638; XDF:52+53 + XDP:214 (Raoul, 1287, 1297, 1294); XDD:2166 (Raoul, 1273); TCO:36; LBR:338; VER:147;

73 mesire bernard de moreul les armes de france a un demi lyon d'argent pic 1 B AO lion naissant, flory Bernard (V) de Moreuil, d.c1302, S.Moreuil & Brienne, son of Bernard (IV, d.1259) and father of Bernard (VI, d.1350), who was appointed maréchal de France 1322. Bernard (V) is mentioned in the Roman de Ham. Brault RAE 2:303; Anselme 6:715; XDP:492-493 (Bernard, 1259, 1265) FW:464; TCA:29; LBR:357; TCO:14* (less lion isst; all Bernard); VER:266;

17 74 mesire li vicontes de pont de remi d'argent au chief de gheules pon 1 A G chief Thibaut, d.>1311, V.Pont-de-Rémy & Abbeville, Boos LBR 189; XSP:581 + XDP:27 (Enguerran, 1274); VER:529*; LBR:513*; URF:1376*; BHM:2975* (Gu-Ar);

75 mesire gui de brianst d'ermine a un lion de gheules couronne d'or bea 1 E G lion cr. Guillaume de Beaussart, fl.1261-1302, S.Beausart-in-Beauvaisis. Very confusingly the same arms were used by the norman family Boissay. Boos LBR 166; XDD:1374-1375; VER:420; LBR:280 (Guillaume); WIN:1050 (s.n.);

76 li conestables de boulonnois d'argent a un lyon noir couronne d'or bou 1 A S lion cr. Baudouin S.Hermelinghen & Austrep, hereditary connétable de Boulonnais. Baudouin was proposed by Prinet as the constableship was hereditary in the family during 12th century. Identical arms were used by the Fiennes and Colembert families. The lords of Hermelinghen might well be early cadets of Fiennes as it is only 4 km SE from Fiennes and 7 km from Colembert. The mention of Fiennes in URF is probably only used as a blazonry reference. Prinet CPF 20; XDA:88 (lion, Baudouin, 1301); URF:1613 'le connestable de boulenois sire de fienes; coronez d or'; BHM:2856 'questable de bor len nois' (less crown);

77 mesire dreus de milli noir au chief d'argent bea 1 S A chief Dreux de Milly dit le jeune, d.c.1309, S.Milly-sur-Thérain (dep Oise, arr Beauvais, can Marseille) & Achy & Tricot, son of Dreux (d.1282) ESNF 13:134; XDP:462 (Dreux, 1268); LBR:278; VER:261 (Dreux);TCO:314; WIN:1029;

78 mesire de biauval d'argent a une dante de gheules pon 1 G AA fess acc. dance in chf Unknown member of the Beauval family (Beauval, dep Somme, arr Amiens, can Doullens). The S.Beauval was named Robert in 1314. XDD:1377 (Rob, 1314); TMO:174 (Rob); VER:850; NAV:1018;

79 mesire jehan de maignelers de gheules a une bande d'or bea 1 G O bend Jean de Maignelay, fl.1300, brother of Raoul dit Tristan S.Maignelay (fl.1314), served in Aragon 1285, as sénéchal d'Agenais in 1294-96. The genealogy in Anselme is slightly suspect considing the dates given for the various Jean and Raoul. Dep Oise, can Maignelay-Montigny, in Beauvaisis. Boos LBR 164; Anselme 8:539-540; Recueil HF 24:220; XRO:6784* (bend acc. lion sn, Tristan, 1337); LBR:260 (Jean); WIN:917 (s.n.); VER:252* (acc. mullet sn; Raoul); TCO:313* (Gu-Ar; Jean);

80 mesire jehan de heilli de gheules a une bande d'or engrelee cor 1 G O bend of lozenges Jean (II) de Crequi, fl.1318, son of Jean (I) S.Heilly & Rumilly & Flassières (d.1297). The grandfather of Jean (II) was Philippe (fl.1249), second son of Alix Dm.Heilly & Rumilly and Baudouin (IV) S.Crequi. The elder Jean was appointed captain of Douai at the beginning of the 1297 campaign. Heilly, dep Somme, can Albert. Anselme 6:791; XDD:2397 (Jean, 1314); VER:283 (Jean I); LBR:536 (Jean II);

18 81 mesire gauchier d'austrestes porte les armes de blois a un lyon de gheules passant ver 1 G ZOG 3 pales & chief ch. lion passt Probably Gaucher de Châtillon-Autrêches, bailli de Vermandois 1297 and captain of Lille 1302, mentioned in Roman de Ham, as proposed by Prinet. This would be the Gaucher (II) S.Autrêches, fl.1284-1306, son of André S.Autrêches. Another possibilty is his cousin Gaucher (IV) S.Nanteuil, fl.1282, son of Érard (I) S.Nanteuil, father of Érard (II) S.Nanteuil (fl.1309-1336) and brother of Érard S.Trélon & Fagerolles (fl.1296, o.s.p.). The third. less likely, possibility is Gaucher S.Tour & Dampierre (fl.1304, d.1325), who seald with there arms. Prinet CPF 22; Popoff, RFHS 51/1981; ESNF 7:19 (Porcéan) + 23 (Autrêches & Nanteuil); XDF:471* (chief ch. lion isst, Gaucher, 1303); XDD:577 (chief ch. lion passt, Gaucher S.Tour & Dampierre, s/ Gaucher C.Porcien, 1308) + 3032+3033 (Érard S.Nanteuil, 1256, 1317) + 3034 (Gaucher S.Nanteuil, 1284); LBR:380; URF:2630;

82 mesire simon de mailli d'or a trois mailles de gheules cor 1 O GS 3 mallets & border engrailes Simon de Mailly, not identified, probably a junior member of the family. The arms were known in 1335 for a Jean Seuvin de Mailly (Ledru 1:84). Prinet CPF 22; Anselme 8:615-663; Chenaye DN 12:842-900; A Ledru: la maison de Mailly, I-II, 1893; FW:406*; TCO:254*; LBR:892*; VER:180* (less border);

83 [mesire pruille] d'or a une bordure d'aiglettes de gheules tur 1 O G orle of eagles Adam proposed Gervais de Preuille l'Eguillé, fl.1283-97, probably the same as Echivard, brother of Geoffroi (V) S.Preuilly (tested 1285), who was present at Courtrai 1302. Prinet has this item in CPF/c conflated with the previous as 'mesire simon de mailli porte les armes d'or a trois mailes de gheules prime les de gheulles a une bordure dantelée de gheules'. The arms of Preuilly, also comtes de Vendôme 1085-1217, have a variable number of eagles azure on or. The miscolured coat is repeated in [177] and not recorded elsewhere. ESNF 3.4:725; XDD:3310* (3 eagles). TCO:113*; FW:549* (3 eagles); NAV:1421* (6 eagles); BER:619* (semy); BIG:255 'archieuars de pruilli' (Or maunch Gu acc. orle of eagles Az);

84 mesire poi de gheules a une bande d'argent seme de croisettes d'argent art 1 G AA bend betw 6 cross crosslets Guillaume de Tyrel, d.1302, S.Poix (dep Somme, arr Amiens). He was noted 1260 and probably served at Courtrai, leaving a son and heir Guillaume (II). Chenaye DN 16:9; Anselme 7:820-825; XDD:3796; XDP:647 (Guil, 1274); VER:810; HCN:22; FW:577*; LBR:490* (Gu-Or-Or. Guil); TCO:311* (Gu-Ar-Sa);

85 mesire nonvillier d'argent a un fer de moulin de gheules a testes d'or de serpens au fer de bou moulin 1 A G cross moline Arnould de Cayeux, fl.1314, S.Longvillers (dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Montreuil, can Etaples), elder brother of Anseau, the regent of the Latin Empire who married Eudoxie Lascaris daughter of the P.Nicea. Chenaye DN 1:714-719; XSP:276 (Arnould, 1314); XSP:275 (Anseau, 1314); URF:1391* (Or-Gu; S.Longvillers); FW:582*; VER:852*; LBR:499* (per pale Or-Az & cross moline Gu);

86 mesire angoran de couchi fessie de vair et de gheules ver 1 Z G barry Enguerrand (IV) de Coucy, o.s.p.1311, S.Coucy. The lordship was inherited by Enguerrand de Guines (d.>1321), a younger son of Arnould C.Guines and his sister Alix. The arms of Coucy are variously Gu-Vr, Vr-Gu, 3 bars or barry. ESNF 7:81; Anselme 8:743; Prinet CPF 23; XDD:1905 (Enguerrand IV); D:243; LBR:594; HCN:160; WIN:876; LBR:378*; VER:172*; WIN:879* (all barry or 3 bars);

19 87 mesire robert de pingnons porte celles armes a un quartier d'or ver 1 Z GO barry & canton Robert (II) de Coucy, fl.1268-1295, S.Pinon, son of Jean (d.>1268) and a distant nephew of Enguerrand [87] with a common ancestor, Raoul (I) S.Coucy (d.1191), grandfather of Enguerrand and great grandfather of Robert. Brault and Adam assumes that this Robert is a relative to Robert S.Pinon (d.1284) son of Jean (d.1262), but Chenaye and Boos is followed here. ESNF 7:80; Chenaye DN 6:300-301; Brault RAE 2:345; Adam WIN 60; FW:466; LBR:368; WIN:878 (Rob);

88 mesire dreus de melon d'or a deux fesses de gheules et a une bordure d'oiseles de gheules bur

1 O GG 2 bars acc. orle of martlets Dreux (III) de Mello, d.1310, S.de l'Orme & Chinion, d.1310, father of Dreux (IV) [193], present at Courtrai. He married trice: 1) c.1245 with Adelaide de Montréal, 2) c.1257 with Eustache de Lusignan Dm.Ste.Hermine, and 3) with Jeanne de Trie. His aunt Marguerite was the wife of Raoul Clermont-Nesle connétable de France [61]. ESNF 3.4:651; Anselme 6:57; Boos LBR 182; Bouly EHT 95; XDD:2777-2778; LBR:436 (Dreux); WIN:1091; FW:504; TCO:199 (Guil);

89 mesire robert de bellens vert a une fesse d'argent art 1 V A fess Robert de Boisleux, fl.1291-1303, S.Boisleux (in Artois). XDA:183-187 (Rob, 1298-1303); VER:203; URF:1645; WIN:761; 90 sauset de bursay d'asur a un fer molin d'argent hai 1 B A cross moline Jean Sausset, fl.1283, d.1330, S.Boussoit-sur-Haine (in Hainaut). XRA 3:327; XDF:641-542 (Jean, 1292-1327), XDD:3582 (Jean, 1292); VER:131; WIN:1224; 91 mesire .. de saint venant d'asur a un escusson d'argent au lambiaus de gheules art 1 B AG escutcheon & label Robert de Wavrin dit Brunel, S.Saint-Venant, son of Robert (II) S.Wavrin, chamberlain of C.Flanders, served in Aragon 1285 and in Gascogne 1296 as guardian of Gascogne. One of the defenders of Lille for the C.Flandre, but returned to the after and went to Rome as his envoy in 1298. He commanded at Bethune 1301 and fougth at Courtrai and at Mons-en-Pévèle. ESNF 8:23; Anselme 6:706; Funck-Brentano PB 239+438; Brault RAE 2:451; Warlop NF; Boos LBR 193; XDD:3956 (Rob,

92 li castelains de bergues d'or a un lion de gheules art 1 O G lion rampant Gilbert / Giselbrecht, d.1299, châtelain de Bergues-Saint-Winnoc / Burgrave van Sint-Winoksbergen (dep Nord, arr Dunkerque, can Bergues), son of Giselbrecht (V, d.c1294) and Isabella, fought in Gascony in early 1297 under Charles de Valois. Warlop VA 4:539-547 #202; XDC:913; XDD:5281 (Gilbert, 1286); XDA:161; LBR:567; TCH:9; VER:228;

93 mesire jehan de haveskerke d'or a une fesse de gheules fla 1 O G fess Jean de Haveskerke, d.1303, S.Haveskerke & Hondschoote. He and his brother Gilles [94] defended Cassel against Willem van Jülich in 1302. He was one of the stalwart flemish supporters of Philippe 'le Bel' receiving a pension during 1296-1303. As with St.Venant [91] he was with the flemings at Lille. Warlop VA 3:871-877; Recueil HF 22:376; Brault RAE 2:223; XRA 2:43; XDD:2385-2389; XDA:348 (Jean S.Haveskerke, 1286); FW:429; TCO:218; HCN:230; LBR:573;

94 mesire gille de haveskerke porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur fla 1 O GB fess & label Gilles de Haveskerke, fl.1282-1302, S.Watten, younger brother of Jean [93]. XDD:2387 (Gilles, 1282); XDA:347 (Gilles, 1287); LBR:565 (Gilles); VER:348* (b2); WIN:869* (field Ar);

20 95 mesire godefroi de brebant d'or a un lion noir au lambiau de gheules bra 1 S OG lion & label Godefroi de Brabant, d.1302, S.Aerschot & Vierzon, younger son of Henri (III) D.Brabant, killed at Courtrai with his son Jean. ESNF 1.2:236-237; Brault RAE 2:69-70; Boos LBR 195; XDF:241 + XGB:82 (Godefroi, 1292, 1297); LBR:577; HCN:220; WIN:1171 (Godefroi); D:193* (lion acc. bend; Godefroi);

96 mesire ferriere d'argent a un escusson de gheules et a une bordure de fers a ceval de gheules nor

1 A GG escutcheon acc. orle of horseshoes Jean de Ferrières, fl.1304, S.Ferrières-Saint-Hilaire (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Broglie), served in Flanders in all campaigns 1297-1304. In most armorials the field is gules and the escutcheon ermine.

Prinet CPF 26; Recueil HF 23:789-795; XDD:2151-2152; XPO:4494-4494, XDN:251; XDC:3773;

97 mesire joffroi de vendome d'argent au chef de gheules a un lion d'asur et a une fleur de lis tur d'or en l'espaule du lion 1 A BOG lion ch. fleur-de-lis & chief Godefroi de Vendôme, fl.1292, d.>1308, S.Chartre-sur-le-Loir & Lassay, son of Pierre C.Vendôme (d.1249), was councillor of Charles de Valois and also took part in the 1302 campaign. Godefroi was the ancestor of the Chabanais branch extinct in 1562. The lion is brochant. ESNF 7:727; Anselme 8:728; Recueil HF 23:789+804; Boos LBR 203; LBR:641; TCO:104*; VER:637*; LBR:639* (less fleur-de-lis);

98 li camberlains de tancarvillede .. a un escusson d'argent par mi agegnies d'or en l'escu nor 1 G AO escutcheon acc. orle of cinquefoils Robert de Tancarville, d.1302, S.Tancarville, hereditary chamberlain of Normandie, a younger son son of Guillaume (IV, d.1268), who inherited on the death of his brothers Raoul (d.1277) and Guillaume (V, d.1286). He fought at Furnes 1297 and was killed at Courtrai. Chenaye DN 18:782-783; XDN:559 (Guillaume V, 1283); A:290; TCO:115+164; LBR:130+138; VER:654; FW:547; WIN:361*;

99 mesire nicole de serbonne gironne d'or et d'asur a un escusson d'argent et au sautoir cha d'ermine 1 O BGE gironny acc. escutcheon & saltire Nicolas des Armoises, d.1308, S.Charbogne (dep Ardennes, arr Vouziers, can Attigny). He married Isabelle de Grandpré, daugther of Henri (VI) C.Grandpré and widow of Hugues (IV) C.Rethel. During the minority 1278-89 of Jeanne, the daughter of Hugues and Isabelle, he was her guardian and as such he bore the temporary title of C.Rethel. The saltire, argent or ermine, is sometimes overall and at other times on the escutcheon only. Anselme 2:319; Boos LBR 180; Prinet CPF 27; WIN:825; FW:495; TCO:79; WIN:867*; HCN:203*; LBR:424* (c4);

100 mesire gobiert de monsablon de gheules a trois peux vaires d'argent et de vert au chef d'or ver

1 G XO AV 3 pales vairy & chief Gobert (III) de Montchâlons, d.1300, son of Gobert (II, d.1262). Montchablon or Montchâlons, dep Aisne, arr Laon. The arms are derived from Châtillon, but usually as {Vt 3 pales Vr & chief Or}. ESNF 13:138; Newman N 1:149-155; Brault RAE 2:298; Prinet CPF 27; Boos LBR 172; XRO:8195; FW:450* (Vt-Vr-Or; label roundely; Gobert); TCO:27*; HCN:188*; WIN:872*+873*; VER:258* (Vt-Vr-Or, label, Gobert);

21 101 mesire robert bertran d'or a un lion vert nor 1 O V lion cr. Robert (VI) Bertrand, fl.1272, B.Briquebec (dep Manche, can Bricquebec) & V.Roncheville & S.Tilloy &c, son of Robert (V) Bertrand connétable de Normandie and Alix de Tancarville, and husband of Alix de Nesle. His son Robert (d.1348) was created marêchal de France 1325. Anselme 6:690; Brault RAE 2:50; XRO:2188 (Rob, marF, 1327); XDD:220 (Rob, marF, 1338); XDF:1325 (Rob, marF, 1325); XDC:1573 (Rob, marF, 1345); FW:558; TCO:173; LBR:143+230 (Rob); HCN:25; VER:423; WIN:328;

102 mesire tibourville d'ermine a une fesse de gheules nor 1 E G fess Robert de Thibouville, d.c1301, S.Thibouville (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Beaumont-le-Roger), son of Robert (d.1290). Prinet CPF 28; Brault RAE 2:413; XDD:3686; XDC:8849; TCO:175; LBR:148; VER:508; WIN:367*; FW:573* (bend; Rob);

103 mesire jehan mallet de gheules a trois fermaus d'or nor 1 G O 3 buckles Jean (II) de Malet dit Guignard, d.1335, S.Graville-Sainte-Honorine (dep Seine-Maritime) & Sées (dep Orne) & Bernay (dep Eure), son of Jean (I, d.c1285) and Marie de Léon, husband of Jeanne al. Anne de Wavrin, daughter of Robert S.Saint-Venant [91]. Jean (I) served in Aragon 1285 and Jean (II) in Flanders in 1302-1303 and again in 1318 and 1328. Boos LBR 153; Anselme 7:867-868; Chenaye DN 13:4-5; Brault RAE 2:274; XDN:374; XDD:2678; XRO:6849; A:291; FW:570; TCO:181; LBR:160; VER:656; WIN:351;

104 mesire guillame marteel d'or a trois marteaus de gheules nor 1 O G 3 mallets Guillaume (III) de Martel, d.1302, S.Bacqueville-en-Caux (dep Seine-Maritime), who reportedly died some months before or at Courtrai. Brault RAE 2:283; Boos LBR 133; XDC:5780; TMO:191; TCO:167; LBR:845; VER:840; WIN:339 (Guil); FW:575* (label; Guil); LBR:164+227;

105 mesire gui d'anevaul palle d'or et d'asur au chief de gheules nor 1 O BG paly & chief Gui d'Esneval, not identified, the first name might be a mistake or perhaps a brother or cousin of Robert S.Esneval (dep Seine-Interièure, arr Rouen, can+cne Pavilly) & Pavilly, hereditary vidame de Normandie, who died 1316. Robert was son-in-law to Jean S.Clères [121]. Brault RAE 2:155; Boos LBR 131; Prinet CPF 29; XRO:4232-4234; XDC:3360 + 3368-3373; FW:567; LBR:145+220; VER:515; WIN:345 (Rob);

106 mesire guillame d'iveri d'or a trois chevrons de gheules nor 1 O G 3 chevrons Either a repeat or possibly Galeran d'Ivry, brother of Guillaume S.Ivry [55]. Galeran and Guilaume were common names in the family. LBR:195* (& mullet dx; Galeran); WIN:398* (& mullet dx; Robert); LBR:193 (Galeran);

107 mesire piere de ricebourg chevronne d'or et de gheules fra 1 O G chevronny Pierre de Richebourg or Petrus de Divite Burgo, fl.1285, a royal vassal and a vassal of Beatrix Cs.Montfort-l'Amaury. Richebourg, dep Seine-et-Oise/Yvelines, arr Mantes, can Houdan. Recueil HF 22:629; XDC:7715-7717; VER:738 (Pierre); URF:2634;

108 mesire guillame d'iveri d'or a trois chevrons de gheules nor 1 O G 3 chevrons Guillaume d'Ivry, see [55, 106].

22 109 mesire jehan de harcourt de gheules a deux fesses d'or nor 1 G O 2 bars Jean (II) 'le Preux' de Harcourt, d.1302, S.Harcourt (dep Eure, arr Bernay, can Brionne), son of Jean (I, d.1288) and father of Jean (III, c.1276-1329), marêchal de France 1283, took part in the african crusade of Louis 'le Sacre' and in the campaign of 1285 in Aragon. The 'li bons Jehans' as he is named in the Roman de Ham died in Italy in december 1302. ESNF 10:124; Anselme 5:129 + 6:636; FW:552 (Jean I); C:173; TCO:161; TCA:32; HCN:14+31; LBR:129+139+217; WIN:322; VER:426; WIN:323*; FW:553* (label Az; Jean II);

110 mesire guillame de harecourt porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur nor 1 G OB 2 bars & label Guillaume de Harcourt, d.1327, S.Saussaye & Elbeuf, brother of Jean [109], grand maître d'hotel du roi and grand queux du roi. ESNF 10:124; XDD;2366 (Guil, 1293); LBR:218 (Guil); WIN:324* (label roundely; Guil);

111 mesire raou patri de gheules seme de grains d'or a trois roies d'argent nor 1 G AA 3 cinquefoils, roundely Raoul de Patry, a norman. Prinet CPF 30; XDC:7005-7008; NAV:326; 112 mesire foucaut de merle de gheules a trois roies d'argent nor 1 G A 3 cinquefoils Foucault de Merle, fl.1271, d.1314, S.Merle (dep Orne, arr Argentan, can le Merlerault), created marêchal de France 1302 and fought in Flanders up to 1304.' Anselme 6:641; XDC:6010 (Foucault); LBR:158; WIN:407; VER:676 (Foucault);

113 mesire jacques de beiaune d'argent a une bande de gheules a trois egles d'or en la bande au lor lambiaus d'asur 1 A GOB qtly & bend ch. 3 eagles & label Jacques de Bayon, fl.1268, d.1311, S.Fauche & Bayon (dep Meuse-et-Moselle, arr Lunéville), younger son of Henri de Lorraine S.Bayon (d.1261), and grandson of Ferri (I) D.Lorraine (d.1207). He was a senior commander on the Flanders frontier in 1302 and fought at Courtrai and Mons and commanded victoriously at Arques on April 4th 1303. ESNF 6:141; Brault RAE 2:38; Boos LBR 181 (d.1304); Prinet CPF 31; XDD:1396 (Jacq, 1304); WIN:572* (less label); LBR:426; FW:500* (field Or; all Jacques);

114 mesire triechastel d'or [au chef / a la clef] de gheules frc 1 O G key in pale Gui (III), o.s.p.m.1299, S.Thil-Châtel (dep Côte-d'or, arr Dijon, can Is-sur-Tille), son of Jean (d.1275), heritary gonfalonier of the franc-comté de Bourgogne. His widow, Isabelle de Rochefort- sur-Bevon, remarried in 1306 to Humbert de Rougemont. Humbert's son, Thibaut, married the heiress, Isabeau de Thil-Châtel, and became gonfalonier. Prinet misread the legend as 'chef' rather than 'clef' or key.

115 mesire jehan de courtenay d'or a trois tortiaus de gheules poi 1 O G 3 roundels Jean de Courtenay, d.1318, S.Champignelles & Ferté-Loupière &c, son of Guillaume, fought at Mons. ESNF 3.4:629-630; Anselme 1:486; XRO:3620 (Jean, s.d.); XCB:41-42; HCN:413; LBR:415*

116 mesire mahiu de ville d'or a trois jumelles d'asur et a une bordure de gheules fra 1 O BG 3 bars gemel & border Mathieu (II) de Villebéon dit le Chambellan, o.s.p.c.1300, S.Villebéon, son of Mathieu (II, d.1270), minor at the death of his father. ESNF 13:140; Anselme 6.627; Recueil HF 22:482 a.o.; Prinet CPF 32; LBR:414; WIN:16;

23 117 mesire hue de bauville d'argent a une fesse de gheules a trois annelets d'or en la fess fra 1 A GO fess ch. 3 annulets Hugues de Bouville, d.1304, S.Bouville (dep Seine-et-Marne, arr Etampes) & Farcheville, chamberlain of Philippe 'le Bel', bought Milly-en-Gâtinais, husband of Marie de Chambly, killed at Mons-en-Pévèle. Chenaye DN 3:26-27; XCB:33 (Hugues II, 1303); XDD:243+244 (Hugues, 1291, 1299) WIN:307 (Hugues); URF:22; LBR:244;

118 mesire hervi de lion d'or a un lion noir bre 1 O S lion rampant Hervé (V) de Léon, d.1305, S.Châteauneuf-en-Thimerais (dep Eure-et-Loir) & Senonches & Noyon- sur-Andelle, son of Hervé (IV) and Marguerite de Châteauneuf. There is another pedigree in Boos LBR 211. Anselme 3:636 + 5:128; Chenaye DN 11:876; XDD:2572 (Hervé IV, 1260); WIN:925; TCO:99; LBR:700;

119 son fiex celles armes a un baston de gheules bre 1 O SG lion acc. bend Hervé (VI) de Léon dit le jeune, d.<1337, son of Hervé (V) [118]. The uncommon use of the bend as a difference for the eldest son is probably due to the adoption of the label by his uncle Richard de la Roche [120].

120 mesire richart de la roche porte celles armes au lambiaus de gheules nor 1 O SG lion & label Richard de la Roche (Léon), c.1260-c.1304, V.Dreux & S.Châteauneuf-en-partie, son of Richard, the younger brother of Hervé (V) [118], and husband of Aliénor de Châteauneuf. He served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1304. XDD:408+3409 (Ric, 1282, 1289);

121 mesire jehan de clere d'argent a une fesse d'asur diapree d'or nor 1 A B fess diapered Jean (II) de Clères, fl.1286-1304, S.Clères (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Rouen) & Bocasse. The fess might be diapered Or. Chenaye DN 5:847-848; Prinet CPF 33, Brault RAE 2:107; Recueil HF 23:795; XDN:139+181 (Jean, 1284); XRO:3205-3212; LBR:151; VER:505; WIN:370; LBR:226*; WIN:371*; FW:564*; TCO:191* (acc. lion passt in chf dx);

122 mesire jehan de saint martin d'or billete de gheules nor 1 O G billety Jean de St.Martin, d.1302, S.St.Martin-le-Gaillard (dep Seine-Maritime, arr Dieppe, can Eu), fought in Aragon 1285, killed at Courtrai. Boos LBR 152; Recueil HF 22:480; XDN:523 TCO:172; F:567; LBR:157; WIN:335; VER:651;

123 mesire ernoul de wesmael de gheules a trois fleurs de lis d'argent en lonc bra 1 G A 3 fleurs-de-lis p.n. Arnould (IV) de Westmael, d.1302, S.Wezemaal & Westerlo, heritary marshal of Brabant, killed at Courtrai. The fleurs-de-lis might be ordinary or couped, the latter normal after 1270. ESNF 7:101; Brault RAE 2:452; Adam AB:536; XRA 2:176 + 4:229; XDD:683* (plain fleurs-de- lis); D:263; FW:368; D:261; TCO:127; LBR:584; WIN:1175;

124 mesire gautier de ligne d'or a une bande de gheules hai 1 O G bend Wauthier (III) de Ligne, fl.1236-95, S.Ligne, son of Wauthier (d.1245), husband of Julienne de Rozoy Dm.Baucignies, served in Aragon 1285. His grandson Mathieu died at Courtrai 1302. ESNF 18:96; Recueil HF 22:673+764; XRA 2:347; XDF:1228 VER:328; TMO:76; TCO:140; HCN:147;

24 125 mesire denisi d'or a trois cotices noires fra 1 O S 3 bends Jean de Denisy (Auneau), S.Denisy (dep Seine-et-Oise / Seine-et-Marne, arr Rambouillet, can Doudan, cne Ste-Mesme), son of Thibaud d'Auneau. He married 1250 Isabelle, and was probably one of the councillors of Charles de Valois. Prinet CPF 34; Recueil HF 22:470+481; XDD:1238; WIN:195; VER:692* (& border); VER:693* (& border engrailed);

126 mesire chastelier noir a sept tourteaus d'or et au chief palle d'or et de gheules cha 1 S OOG 7 roundels & chief paly Jean de Châtelier, fl.1282-1309, S.Vitry. Recueil HF 22:455-462 a.o.; XDD:1747+1748 (Jean, 1305, 1309); URF:2633;

127 mesire tibaut de mathefelon d'or a trois escussons de gheules anj 1 O G 3 escutcheons Thiebaut (IV) de Mathefelon, fl.1273-1297, son of Foulques (II) S.Mathefelon & Durtal (d.1282) and Alix de Montmorency-Vitré. He left a son and heir, Foulques (III), mentioned 1302 and as S.Mathefelon 1310, and died 1331.The item is repeated in [169] from Adam, omitted in Prinet, but noted by Brault. Six escutcheons (3:2:1) in or/argent on gules or inverted are more common. The family changed arms around 1290 from {chevronny Or-Gu} as bore Thiebaut in 1278 (TCO:110). Matheflon, dep Maine-et-Loire, arr Angers, can Seiches-sur-le-Loir. Thibaut de Mathefelon is named in the 15C prose romance 'Pontus et Sidoine'; ESNF 13:129A-B; Nussard T 98-101; XDD:2736* (6 escutcheons); VER:494* (Thiebaut); NAV:903*; HCN:68* (6 Or escutcheons Gu); NAV:872* (a3); VER:495* (6; Gu-Or);

128 mesire jehan de biaumont les armes de france a un demi lion d'argent mai 1 B AO lion, flory Jean de Beaumont (Brienne), d.1305, V.Beaumont (dep Sarthe, arr Mamers, can Beaumont-sur- Sarthe) & B.Ste-Suzanne & S.Château-Gontier, son of Louis 'd'Acre' de Brienne (d.c.1263) and Agnès de Beaumont Vs.Beaumont, and grandson of Jean de Brienne (1148-1237) king of Jerusalem and emperor of Constantinople. Two of his younger brothers were in english service, Louis as bishop palatine of Durham and Henry as B.Beaumont and founder of the english line. ESNF 3.4: 681-687; Burke PB 214+217; Anselme 5:577 + 6:135-136; LBR:657; VER:542*; WIN:321*; BIG:238* (Az-Or-Or; all V.Beaumont);

129 mesire hardoin de la haye de gheules a une crois d'hermine eslargie par les bous anj 1 G E cross patonce Hardouin de la Haye-Joulain, fl.1304, S.Haye-Joulain (dep Maine-et-Loire, arr Angers NE, cne St.Sylvain). The cross might be rendered as eslargie, enhendée, formy, paty, patonce or flory as discussed in Brault EB 157. Recueil HF 23:804; XDD:2346 (Maurice, 1269, croix enhendée); NAV:888; BER:585; URF:794 'de gueles a le croix d ermine patiee';

130 mesire de toukes burele d'argent et de gheules a une bordure de merles noires mai 1 A GS barruly acc. orle of martlets Patrice (II) de Chourches or Sourches, fl.1301, S.Malicorne (dep Sarthe, can Malicorne), husband of Guyonne de Laval. His son Payen married Anne de Beaumont (Brienne). Patrice went to Apuglia with his father Hervé (fl.1254-1282) in the service of Charles d'Anjou and served as justiciar of Otranto 1280-1282 before returning to France. Nussard BIG 36; Potier NB 1:252; Prinet CPF 35-36; XDD:1724; BIG:270; VER:766;

25 131 mesire le vidame de chaalons de gheules a trois peus vaires au chef d'or a deux lionceaux ver de gheules passans l'un contre l'autre en chief 1 G ZOG 3 pales & chief ch. 2 lions passt Jean (I), d.1302, Vd.Châlons-sur-Marne (al. Vd.Soissons), son of Hugues (III, d.1279), killed at Courtrai. Jean married a daughter of Nicolas (II) de Bazoches and Agnés de Nanteuil (Châtillon), and their son Hugues (IV) Vd.Chalons inherited Bazoches from his maternal uncle Gaucher in 1299. Prinet CPF 36; Newman N 1:125+138; Recueil HF 23:783; ESNF 7:24; XDC:2078+2979 (Jean Vd.Chalons, 1383); VER:619; HCN:414; LBR:390; WIN:874;

132 mesire gerard de los fessie d'or et de gheules au lambiaus d'asur besante d'argent hes 1 O GBA barry & label roundely Gérard de Looz, fl.1282, châtelain de Chauvency & Moiry, younger son of Arnoul C.Looz and Jeanne de Chiny, and brother of Louis (V) C.Chiny. They hosted the Tournament de Chauvency in 1285. ESNF 18:56-61; Anselme 2:331; XRA 2:378-379; XDD:1136 + 2619; TCH:33; VER:23*;

133 mesire piere de praiaus de gheules a une egle d'or nor 1 G O eagle Pierre de Préaux, fl.1268, d.1306, S.Préaux (dep Seine-Maritime, arr. Rouen, can Darnétal), fought in Flanders 1304. XDD:3306 (Pierre, 1294); LBR:147; WIN:337; VER:667; FW:565*; WIN:338*; TCO:174*

134 mesire jehan de bailleur d'or a une fesse de gueules nor 1 O G fess Jean de Bailleuil, not identified, but from the place of the item, he would be norman, and one of this name served in the campaigns of 1285 in Aragon and in 1297 in Flanders. The arms are the inverse of the hainauter family of Condé dit Belail [66], but he is unlikely to belong to this family. Prinet CPF 37; Recueil HF 22:478+480+652;

135 mesire pier de corneul d'or a une fesse de gueules et a trois torteaux de gheules nor 1 O GG fess betw 3 roundels Pierre de Corneuil, S.Corneiul (dep Eure, can Danville), served in 1303 and 1304 in Flanders. Recueil HF 23:790-803; XRO:3475 (Jean S.Romilly, 1403); BER:1467; NAV:446; 136 mesire jehan de rouveray burele d'or et d'asur a un lion de gheules et a un collier d'argent nor

1 § G BO barruly & lion Jean de Rouvray, S.Rouvray (dep Seine-Maritime, ar Dieppe, can Forges-les-Eaux) & Grainville, served in 1304. Chenaye DN 17:830; Brault RAE 2:367; Prinet CPF 38; XDN:501 (Jean, 1280); XDC:8039; WIN:362+ 439; FW:560; LBR:146+232;

137 mesire piere d'emboise palle d'or et de gheules tur 1 O G paly Pierre d'Amboise, d.<1322, S.Amboise (dep Indre-et-Loire, arr Thouars) & Montrichard & Berrie, husband of Jeanne de Chevreuse, daughter and heir of Anseau S.Chevreuse (d.1304, dep Yvelines, arr Rambouillet), served in Flanders 1302 and 1304. Anselme 6:120, XRO:227 (Pierre, 1302); TCA:30; LBR:717+866;

138 mesire monbason de gheules a un lion d'or tur 1 G O lion rampant Geoffroi dit Payen de Savary, d.c.1310, S.Montbazon (dep Indre-et-Loire) & Montsoreau (dep Maine-et-Loire), younger son and heir of Pierre and Mélisende, husband of Jeanne de Vendôme, daughter of Pierre C.Vendôme and Gervaise de Mayenne, served in Foix 1271. Nussard T 106; XDD:2876 (Geof, 1276); TCO:114; TMO:138; LBR:685;

26 139 mesire guillame de saincte more d'argent a une fesse de gheules tur 1 A G fess Guillaume (IV) de Ste.Maure, o.s.p.m.s.1302, S.Sainte-Maure (dep Indre-et-Loire) & Pressigny & Nouâtre, husband of 1) Isabelle d'Amboise and 2) of Agnès de Pons, mother of Alix de Thouars, who married his son Guillaume (o.s.p.m.<1285). Anselme 5:8; Nussard T 126-128; XDD:3562-3563; XDC:8323-8325; BIG:265; LBR:637; VER:630; WIN:516;

140 mesire hion de gaurenchieres de gheules a trois chevrons d'or fra 1 G O 3 chevrons Yon de Garencières, served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1304. Probably a close relative of Guy and Pierre from Garencières-en-Evrecin (dep Eure, arr. Evreux, can St.André-de-L'Eure). A similar coat-of-arms were used by the Mathefelon family from Touraine. Recueil HF 22:483 + 23:798-802; XRO:1020 + 5027-5037; TMO:36; WIN:82 (Pierre); VER:739 (Guy); LBR:711 ;

141 mesire adam de bruieres d'or a un lion noir a la queue fourchue billete d'or or billetty a fra lion rampant double queued sable adam de bruyeres 1 O SS lion q.f, billety Adam de Bruyères, d.1310, S.de la Gatine & Yys, younger son of Jean de Lèves S.Bruyères-le-Châtel (d.1292), husband of Isabelle des Yys, fought with Charles d'Anjou in Apuglia during 1270-1284 and in Flanders in 1303 and 1304. Bruyères-le-Châtel, dep Essonne, arr Corbeil, can Arpajon. ESNF 13:60; Chenaye DN 4:423; Recueil HF 23:790-802; XDD:1599* (lion); WIN:26 (Adam); WIN:24*; FW:494*; LBR:194* (Jean);

142 mesire hardoin de mailli ondoie d'or et de gheules tur 1 O G barry undy Hardouin (VI) de Maillé, d.1340, son of Hardouin [57]. He served in Flanders 1302. 143 li bruns de vernoil escartele de gueles et de vair tur 1 G Z qtly Eudes le Brun de Vernoil, d.1304, served in Aragon 1285 and killed at Mons-le-Pévèle. He was son of Geoffroi 'le Fourrier' al. Ferry (d.1383), marêchal de France 1272. The family seat was in cne Vernoil, can Longué, arr Baugé, dep Maine-et-Loire. Anselme 6:831; Nussard T 86; XDD:2232* (Vr-Gu, Geof, 1272); NAV:899* (Vr-Gu);

144 mesire gui de chemilli d'or a une bordure d'oiselets de gheules et a un canton de gheules anj

1 O GG orle of martlets & canton Gui de Chemillé (Thouars), S.Chemillé (dep Maine-et-Loire) & Brissac & Mortagne, served in Aragon 1285, a distant cousin of Gui V.Thouars [156]. ESNF 3:812B; Recueil HF 22:693; sigil, Gui, BnF ms.fr.31911:37v; XEP:626; URF:558; NAV:877* (Or Az-Gu); VER:485* (orle of mullets; Gui)

145 mesire guillaume li vidame d'or a deux fesses noires et a une bordure d'oiselts noirs fra 1 O SS 2 bars acc. orle of martlets Guillaume (V) de Meslay, d.c1321, Vd.Chartres, son of Guillaume (d.1249) and Jeanne de Beron. Meslay-le-Vidame, dep Eure-et-Loir, arr Châteaudun, can Bonneval. ESNF 13:112; XDC:2241; VER:697; HCN:18; LBR:392;

146 mesire guillame de mortemer fasce d'or et de vert au fleur de lis de l'une a l'autre et a un nor baston de gheules 1 § G OV barry flory & bend Guillaume de Mortemer 'le jeune', took part in the Aquitaine campaign of 1297. The head of the family, another Guilleaume, was seigneur de Mortemer (dep Seine-Maritime, arr & can Neufchâtel- en-Bray). Recueil HF 22:357; WIN:443 (Guil); C:89*; LBR:159*+228*(a1); VER:503* (less bend);

27 147 mesire vincent de hutot d'asur seme de tencelles d'or a un lion d'argent nor 1 B AO lion, semy of mullets Nicolas Hotot, fl.1302, o.s.p.m., S.Hotot, son of Jean and Luce d'Harcourt. He commanded a ship in 1295 in the fleet of his cousin Jean d'Harcourt [109]. No Vincent is known from this family. The term semé de tencelles means semy of small mullets, also termed étincélé or étoilé (Brault EB 273- 274). Hotot-en-Caux or Hautot-sur-Mer, dep Seine-Maritime, arr Dieppe, can Offrainville. Boos LBR 153; Recueil HF 23:789; Chenaye 10:781; XDN:317; WIN:440*; VER:419* (Az-Ar-Ar); LBR:163* (less mullets; all Nic);

148 mesire hue de bauchei d'or a un fer de moulin de gheules tur 1 O G cross moline Hugues (IX) de Baucay, d.<1309, S.Baucay (Baussay-le-Noble, dep Vienne, arr & can Loudun, cne Mouterre-Silly) & Champigny-sur-Veude, son of Guy (d.1270) and Emma Dm.Blou & Champigny, served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1304. He inherited Baucay from his uncle Heugues (VIII, d.1270). Recueil HF 22:663+710 + 23:791-804; Boos LBR 212; XDD:1319-1320*; XEP:88+90; VER:492 (Hugues); LBR:706; BIG:248; TCO:76; MPA:49;

149 mesire joffroy d'averton d'asur a un sautoir d'argent et a quatre estancelles d'or anj 1 B AO saltire acc. 4 mullets Godefroi d'Averton, served in Flanders 1303-1304. Their origin was at Averton, dep Mayenne, arr Mayenne, can Villaines-la-Juhel. Recueil HF 23:790-804; BnF pièces orig 153 doss. 3136, p.55 (Guillaume, 1254); VER:472 (Geof); BIG:241 (Guil); URF:1265; WIN:504* (unfinished; s.n.);

150 mesire itier de merdoine d'asur seme de trefles d'or a un lion d'or ver 1 B OO lion, trefly Itier de Brion, fl.1280-1300, S.Merdogne (aujourd'hui Gergovie, dep Puy-de-Dôme, arr Clermont, can Veyre, cne Roche-Blanche). The senior line was represented by Guy de Plessis, fl.1304, S.Plessis- Brion (dep Oise, in Vermandois) & Moustier, who also served in Flanders as banneret in 1297 and in 1304. Boos LBR 178; Prinet CPF 42; XDC:1596 (Itier, 1300); LBR:396 (s.n.); VER:138 (Gui);

151 mesire jehan de charni de gheules a trois escussons d'argent bur 1 G A 3 escutcheons Jean (I) de Charny, d.1323, S.Charny & Mont-Saint-Jean (dep Côte-d'Or, arr Beaune, can Pouilly- en-Auxois), son of Hugues S.Charny (d.c.1294) and mabille Dm.Boucey. His son, Geoffroi S.Savoisy & Ligny, carried the Oriflamme at Poitiers in 1356 and wrote the 'Livre de la Chevalerie' in 1352. ESNF 15:125; Boos LBR 182; Recueil HF 23:805; XCB:241 (Jean, 1315); LBR:739 (S.Charny); LBR:439* (Gu-Or);

152 mesire de saint lignaen de gheules a une rose d'argent bou 1 G A rose Alart / Enlart de Sinneghem / Seninghem (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lumbres), served in Gascogne 1283. The legend was misread by the copyists. The rose is usually a cinquefoil. Paul Adam has the legend as 'alart de somergem', but this Alart (fl.1294) from Artois bore {saltire & border} in XRA 3:428. Brault ERA 85; Adam CPF 5; Funck-Brentano PB 306; XDD:3965 (Alart, 1304); URF:2645;

153 li vicontes de burniquet mi party d'argent et de gheules a une fausse crois partie d'or et de gas gheules pommele de gheules sur l'argent et d'or sur le gheules 1 § GO AG per pale & cross of Toulouse per pale Guillaume dit Barasc, V.Bruniquel (dep Tarn-et-Garonne, arr Montauban, can Montclar-de-Quercy), served in Flanders in 1302 and 1304. His son Rénaud married in 1315 a sister of Bertrand de Goth Bp.St.Bertrand de Comminges al. pope Clemens V (r.1305-1314). Recueil HF 23:793+800; XDC:1659* (cross of Toulouse & border; Guil, 1302); BER:963* (& orle of escutcheons); NAV:1273* (per pale & cross of Toulouse per pale cch);

28 154 mesire morachi de bellevile gironne de vair et de gheules poi 1 Z G gironny Maurice, d.c1297, S.Belleville-sur-Vie (dep Vendée, arr Roche-sur-Yon, can Poiré) & Montaigu & Garnache, or his son with Isabeau de Lusignan, Maurice. The younger Maurice married Liesse de Parthenay and served in Flanders 1302-1304. Beauchet DP 1:427-428; XDD:1391 (Maurice, 1292); VER:443 (Maurice); LBR:672; URF:2638;

155 mesire bruiant de monjehan d'or frete de gheules or fretty gules anj 1 O G fretty Bruiant (I) de Montjean, S.Montjean (dep Maine-et-Loire, arr Cholet, can St.Fleorent-le-Vieil), served in Flanders 1303-1304. Anselme 7:174-176; Recueil HF 23:789-804; XDD:2924 (Bruiant, 1298); VER:493 (Bruiant); BIG:180;

156 li vicontes de touart d'or au fleur de lis d'asur semees et a un cartier de gheules poi 1 O BG semy of fleurs-de-lis & canton Gui (II), d.1308, V.Thouars & S.Talmond, son of Aimeri (IX, d.1259) and Marguerite de Lusignan, husband of Marguerite de Brienne, and brother-in-law of Jean C.Eu [18]. he served in Flanders 1302- 1304. ESNF 3:811; Anselme 4:194; Recueil HF 23:789-803; XDD:3704 (Gui, 1273); VER:469; TCO:270; FW:520;

157 mesire hue de touart porte celles armes a une espee d'argent au cartier poi 1 O BGA semy of fleurs-de-lis & canton ch. sword erect Hugues de Thouars, d.1324, S.Pouzanges & Mauléon & Tiffauges, third son of Gui [156], husband of Isabeau de Noyers and brother-in-law of Miles (§) [192]. He defended la Rochelle in 1295 and served in Flanders in 1302-1304. Less likely his uncle, Hugues, o.s.p.1318, from whom he inherited Pouzanges and Tiffauges. ESNF 3:811+812A; Boos LBR 209; Recueil HF 22:783 + 23:789-803; VER:468; LBR:677

158 mesire joffroi le bornie noires a crois d'argent bre 1 S A cross Geoffroi le Borgne de Kertanguy, not identified, a cadet of Avagour, possibly a brother or cousin of Guillaume (IV, fl.1309) S.Kertanguy & Roche-Suhart & V.Plourhan. Kertanguy, dep Côte-d'Armor, ar Guincamp, paroisse de Cohiniac. Boos LBR 211; XDD:1479; WIN:980 (s.n.); LBR:695* (label; Guil); VER:572 (Gu cross Ar ch. 5 escallops Gu; Geof);

159 mesire raoul de montfort d'argent a un fer de molin de gheules a testes d'or de serpens au bre fer de molin 1 A G cross gringoly Raoul (VI) de Montfort, d.1314, S.Montfort-sur-Meu (dep Ille-et-Villaine). Potier NB 2:293; XDD:2910; WIN:396* (cross moline); URF:716; 160 mesire piere de rotelen fesse d'hermine et de gheules bre 1 E G barry Pierre de Rostrenen, d.1307, S.Rostrenen (dep Côte-d'Armor, can Rostrenen), served in Flanders 1303. 161 mesire jehan de beaumanoir d'asur billete d'argent bre 1 B A billety Jean (I) de Beaumanoir, fl.1311, S.Beaumanoir (dep Côte-d'Armor, arr St.Brieuc, can Quintin, cne Leslay), served in Flanders 1303-1304. Anselme 7:379; Chenaye DN 2:160; Recueil HF 23:790+804; XDC:777; XRO:1109; WIN:987; VER:594; LBR:674;

29 162 mesire thiebaut de rochefort vaire d'or et d'asur bre 1 O B vairy Thibaud de Rochefort, S.Rochefort-en-Terre (dep Morbihan, arr Vannes) & V.Donges, served at Courtrai 1302 and in Flanders 1303-1304. Recueil HF 23:791-804; XDD:3419; WIN:940; URF:690; VER:561* (label; Thibaud); WIN:984* (label; s.n.); TMO:63* (ch. lion passt);

163 mesire doucheille burele d'or et de vert et a un lion de gheules mai 1 § G OV barruly & lion Gilles de Doucelles, S.Doucelles (dep Sarthe, arr Mamers, can Beaumont-sur-Sarthe), served in Flanders 1303-1304. Recueil HF 23:790-804; Prinet CPF 45-46; Brault RAE 2:144; Boos LBR 211; WIN:500 (Gilles); BIG:239; VER:767; HCN:232; FW:550; LBR:697* (barry Or-Az & lion Gu); BIG:231* (label);

164 mesire rouchi de gheules a une crois d'argent eslargie bre 1 G A cross formy Olivier de Rougé, S.Rougé (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Chateaubriant), son of Bonabes (d.1252), husband of Agnès Dm.Derval, served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1302 and 1304. The term 'eslargie' might indicate either a cross formy or patonce, but usually as formy in the seals. Brault RAE 2:366; Potier NB 3:77; Recueil HF 23:804; XDC:8004-8005; XFB:3286-3291; WIN:954 (s.n.); LBR:675; VER:573; FW:533; TCO:92* (cross);

165 mesire joffroit d'ancenis de gheules a trois quintefueilles d'ermines bre 1 G E 3 cinquefoils Geoffroi d'Ancenis, S.Ancenis (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Ancenis), either father of son. Geoffroi jr. married Jeanne de Pressigny in 1290 and died before 1315. Either served in Aragon 1285 and in Flanders 1303-1304. Recueil HF 22:676 + 23:790+804; XDD:1174*; TCO:111; VER:599; FW:548; WIN:499 (Geof); VER:600* (label; Geof);

166 mesire jehan de macheclou d'argent a trois chevrons de gheules bre 1 A G 3 chevrons Jean de Machecoul (Dreux), 1255-1308, S.Machecoul (dep Loire-Atlantique, arr Nantes, can Machecoul) & Coché, son of Olivier (d.1279) and Amicie de Coché. Olivier was brother of Jean (I) D.Bretagne. The earliest arms were chevronny and is found as either Ar-Gu or Gu-Ar. ESNF 3:67; Potier NB 2:215; XDD:2648* (chevronny); XRO:6793; WIN:923; VER:593;

167 mesire tiebaut de cabric fessie d'argent et de gheules a un baston d'asur bre 1 § B AG barry & bend Thibaut de Cabric, not identified. The arms are similar to those of Tintiniac and to Quedillac, both from Bretagne. 168 arnould de walhain d or a lecusson vert au baton coponne d argent et de gueules hes 1 O VX AG escutcheon acc. bend compony Arnould de Walhain, fl.1283-1302, S.Walhain, served as a banneret at Courtrai. His son, Jean, sealed in 1298. The family were brabantian ministeriales, having estates in Hesbaye 35 km NW of Namur.

Hemricourt M 111; Adam AB:682; XRA 4:188 (Arnould); VER:15; FW:432;TCO:129; LBR:581

169 thibaut de matefelon d or a .iij. escussons de gueules anj 1 O G 3 escutcheons Repeat of [127].

30 170 gui de bouvencourt d or a un arbre de gueules pon 1 O G crequer plant Gui de Bouvencourt, no Gui has been identified. Adam notes a Baudoin de Crequy S.Bouvencourt, possibly the same as Baudoin de Crequy S.Ramboval & Bazinghen & Avelines (fl.1296-1331), cousin of Jean S.Crequi [200]. Boos LBR has LBR:503 (c.1295) for Baudouin (IV) S.Crequi, father of Jean [200], though he was known as S.Beaurain before his father's death in 1255, which makes it unlikely for him to be an active campaigner in 1297. Anselme 6:780 (Baudouin de Beaurain) + 794 (Baudouin de Ramboval); XDA:271; LBR:503 (Baudouin);

171 le sire de lire d argent a .ii. batons de gueules a une bordure de gueules endentee art 1 A GG 2 bends & border engrailed Guillaume de Lières, S.Lières (dep Pas-de-Calais, can Lillers), received wages as banneret in november 1299. XDA:410 (Guil, 1299); URF:1625* (Ar-Sa-Gu);

172 jean de chateaubriand de gueules a fleurs de lis d or semees bre 1 G O semy of fleurs-de-lis Jean (VI) de Chateaubriand, d.1301, Sr des Roches Baritaut et de la Lande (in Bretagne), son of Geoffroi S.Beaufort (d.1284). The chief in FW:540 is a mistake copied from TCO:98. Potier NB 1:23-234; XDD:1758 (Geof (V), 1269); LBR:859; WIN:937* (label); FW:540*; TCO:98* (chief); VER:581* (& bend);

173 brian le boeuf de gueules a la crois d or a .iv. lions d or bre 1 G OO cross acc. 4 lions Briant le Boeuf, a breton. Recueil HF 23:790; WIN:978; URF:2648; 174 andrieu de morlaines d or a une bande de gueules a la bordure d oiselets de gueles au bea lambiaus d azur 1 O GGB bend betw 6 martlets & label André / Drieu de Morlaines S.Morlaines-de-Châtaignes & Mello, served in Flanders 1297 according to his receipt of wages 30.11.1298. Morlaines, dep Oise, arr Beauvais, cne Tillié. Anselme 6:69; XDD:2857* (less label, Drieu, 1280); TCO:317; WIN:1023; LBR:279*(Drieu); TCO:310*; WIN:1022+1025*; HCN:418*; LBR:276*; WIN:1022* (all less label); FW:467*+468* (c2); LBR:471* (less orle; unfinished)

175 jehan de falevy burele d argent et d azur a la bande de gueules ver 1 § G AB barruly & bend Jean (IV) de Nesle, d.1300, S.Falvy & Herelle. His eldest son was killed at Courtrai 1302, leaving his younger brother, Jean (V), who in c.1303 married Jeanne Dm.Vendeuil, as heir. Falvy, dep Somme, can Nesle. Anselme 2:507; ESNF 7:16; XDD:56; FW:456; TCO:30; LBR:113; HCN:16;

176 .. de ville d argent a la fasce de gueules a .ij. molettes noires en la fasce cha 1 A GS fess ch. 2 mullets Godefroi de Ville, a cadet of Ville-sur-Tourbe (dep Marne, can Ville-sur-Tourbe), nephew of Mahaut Dm.Ville (d.1277), who brought the lordship to her husband Gobert (III) de Montchâlons Sr de la Bove. The mullets ought to be in chief. Boos LBR 172; LBR:341* (Geof); VER:171* (mullets in chf; Surien);

177 .. de pruilli d or a la bordure d oisets de gueules tur 1 O G orle of eagles Repeat of Preuilly [83], the oisets or oiselets usually mean martlets.

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178 foucant m..gny d argent au lion noir hai 1 A S lion rampant Possibly a Foucault de Montigny-en-Ostrevant from Hainaut, not identified. If so, the arms ought to be {Vt lion Ar}. Another possibility is an unidentified breton as URF:2647 'ramegny' has the same blazon, followed by Bertran le Boeuf (URF:2648 = CPF:173). The identical arms in PRT:1815 and LBQ:1648 ‘le seigneur de montigny’ are copied from identical sources, a subsegment of Artois, which is not in URF. URF:1891* (Vt-Ar); VER:310* (Vt-Ar & label);

179 sire de mourroyd axzur a .iij. aigles d or pon 1 B O 3 eagles Either Henri de Nouvion sr., fl.1270, kt, or his son, Henri jr., a squire in 1271. Nouvion-en- Ponthieu, dep Somme, arr Abbéville, can Nouvion. A relation, Jean de Nouvion S.Thièvres (fl.1298- 1300) bore the arms in Or-Sa. M. Popoff, 2.ColAIH 1981 p.107-115; XSP:541 (Henri, 1270) + 542 (Henri jr, 1271) + 544 (Jean, 1300); VER:533 (Henri); URF:1387; VER:534* (Or-Sa; Jean);

180 pierre de foulloy d argent a .iv. lionceaux noirs ami 1 A S 4 lions Pierre de Fouilloy, fl.1298. Fouilloy, dep Somme, can Corbie. The arms should be three lions crowned as in the seals and armorials, a scribal error. Recuieil HF 23:764; XDC:3753* (3 lions cr., Pierre, 1389); BER:288; VER:190* (3 lions cr; Pierre); URF:1451* (3 lions cr);

181 jehan de olehain d argent a .iij. tourteaux de gueules cor 1 A G 3 roundels Jean (II) de Montigny-Olhain, d.c1316, banneret. Olhain, dep Pas-de-Calais, arr Bethune, can Houdain, cne Fresnicourt-le-Dolmen. P Feuchère, le Vielle families, 2: Olhain, AHS 1950, 64:91; XDA:527; URF:1623; VER:307* (label; Hugues);

182 guillaume de la roche rouaut ondoie d argent et a gueules a lambeau d azur poi 1 A GB barry undy & label Guillaume de la Rochechouart, d.>1292, S.Mortemart, member of a cadet branch. Anselme 4:675; ESNF 3.4:776-790; XDD:3412; BIG:283*; VER:491*; LBR:668* (less label); 183 ernou berart dazur au chef d or au lion d argent et un boeuf de gueules et chef ber 1 B AOG lion & chief ch. bull Arnould Berard, not identified.

184 guillaume de chavegny d argent a la fasce engreslee de gueles a lambeau d asur ber 1 A GB fess of lozenges & label Guillaume (III) de Chauvigny, d.1322, S.Châteauroux (dep Indre), present at Courtrai 1302. He also served Edward I R.England in 1299. He married 1) in 1272 Jeanne, daughter of Gui de Châtillon C.St.Pol, and 2) in 1302 Jeanne, daughter of Bouchard C.Vendôme. The label was a permanent brisure of this junior branch. ESNF 13:70-72; Brault RAE 2:102; XRO:3044 (Guil, 1302); XGB:129 (Guil, 1282); VER:439; TCO:298 (Guil); FW:658*; C:182*; LBR:658* (label Sa; Guil);

185 ytier de magnac de gueules au chef d or a .ij. pans vaires lms 1 G OZ chief ch. 2 pales Itier de Magnac, fl.1293, S.Magnac (Limousin) & Cluis (Berry), husband of Belbassesz de Brosse and son of Itier and Agnes de Pressigny. The arms of Magnac are {Gu 2 pales Or & chief Vr & label Az/Sa}. Anselme 5:570; XEP:1151* (2 pales & label, Itier, 1340); VER:450*; TCO:278*; FW:513* (2 pales & chief & label; Itier);

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186 jehan de lignieres d or au chef echequete d argent et de azur au lion de gueules corone d or ber

1 O GX AB lion & chief checky Jean de Lignières S.Menetou-sur-Cher (dep Cher, arr St.Amand-Montrond, can Lignières, Berry), present at Courtrai. XGB:190*; XDD:2585; BER:225* (the chief Vr); BHM:2259*; URF:2640* (the lion cr.);

187 hugues de surgeres de gueules frette de vair poi 1 G Z fretty Hugues de Surgères, fl.1294, S.Surgères & Dompierre-sur-Boutonne. Surgères, dep Charente- Maritime, arr Rochefort. XEP:620; XDD:2664+3662; XDC:8745; NAV:1293; URF:639;

188 hugues l'archeveque burele d argent et d azur a la bande de gueules poi 1 § G AB barruly & bend Hugues de l'Archevéque, fl.1297-1302, younger brother of Guillaume (VI) S.Parthenay (minor 1271, d.1317), present at Courtrai and at Mons-en-Pévèle. The arms were derived from Lusignan ESNF 14:48; XDD:3165-3167; XRO:418; XEP:542; C:174 (Hugues); TCO:277; LBR:662 (Guil);

189 estive de warche dazur au lion d or hai 1 B O lion rampant Possibly Jacques de Werchin, d.1323, S.Werchin and hereditary sénéchal of Hainaut, or a relative. His brother Etienne / Witasse was reportedly a canon. The Werchin arms were {Azure lion argent, billety argent}. ESNF 3:715; XRA 4:223; XDF:387 (all Werchin); WIN:1217*; FW:441*; VER:322*;TCO:139* (Werchin);

190 le sire de wallincourt dargent au lion de gueules hai 1 A G lion rampant Jean de Wallincourt, fl.1290-1311, S.Wallincourt & Cysoing, present at Courtrai. Wallincourt (dep Nord, can Clary, cne Walincourt) was one of the 12 pairs of Hainaut. Cysoing was a pair of Flanders.

XRA 1:337t31n1+ 4:191 (Jean, 1311, 1312); VER:314 (Gui); HCN:351* (billety Gu); LBR:551*

191 le sire de hermocelle d or au queuron d azur a .iij. oiselets de gueules poi 1 O BG chevron betw 3 eagles Probably Gui (II) de la Trémoille, fl.1261-1301, S.Trémoille or one of his sons Gui (III) or Geoffroi, or possibly his brother Pierre. The colours of chevron and eagles, not martlets, are inverted.

192 miles de noyers d azur a une aigle d or bur 1 B O eagle Miles (§) de Noyers, 1271-1350, S.Noyers ( near Joux en Avallonnais/Auxerre) & Vendeuvre (dep Aube), created maréchal de France 1302 (after Courtrai) and boutellier de France 1336. Anselme 6:648-657; Chenaye 15:82-83; Bouly EHT 114; XCB:407-409; XDD:3087; VER:79; LBR:431 (Miles); TCH:44;

193 dreu de mello d or a .ij. fesses de gueules et a une bordure d oiselets de gueules a l escusson bur des armes de brienne 1 O GG+ 2 bars acc. orle of martlets acc. escutch {barry Ar-Az & lion Gu} Dreux (IV) de Mello, d.1317, S.Ste.Hermine & Jarnac, son of Dreux (III) [88] and Eustace de Lusignan Dm.Ste.Hermine (d.1270), present at Courtrai. The inescutcheon cannot be the arms of Brienne {Az lion Or, billety Or} for Adelaide de Montréal as suggested by Adam, but Lusignan, as he held the Lusignan seigneuries of Ste.Hermine and Jarnac, and is so emended. Boos LBR 182; XDD:2779; XCB:366; VER:344;

33 194 jehan de chalon de gueules a la bande d or frc 1 G O bend Jean (I) de Chalon, 1259-1316, S.Arlay, son of Jean 'le sage' (d.1267) PfGf.Burgund & C.Chalon & Auxonne and his 3rd wife Laurette de Commercy, uncle of Othon C.Bourgogne [11]. He served as maréchal d'évêque de Liège 1297-98, and was probably present at Courtrai. Adam proposed Jean de Chalon (c.1243-1309) S.Rochefort & Chatelbelin & C.Auxerre (j.u. 1276-90), the father of Guillaume [26] and halfbrother of Jean S.Arlay, which is possible, but less likely. The Arlay branch later used a mullet sable on the bend for difference, possibly omitted by one early copyist. ESNF 2:60 + 3:121; Brault RAE 2:96; XCB:234; XDD:510-512 (Jean, 1274, 1277, 1293); FW:71; LBR:92+454 (C.Chalon)+108 (Tonnere); WIN:1086; TCA:53; URF:966* (ch. mullet);

195 liebaut de baufremont vaire d or et de gueules frc 1 O G vairy Liebaut (III) de Beauffremont, fl.1242, d.1303, S.Beauffremont, lieutenant général de Franche- Comté 1297 and maréchal de Bourgogne 1303, diedthe same year in Arras. ESNF 13:38; XDF:525; WIN:591+1120; TCO:203; WIN:1120;

196 enrart de tramines d argent a .iij. quintefeuilles de gueules _FR 1 A G 3 cinquefoils Enrart de Tramines, not identified. URF:2643 'traves'; 197 le sire de courlandon de gueules a .iij. quintefeuilles d or cha 1 G O 3 cinquefoils Jean (II), fl.1308, Sr de Courlandon & Arcis-sur-l'Aube (dep Marne). Recueil HF 23:23:804; Brault RAE 2:123; Newman N 140; FW:499* (Or 3 sixfoils Gu); TCO:78*; LBR:443* (a3); HCN:346* (Or 3 roses Gu);

198 le sire de torote de gueules au lion d or ver 1 G O lion rampant Jean (IV) de Thourotte, fl.1301, S.Thourotte & Honnecourt, son of Gaucher (d.c1293), who sold the châtellenie of Noyon to Philippe 'le bel' in 1295. Châtelain of Brugge in 1299-1300. Recueil HF 23:795; Funck-Brentano PB 313 ; Bouly EHT 82-83; Newman N 1:205+211-213; XDP:1024 (Jean, 1282); XDF:1651 (Jean, 1301); LBR:391* (Gu-Ar); URF:1530;

199 son fiex de mesme a lambeau d azur ver 1 G OB lion & label Adam proposed Aubert de Thourotte (fl.1314) S.Chastelier, younger brother of Jean [198]. VER:55 'jehan de castellet'; 200 le sire de crequi d or a l arbre de gueules pon 1 O G crequer plant Jean (I) de Crequi, fl.1289-1301, S.Crequi. Anselme 4:293 + 6:776; Chenaye DN 6:464-490; XDD:1958; LBR:503 (Baudouin); TCA:14 (Jean); TMO:173; HCN:9+402; VER:243;

201 le sire de bousavesnes d or a la crois de gueules engreslee art 1 O G cross engrailed Jean de Bouchavesnes (dep Somme, can Combles, near Peronne), present at Courtrai with the contingent from Ponthieu. Bouly EHT 79; XDA:199; BHM:2780; VER:156;

202 le chatelain de beaumes de gueules a la crois d or engreslee art 1 G O cross engrailed Robert Sr de Beaumetz les Loges, châtelain de Bapaume (dep Somme), present at Courtrai. Recueil HF 23:791; XDA:1712; TCO:245; URF:1638; NAV:1107; WIN:794; WIN:795*; VER:198*; VER:197*; FW:415*;

34 Concordance of editions and manuscripts Clemmensen, Prinet, Brault, Adam, KBR G-673

CPF Family Pri Bra Ada G673 52 Roche-Guyon 32 32 46 1 France 1 1 53 Dammartin 33 33 66 2 Valois 2 2 54 Lalaing 34 34 71 3 Evreux 3 3 55 Ivry 35 35 4 Bourbon 4 4 56 Montmorency-Laval 36 36 5 Anjou 5 5 57 Maille 37 37 96 6 Aragon 6 6 58 Pressigny 38 38 100 7 Artois 7 7 59 Soissons 39 39 175 8 Artois 8 8 60 Joinville 40 40 172 9 Chatillon 9 9 61 Clermont (connetable) 41 41 31 10 Chatillon 10 10 62 Clermont 42 42 32 11 Franche-Comté 11 11 63 Picquigny 43 43 118 12 Bourgogne 12 12 64 Picquigny 44 44 119 13 Dreux (Bretagne) 13 13 65 Bailleul 45 45 45 14 Dreux 14 14 66 Bailleul 46 46 15 Dreux 15 15 67 Boubers 47 47 117 16 Roucy 16 16 68 Caumont 48 48 120 17 Hainaut 17 17 69 Hangest 49 49 149 18 Brienne (Eu) 1 1 18 70 Cardonnoy 50 50 145 19 Boulogne 2 2 19 71 Raineval 51 51 146 20 Boulogne 3 3 20 72 Cany 52 52 147 21 Ponthieu 4 4 21 73 Moreuil 53 53 76 22 Dreux 18 22 74 Pontremy 54 54 121 23 Dreux 19 23 75 Beausart 55 55 122 24 Dreux 20 24 76 Boulogne, connetable 56 56 125 25 Lusignan (la Marche) 5 5 25 77 Milly 57 57 126 26 Chalon 6 6 26 78 Beauval 58 58 27 Forez 7 7 27 79 Maignelay 59 59 151 28 Champagne-Sancerre 8 8 80 Heilly 60 60 152 29 Francheschi 9 9 81 Châtillon-Autrêches 61 61 150 30 Montmorency 10 10 33 82 Mailly 62 62 153 31 Melun 11 11 29 83 Preuilly 63 77 32 Melun 12 12 30 84 Poix 63 64 169 33 Montmorency 13 13 113 85 Cayeux 64 65 34 Meulan 14 14 114 86 Coucy 65 66 80 35 Crespin 15 15 34 87 Coucy-Pinon 66 67 81 36 Crespin 16 16 35 88 Mello 67 68 103 37 Crespin 17 17 36 89 Boisleux 68 69 170 38 Isle-Adam 18 18 52 90 Sausset 69 70 171 39 Isle-Adam 19 19 53 91 Wavrin (Saint-Venant) 70 71 50 40 Chevreuse 20 20 41 92 Bergues 71 72 51 41 Bouteiller de Senlis 21 21 48 93 Haveskerke 72 73 159 42 Bouteiller de Senlis 22 22 49 94 Haveskerke 73 74 182 43 Choiseul 23 23 39 95 Brabant 74 75 28 44 Choisel 24 24 54 96 Ferrières 75 76 107 45 Trie 25 25 38 97 Vendôme 76 77 108 46 Trie 26 26 40 98 Tancarville 77 78 44 47 Chambly 27 27 99 Charbogne 78 79 82 48 Chambly 28 28 58 100 Montchâlons 79 80 83 49 Chambly 29 29 59 101 Bertrand 80 81 88 50 Machault 30 30 57 102 Thibouville 81 82 89 51 Soissons 31 31 103 Malet 82 83 90

35 104 Martel 83 84 56 156 Thouars 134 136 130 105 Esneval 84 85 55 157 Thouars 135 137 128 106 Ivry 85 86 61 158 Borgne de Kertanguy 136 138 131 107 Richebourg 86 87 159 Montfort-sur-Meu 137 139 132 108 Ivry 87 88 160 Rostrenen 138 140 133 109 Harcourt 88 89 101 161 Beaumanoir 139 141 110 Harcourt 89 90 102 162 Rochefort 140 142 135 111 Patry 90 91 163 Doucelles 141 143 136 112 Merle 91 92 106 164 Rougé 142 144 113 Bayonne 92 93 37 165 Ancenis 143 145 137 114 Thil 93 94 166 Machecoul 144 146 138 115 Courtenay 94 95 43 167 Cabric 145 147 141 116 Villebéon 95 96 47 168 Walhain 146 69 117 Bouville 96 97 62 169 Mathefelon 147 60 118 Léon 97 98 63 170 Crequi 148 123 119 Léon 98 99 65 171 Lières 149 134 120 Roche 99 100 64 172 Chateaubriand 150 142 121 Clères 100 101 67 173 Boeuf 151 143 122 Saint-Martin 101 102 68 174 Morlaines 152 144 123 Westmael 102 103 70 175 Falvy 153 140 124 Ligne 103 104 72 176 Ville 154 139 125 Denisy 104 105 73 177 Preuilly 155 126 Châtelier 105 106 75 178 Montigny 156 154 127 Mathefelon 107 74 179 Nouvion 157 155 128 Beaumont 106 108 148 180 Fouilloy 158 156 129 Haye 107 109 79 181 Montigny de Olhain 159 157 130 Sourches 108 110 78 182 Rochechouart 160 158 131 Chalons 109 111 84 183 Berard 161 160 132 Loos 110 112 91 184 Chauvigny 162 162 133 Préaux 111 113 86 185 Magnac 163 161 134 Bailleul 112 114 85 186 Lignières 164 163 135 Corneuil 113 115 87 187 Surgères 165 164 136 Rouvray 114 116 92 188 Lusignan,Archevêque 166 165 137 Amboise 115 117 93 189 Werchin 167 166 138 Montbazon 116 118 94 190 Wallincourt 168 167 139 Sainte-Maure 117 119 95 191 Tremoille 169 168 140 Garencières 118 120 97 192 Noyers 170 173 141 Bruyeres 119 121 98 193 Mello 171 174 142 Maillé 120 122 104 194 Chalon 172 176 143 Brun de Vernoil 121 123 99 195 Beauffremont 173 177 144 Thouars 122 124 196 Tramines 174 178 145 Chartres 123 125 197 Courlandon 175 179 146 Mortimer 124 126 198 Thourotte 176 180 147 Hotot-en-Caux 125 127 105 199 Thourotte 177 181 148 Baucay 126 128 111 200 Crequi 178 183 149 Averton 127 129 109 201 Bouchavesnes 179 184 150 Plessis de Merdogne 128 130 110 202 Beaumetz 180 185 151 Charny 129 131 112 152 Saint-Lignaen 130 132 115 153 Bruniquel 131 133 116 154 Belleville 132 134 127 155 Montjean 133 135 129

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Bruxelles, KBR, ms.G 673 pp.47-50

This 15th century copy of the CPF appears to be copied from a disordered painted copy in a hasty, sometimes nealy illegible hand. It has not been transcribed, but the legends from the major copies are reproduced as an aid to compare the manuscript with the various editions. The G673 blazons are placed opposite their closest ‘partner’ in blazonry, usually but not always identical. In a few instances the actual blazon or comments are added in italics. § indicates verification of arms. The items on the G673 pages are numbered: 1-26 (p.46), 27-74 (p.47), 75-119 (p.48), 120-162 (p.49) and 163-186 (p.50). The introduction refers to a campaign in Flanders by the king of France in 1218. Only the first 10 items have both legends and blazons, the next two have legends only, and the remainder have blazons only, though items 29 Melun and 80 Courcy are named as such without further blazon. The terms used in the blazons are different from that used in the primary copies, and the border a.o. are placed before the main charges. At least one of the copyists involved in the copies leading to G673 have made several errors in the interpretation of the arms, viz. in 103 a ‘bourdon’ is introduced as the blazon’s ‘deux fesses .. et a une bordure d’oiseles’ is confused with a bourdon or pilgrim’s staff within an orle of martlets. Though this copy, apart from the irregular concordance, corresponds well with the reconstructed CPF, it has not be used to amend the main presentation, mainly due to the unsatifactory blazonry and lack of names.

KBR CPF Legend in CPF Family G673 1 1 le roy de franche d azur a fleurs de lis d or semees § FRANCE 2 2 messire charles de meme a bordure de gueules § Valois 3 3 messire loys de meme a baton copone d argent et de gueules § Evreux 4 4 messire loys de clermont de meme au baton de gueules a la § Bourbon molette d argent 5 5 raymond berenger fils du roy de cecille de france a lambel de § Anjou gueules a un quartier d ermines 6 6 le fils du roy de mallorque pale d or et de gueules a la bordure § Aragon de franche 7 7 le conte d'artoys de franche au lambel de gueules castelle dor § Artois 8 8 messire philippe d'artoys de franche au lambel de gueules § Artois besante d argent 9 9 le conte de sainct polde gueules a .iij. pals de vair et un chief d § Chatillon or a lambeau d azur 10 10 messire jacques de sainct pol porte telels armes a la fleur de lis § Chatillon sable issant 11 11 le conte de bourgoigne d azur au lion billete d or § Franche- Comte 12 12 le duc de bourgoigne bande d or a une bordure de gueules § Bourgogne 13 13 le conte de bretaigne echequete d or et d d azur a une bordure § Dreux de gueules au quartier d ermines 14 14 artus de bretaigne de meme la bordure engresle § Dreux 15 15 pierre de bretaigne les armes le conte la bordure besantee d § Dreux argent 16 16 le conte de roussy d or au lion d azur § Roucy 17 17 le conte de hainaut de noir a un lion d or § Hainaut 18 18 n.. de hu d'azur au lion billete d'or § Brienne

37 19 19 li contes de bouloinge d'or a un fanuns de gueulles § Boulogne 20 20 mesire godefroit de bouloinge celles mesmes a un baston § Boulogne d'asur 21 21 li contes d'abbeville d'asur a trois bandes d'or et a une bordure § Ponthieu de gueulles 22 22 le conte de dreux echequete d or et d azur a une bordure de § Dreux gueules 23 23 robert de dreux de meme a lionceaux d argent en la bordure § Dreux 24 24 robert de dreux les armes le conte de dreux la bordure § Dreux engreslee 25 25 li contes de la marche burele d'argent et d'asur § Lusignan 26 26 li contes d'auchoire de gheulles a une bande d'or et a un § Chalon escuchon du duc de bourgoigne en la bande 27 27 li contes de fores de gheules a un daufin d'or § Forez 28 95 mesire godefroi de brebant d'or a un lion noir au lambiau de § Brabant gheules 29 31 li vicomtes de meleun d'asur a sept tourtiaus d'or et au chief § Melun d'or 30 32 mesire symon de meleun les armes celles mesmes a trois § Melun oiseles de gheules au chief 31 61 li conestables de gheules a deux bars d'or trefle d'or § Clermont 32 62 mesire gui de nele d'or a deux bars de gheules trefle de § Clermont gueules 33 30 li sires de monmoranchi d'or a une crois de gheules et a seize § Montmorency egles d'asur es quatre cartiers 34 35 mesire willame crespin fasce d'argent et de gheules endente de § Crespin l'un et l'autre 35 36 mesire guillames ses fieus porte celles armes au lambiaus § Crespin d'asur 36 37 mesire jehan crespin porte les armes de son pere a une quartier § Crespin d'or 37 113 mesire jacques de beiaune d'argent a une bande de gheules a § Bayonne trois egles d'or en la bande au lambiaus d'asur 38 45 mesire mahiu de trie d'asur a une bande d'or § Trie 39 43 mesire jehans de schoisel d'asur billete d'or et a une crois d'or § Choisel 40 46 mesire renaut de trie d'or a une bande tronçonnee d'argent et § Trie d'asur 41 40 mesire ansel de chevreuses argent a une croix de gheules a § Chevreuse quatre lions d'asur es quatre cartiers 42 - dor au chef de gul 43 115 mesire jehan de courtenay d'or a trois tortiaus de gheules § Courtenay 44 98 li camberlains de tancarvillede .. a un escusson d'argent par mi § Tancarville agegnies d'or en l'escu 45 65 mesire angoran de bailleul de gheulles a un faus escucon § Balliol d'ermine 46 52 mesire gui de la roche d'or a cinq cotices d'asur et une bordure § Roche de gueulles * dor borde de gul a la 6 cotice daz 47 116 mesire mahiu de ville d'or a trois jumelles d'asur et a une § Villebeon bordure de gheules 48 41 mesire gui le boutillier escartele d'or et de gheules § Bouteiller * dor cartiler de gul 49 42 mesire ansiaus le boutillie porte celles armes au lambiaus § Bouteiller 50 91 mesire .. de saint venant d'asur a un escusson d'argent au § Wavrin lambiaus de gheules 51 92 li castelains de bergues d'or a un lion de gheules § Bergues

38 52 38 mesire ansels de l'ile d'argent a une fesse de gheules at a une § Isle-Adam bordure d'oiseles de gheules 53 39 mesire jehan de l'ile porte celles armes au lambiaus d'asur § Isle-Adam 54 44 mesire ansel de schoisel porte les armes noir au fleurs de lis § Choisel d'or semees et une bande d'argent 55 105 mesire gui d'anevaul palle d'or et d'asur au chief de gheules § Esneval 56 104 mesire guillame marteel d'or a trois marteaus de gheules § Martel 57 50 mesire piere de machau d'asur a trois coquilles d'or § Machaut 58 48 mesire piere son fiex porte celles armes au lambiaus noirs § Chambly 59 49 mesire oudart de chabeli porte ces mesmes au lambiaus vers § Chambly 60 169 thibaut de matefelon d or a .iij. escussons de gueules § Mathefelon 61 106 mesire guillame d'iveri d'or a trois chevrons de gheules § Ivry * chevronne dor et de gul de x 62 117 mesire hue de bauville d'argent a une fesse de gheules a trois § Bouville annelets d'or en la fess 63 118 mesire hervi de lion d'or a un lion noir § Leon 64 120 mesire richart de la roche porte celles armes au lambiaus de § Leon gheules 65 119 son fiex celles armes a un baston de gheules § Leon 66 53 mesire renaut de dammartin fessie d'argent et d'asur a sis § Dammartin pieces a une bordure de gheules et a un oiselet noir 67 121 mesire jehan de clere d'argent a une fesse d'asur diapree d'or § Cleres 68 122 mesire jehan de saint martin d'or billete de gheules § St.Martin 69 168 arnould de walhain d or a lecusson vert au baton coponne d § Walhain argent et de gueules * dor a la scuson de sinop baston .. darg et de gul de x 70 123 mesire ernoul de wesmael de gheules a trois fleurs de lis § Westmael d'argent en lonc 71 54 mesire symon de lalain de gheules a dix losanges d'argent au § Lalaing lambiaus d'asur besante d'or 72 124 mesire gautier de ligne d'or a une bande de gheules § Ligne 73 125 mesire denisi d'or a trois cotices noires § Denisy 74 127 mesire tibaut de mathefelon d'or a trois escussons de gheules § Mathefelon 75 126 mesire chastelier noir a sept tourteaus d'or et au chief palle d'or § Chasteler et de gheules 76 73 mesire bernard de moreul les armes de france a un demi lyon § Moreuil d'argent * de france au lyon dor 77 83 [mesire pruille] d'or a une bordure d'aiglettes de gheules § Preuilly 78 130 mesire de toukes burele d'argent et de gheules a une bordure § Sourches de merles noires 79 129 mesire hardoin de la haye de gheules a une crois d'hermine § Haye eslargie par les bous 80 86 mesire angoran de couchi fessie de vair et de gheules § Coucy 81 87 mesire robert de pingnons porte celles armes a un quartier d'or § Coucy 82 99 mesire nicole de serbonne gironne d'or et d'asur a un escusson § Charbogne d'argent et au sautoir d'ermine 83 100 mesire gobiert de monsablon de gheules a trois peux vaires § Monchalons d'argent et de vert au chef d'or 84 131 mesire le vidame de chaalons de gheules a trois peus vaires au § Chatillon chef d'or a deux lionceaux de gheules passans l'un contre l'autre en chief 85 134 mesire jehan de bailleur d'or a une fesse de gueules Bailleul 86 133 mesire piere de praiaus de gheules a une egle d'or § Preaux

39 87 135 mesire pier de corneul d'or a une fesse de gueules et a trois § Corneuil torteaux de gheules 88 101 mesire robert bertran d'or a un lion vert § Bertrand 89 102 mesire tibourville d'ermine a une fesse de gheules § Thibouville 90 103 mesire jehan mallet de gheules a trois fermaus d'or § Malet 91 132 mesire gerard de los fessie d'or et de gheules au lambiaus § Loos d'asur besante d'argent 92 136 mesire jehan de rouveray burele d'or et d'asur a un lion de § Rouvray gheules et a un collier d'argent 93 137 mesire piere d'emboise palle d'or et de gheules § Amboise 94 138 mesire monbason de gheules a un lion d'or § Montbazon 95 139 mesire guillame de saincte more d'argent a une fesse de § Ste.Maure gheules 96 57 mesire hardoin de mailli ondoie d'or et de gheules § Maille 97 140 mesire hion de gaurenchieres de gheules a trois chevrons d'or § Garencieres 98 141 mesire adam de bruieres d'or a un lion noir a la queue fourchue § Bruyeres billete d'or or billetty a lion rampant double queued sable adam de bruyeres 99 143 li bruns de vernoil escartele de gueles et de vair § Brun 100 58 mesire renaut de prechenig fessie d'or et d'asur et contrefescie § Pressigny et bande contrebande au coigniet gironne et a un escuchon d'argent au milieu 101 109 mesire jehan de harcourt de gheules a deux fesses d'or § Harcourt 102 110 mesire guillame de harecourt porte celles armes au lambiaus § Harcourt d'asur 103 88 mesire dreus de melon d'or a deux fesses de gheules et a une § Mello bordure d'oiseles de gheules * dor au bourdon de gul en pal . a lorle de merlettes de gul 104 142 mesire hardoin de mailli ondoie d'or et de gheules § Maille 105 147 mesire vincent de hutot d'asur seme de tencelles d'or a un lion § Hotot d'argent 106 112 mesire foucaut de merle de gheules a trois roies d'argent § Merle 107 96 mesire ferriere d'argent a un escusson de gheules et a une § Ferriere bordure de fers a ceval de gheules 108 97 mesire joffroi de vendome d'argent au chef de gheules a un lion § Vendome d'asur et a une fleur de lis d'or en l'espaule du lion 109 149 mesire joffroy d'averton d'asur a un sautoir d'argent et a quatre § Averton estancelles d'or 110 150 mesire itier de merdoine d'asur seme de trefles d'or a un lion § Plessis d'or 111 148 mesire hue de bauchei d'or a un fer de moulin de gheules § Baucay 112 151 mesire jehan de charni de gheules a trois escussons d'argent § Charny 113 33 mesire bouchart de marli or a un crois de gheules a quatre § Montmorency egles d'asur es quatre quartiers 114 34 mesire amouri de mullant noir a un lion d'argent a la ceue § Meulan fourcie 115 152 mesire de saint lignaen de gheules a une rose d'argent § Seninghem 116 153 li vicontes de burniquet mi party d'argent et de gheules a une § Bruniquel fausse crois partie d'or et de gheules pommele de gheules sur l'argent et d'or sur le gheules 117 67 mesire gerart de boubert d'argent a trois escussons de gheules § Boubers 118 63 le vidame de pingquingny fessie d'argent et d'asur a une § Picquigny bordure de gheules 119 64 mesire renaut son fiex porte celles armes a la bordure besantee § Picquigny d'or

40 120 68 mesire hue de caumont de gheules seme de croisettes d'or a § Caumont trois molettes d'or 121 74 mesire li vicontes de pont de remi d'argent au chief de gheules § Pontremy 122 75 mesire gui de brianst d'ermine a un lion de gheules couronne § Beausart d'or 123 170 gui de bouvencourt d or a un arbre de gueules § Crequi 124 - darg a la bordur de gul engrele 125 76 li conestables de boulonnois d'argent a un lyon noir couronne § Hermelinghen d'or 126 77 mesire dreus de milli noir au chief d'argent § Milly 127 154 mesire morachi de bellevile gironne de vair et de gheules § Harpedane 128 157 mesire hue de touart porte celles armes a une espee d'argent § Thouars au cartier 129 155 mesire bruiant de monjehan d'or frete de gheules or fretty gules § Montjean 130 156 li vicontes de touart d'or au fleur de lis d'asur semees et a un § Thouars cartier de gheules 131 158 mesire joffroi le bornie noires a crois d'argent § Borgne 132 159 mesire raoul de montfort d'argent a un fer de molin de gheules § Montfort a testes d'or de serpens au fer de molin 133 160 mesire piere de rotelen fesse d'hermine et de gheules § Rostrenen 134 171 le sire de lire d argent a .ii. batons de gueules a une bordure de § Lieres gueules endentee 135 162 mesire thiebaut de rochefort vaire d'or et d'asur § Rochefort 136 163 mesire doucheille burele d'or et de vert et a un lion de gheules § Doucelles 137 165 mesire joffroit d'ancenis de gheules a trois quintefueilles § Ancenis d'ermines 138 166 mesire jehan de macheclou d'argent a trois chevrons de § Machecoul gheules 139 176 .. de ville d argent a la fasce de gueules a .ij. molettes noires en § Ville la fasce 140 175 jehan de falevy burele d argent et d azur a la bande de gueules § Falvy 141 167 mesire tiebaut de cabric fessie d'argent et de gheules a un Cabric baston d'asur 142 172 jean de chateaubriand de gueules a fleurs de lis d or semees § Chateaubrian 143 173 brian le boeuf de gueules a la crois d or a .iv. lions d or § Boeuf 144 174 andrieu de morlaines d or a une bande de gueules a la bordure § Morlaines d oiselets de gueles au lambiaus d azur 145 70 mesire adam du cardonnoy d'or a une crois de gheules a cinq § Cardonnoy coquilles d'argent en la crois 146 71 mesire jehan de remeval d'or a une crois noire a cinq coquilles § Raineval d'argent en la crois 147 72 flammens de cauni d'or a dix losenges de gheulles au lambiaus § Cany d'asur 148 128 mesire jehan de biaumont les armes de france a un demi lion § Beaumont d'argent 149 69 mesire aubert de hangiet d'argent a une crois de gheules a cinq § Hangest coquilles d'or en la croix 150 81 mesire gauchier d'austrestes porte les armes de blois a un lyon § Chatillon de gheules passant 151 79 mesire jehan de maignelers de gheules a une bande d'or § Maignelay 152 80 mesire jehan de heilli de gheules a une bande d'or engrelee § Heilly 153 82 mesire simon de mailli d'or a trois mailles de gheules § Mailly 154 178 foucant m..gny d argent au lion noir Montigny 155 179 sire de mourroy d azur a .iij. aigles d or § Nouvion 156 180 pierre de foulloy d argent a .iv. lionceaux noirs § Fouilloy

41 157 181 jehan de olehain d argent a .iij. tourteaux de gueules § Montigny 158 182 guillaume de la roche rouaut ondoie d argent et a gueules a § Rochechouart lambeau d azur 159 93 mesire jehan de haveskerke d'or a une fesse de gheules § Haveskerke 160 183 ernou berart dazur au chef d or au lion d argent et un boeuf de Berard gueules et chef 161 185 ytier de magnac de gueules au chef d or a .ij. pans vaires § Magnac 162 184 guillaume de chavegny d argent a la fasce engreslee de gueles § Chauvigny a lambeau d asur 163 186 jehan de lignieres d or au chef echequete d argent et de azur au § Lignieres lion de gueules corone d or 164 187 hugues de surgeres de gueules frette de vair § Surgeres 165 188 hugues l'archeveque burele d argent et d azur a la bande de § Archeveque gueules 166 189 estive de warche dazur au lion d or § Werchin 167 190 le sire de wallincourt dargent au lion de gueules § Wallincourt 168 191 le sire de hermocelle d or au queuron d azur a .iij. oiselets de § Tremoille gueules 169 84 mesire poi de gheules a une bande d'argent seme de croisettes § Poix d'argent 170 89 mesire robert de bellens vert a une fesse d'argent § Boisleux 171 90 sauset de bursay d'asur a un fer molin d'argent § Sausset 172 60 mesire jehan de genville d'asur au chief d'ermine a un demi lion § Joinville de gheules et couronne d'or au chief et a trois broies d'or sur l'asur 173 192 miles de noyers d azur a une aigle d or § Noyers 174 193 dreu de mello d or a .ij. fesses de gueules et a une bordure d § Mello oiselets de gueules a l escusson des armes de brienne 175 59 mesire raoul de soisson d'or a un lion noir passant et a une § Soissons bordure noire 176 194 jehan de chalon de gueules a la bande d or § Chalon 177 195 liebaut de baufremont vaire d or et de gueules § Beauffremont 178 196 enrart de tramines d argent a .iij. quintefeuilles de gueules Tramines 179 197 le sire de courlandon de gueules a .iij. quintefeuilles d or § Courlandon 180 198 le sire de torote de gueules au lion d or § Thourotte 181 199 son fiex de mesme a lambeau d azur § Thourotte 182 94 mesire gille de haveskerke porte celles armes au lambiaus § Haveskerke d'asur * dor a la fasce de gul auch lâbel daz de s 183 200 le sire de crequi d or a l arbre de gueules § Crequi 184 201 le sire de bousavesnes d or a la crois de gueules engreslee § Bouchavesne 185 202 le chatelain de beaumes de gueules a la crois d or engreslee § Beaumetz 186 - daz lyon dor seme de fleurdelis de mesmes

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Comparison of CPF and a subsegment of Urfé.

A short subsegment of 21 items (2629-2649), part of 100 items in segment 45 miscellaneous arms, in the armorial Urfé appears to derive from the CPF, when occurrences in Clemmensen OM is examined. Items, which are not unique pairs of CPF and a member of the Urfé group are marked ‘a.o.’.

URF 2629 celui de conques, burle d argent et de gueles a le bordure de merlettes de sable A GS barruly acc. orle of martlets = CPF:130 ’mesire de toukes’ - Patrice (II) de Chourches, a.o.

URF 2630 celui d anthioiche, de blois a j lion de gueles passant G ZOG 3 pales & chief ch. lion passt = CPF:81 ‘mesire gauchier d'austrestes’, a.o.

URF 2631 celui de biauleul, d argent a le faisse de gueles A G fess = CPF:134 ‘mesire jehan de bailleur’ – OG - not identified ;

URF 2632 celui de cornuaille, d or a le faisse de gueles a iij besans de mesmes O SO fess ch. 3 roundels = CPF:135 ‘mesire pier de corneul’ - Pierre de Corneuil, a.o.

URF 2633 celui de castelion, de sable a vij tourtiaux d or ou chief paille d or et de gueles S OOG 7 roundels & chief paly = CPF:126 ‘mesire chastelier’ - Jean de Châtelier S.Vitry;

URF 2634 celui de richebourg, chevronne d or et de gueles O G chevronny = CPF:107 ‘mesire piere de ricebourg’, a.o.

URF 2635 celui de tricastel, d or au chief de gueles O G chief = CPF:74 ‘mesire li vicontes de pont de remi’, usually Gu-Ar, a.o.

URF 2636 celui de bailleul, de gueles a l escuchon d ermines perchie G E escutcheon voided = CPF:65 ‘mesire angoran de bailleul’, a.o.

URF 2637 celui de vaus, esquartele de gueles et de vairiet contre vairiet d argent et d asur G Z qtly possibly Varax, in Savoie = CPF:143 ‘li bruns de vernoil’, a.o. (usually Vr-Gu) ;

URF 2638 celui de belleville, geronne de varie contre varie et de gueles Z G gironny = CPF:154 ‘mesire morachi de bellevile’, a.o.

URF 2639 celui de harnouville, d or au chevron d asur a trois merlettes de gueles O BG chevron betw 3 martlets = CPF:191 ‘le sire de hermocelle’ - probably Tremoille;

URF 2640 celui de linieres, d or ou chief eschiquete d argent et d asur a j lion de gueles corone d or O GX AB lion cr. & chief checky = CPF:186 ‘jehan de lignieres’, a.o. (variants only);

URF 264 celui de bonnanicourt, d or a j arbre de gueles, artisien O G crequer plant = CPF:170 ‘gui de bouvencourt’ – Crequi, as Bonnecourt (label, URF);

URF 2642 celui de breton, d azur a j sautoir d argent a iiij estincelles d or, normant B AO saltire acc. 4 mullets = CPF:149 ‘mesire joffroy d'averton’, a.o.

URF 2643 celui de traves, d argent a iiij quintefueilles d or A G 3 cinquefoils = CPF:196 ‘enrart de tramines’ – not identified ;

URF 2644 celui de mierdonne, d azur a j lion d or a tramines de mesmes B OO lion, trefly = CPF:150 ‘mesire itier de merdoine’ – Itier de Brion S.Merdogne, a.o.

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URF 2645 celui de saint lienart, de gueles a le rose d argent G A rose = CPF:152 ‘mesire de saint lignaen’ – possibly Seninghem ;

URF 2646 celui de le haye, de gueles a le croix d ermines patee, breton G E cross formy = CPF:129 ‘mesire hardoin de la haye’, a.o.

URF 2647 celui de ramegny, d argent a j lion de sable A S lion rampant = CPF:178 ‘foucant m..gny’ – not identified;

URF 2648 bertran de buef, de gueles a le croix d or a iiij lions de mesmes G OO cross acc. 4 lions = CPF:173 ‘brian le boeuf’ – WIN:978 s.n.;

URF 2649 g le borgne, de sable a le croix d argent a iiij coquilles de gueles, breton S AG cross ch. 5 escallops = CPF:158 ‘mesire joffroi le bornie’ – WIN:980 s.n., variants;

44 References

(1) Armorials: Most items from armorials with editions noted as drafts or in prep. as well as notes on other copies may be found in Clemmensen OM or on www.armorial.dk . Several editions of armorials contain further references and notes on families and personalities.

A = DER Dering Roll [Brault RAE].

BER Paris, BnF, ms.fr.4985, armorial dit de Berry, c.1450 [Boos BER].

BHM Stockholm, Svenska Riksarkivet, Codex Bergshammar, c.1450 [Raneke BHM].

BIG Paris, BnF, ms.fr.18648, armorial Bigot, c.1254 [Adam BIG; Brault BIG].

C = WAL Walford's Roll. c.1273 [Brault RAE].

D = CMD Camden Roll, c.1280 [Brault RAE].

FW = HE = HER Herald's Roll, alias FitzWillam's version. 1270-80 [Humphery-Smith FW].

HCN Paris, BnF, ms.fr.8199:47r-76r+81-r-87r4+91v, Armorial d'Hozier-Cénalis. c.1275.

LBR Paris, AN, AE I 25no.5 (MM 684), armorial Le Breton alias Montjoie-Chandon. 1292-95 [Boos LBR].

LYN Bruxelles, Bibliothéque Royale Albert Ier, Ms.II.6567, Armorial Lyncenich, mistakenly named Gymnich from a misreading. A full edition of this mid 15th Century paper and aquatint manuscript is in preparation by E. de Boos and S.Clemmensen [Boos LYN].

MPA Matthew Paris: Liber Additamentum, London, BL, Cott.Nero D.i, fo.170rv;

MPH Matthew Paris: Historia Anglorum, London, BL, Royal 14C.vii, fo. 1r-154v, TD Tremlett in: Wagner RAH 1- 86;

NAV Paris, BnF, ms.fr.14356, armorial dit du héraut Navarre. c.1370 [Clemmensen NAV, draft].

TCA Paris, BnF, ms.fr.31854:117r-130r; Bruxelles, KBR, ms. Goethals 100, Tournoi de Cambrai. 1269.

TCH Le tournoi de Chauvency 1285. [Delbouille TCH, Clemmensen TCH].

TCO Wien, ÖNB, Ms. I.3297, Rôle de Tournoi de Compiegne 1238/78. [Boos TCO, transcription].

TMO Wien, ÖNB, Ms.3297, Tournoi de Mons 1310. [Boos TMO, transcription].

URF Paris, BnF, ms.fr.32753, armorial d'Urfé. 1380-1425. Partly copied into LBQ (LeBlancq) and PRT (Prinsault).

VER Paris, BnF, ms.fr.2249, armorial dit du héraut Vermandois. 1285-1300 [Boos VER, in prep.]

WIN den Haag, KNGGW, Wijnbergen Wappenbok. 1265-1290 [Adam WIN].

2. Collections of seals:

XBM Walther de Gray Birch: Catalogue of Seals in the British Museum I-VI. - London 1887-1900.

XCB Auguste Coulon: Inventaire des sceaux de la Bourgogne. - Paris 1912.

XDA + XDP Germain Demay: Inventaire des sceaux de l'Artois & Picardie. - Paris 1877.

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XDC Germain Demay: Inventaire des sceaux de la Collection Clerambault I-II. - Paris 1885-1888.

XDD L. Douët d'Arcq: Inventaire & Documents .. Collections de sceaux .. I-III. - Paris 1863-1865.

XDF Germain Demay: Inventaire des sceaux de la Flandre. I-II. - Paris 1873.

XDN Germain Demay: Inventaire des sceaux de la Normandie. – Paris 1881.

XEP Francois Eygun: Sigillographie du Poitou avant 1515. - Poitier 1938.

XGB R. Gandilhon: Inventaire des sceaux du Berry (<1515). - 1933.

XRA Jean-Théodore de Raadt: Sceaux armoiriés des Pays-Bas et des pays avoirsinant I-IV. - Bruxelles 1897-1901.

XRO / XPO J. Roman: Pieces augmentaires. Inventaire des sceaux .. du pieces originales .. de BN Paris I-II. - Paris 1909.

XSC F. Sagarra: Sigillografia catalana. I-V. – Barcelona 1915-52.

XSP marquis de Belleval : Sceaux de Ponthieu. - 1896, reprint Paris 1984.

3. Books and articles

Max Prinet: Armorial de France composé á la fin de 13eme siècle.., Moyen Age, 1934, 31:1-49.

Paul Adam-Even: Rôle d’armes de l’ost de Flandre. Archivum Heraldicum, 1959, 73:2-7.

Gerard J. Brault: The Chifflet-Prinet Roll, CP. In: Eight Rolls of Arms - 13th Century french and anglo-norman blazon, pp.77-85 – 1973.

Brian Timms: The Chifflet-Prinet Roll. Computerized redrawings of arms with blazons. - www.earlyblazon.com .

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Paul Adam-Even et L. Jéquier : Un armorial francais du XIIIe siècle. L’armorial Wijnberghen, Archives Héraldiques Suisses, 65 (1951):49-62, 101-110; 66 (1952): 28-36, 64-68, 103-111; 68 (1954): 55-80. [Adam WIN].

Père Anselme de Sainte-Marie: Histoire Genealogique et chronologique de la Maison royale de France, des Pairs, Grand Officiers de la Couronne & de la Maison du Roy & des anciens Barons du Royaume .., 3rd. Ed, I-IX. - Paris 1726-1733.

Henri Beauchet-Filleau, Charles Cherge: Dictionaire historique et généalogique des familles de Poitou. 1ed. vol I-II, 1840-1854; 2ed., vol.I-VII, 1891-1979.

Emmanuel de Boos: Armorial de Gilles le Bouvier, héraut Berry. (Paris, BnF ms. fr. 4985). [Boos BER] – Paris 1995.

Emmanuel de Boos: L'armorial Le Breton. [Boos LBR] - Paris 2004.

Louis Bouly de Lesdain: Etudes héraldiques - Miscellania heraldica. II. [Bouly EHT] - Paris 1983.

Gérard J. Brault: Early Blazon. [Brault EB] - Woodbridge 1972, 1997.

Gérard J. Brault: The Rolls of Arms of Edward I. I-II. [Brault RAE] – London 1997.

Burke's Peerage. 105th / 106th / 107th Ed. [Burke PB] – London 1975, 1999, 2005;

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Jean-Luc Chassel: Sceaux et usages de sceaux. Images de la Champagne médiévale. [Chassel SC]. – Paris 2003.

F.A. la Chenaye-Desbois et Badier: Dictionnaire généalogique, héraldique, chronologique, contenant l'origne et l'état actuel des premières maisons de France. 19 vols. [Chesnaye DN] - Paris 1863-1876.

CIGH = Congress internationale de généalogie et d’héraldique, proceedings, number and year of meeting ;

Steen Clemmensen: An Ordinary of Medieval Armorials, CD-ROM, Heraldiske Skrifter 6, Societas Heraldica Scandinavica [Clemmensen OM] - Copenhagen 2006.

Steen Clemmensen: Le tournoi de Chauvency 1285. [Clemmensen TCH] - 2007, www.armorial.dk .

Steen Clemmensen: The heraldry of the Trie family. [Clemmensen T] – 2008, www.armorial.dk .

CoA = Coat of Arms.

ColAIH = Colloquium of l’Académie Internationale d’Héraldique, number & year of meeting.

G.B. di Crollalanza: Dizionario storico-blazonico delle famiglie nobile e natabili italiane estinente e fiorenti. I-III [Crollanza D] - Pisa 1886.

Dictionnaire de biographie francaise. 1-19 (A-Lac). [DBF] - Paris 1933-2001.

Maurice Delbouille : Le tournoi de Chauvency . Bibliothèque de laFaculté de Philosophie et Lettres de l’Université de Liège, 1932, 49 :vii-ci + 3-191. [Delbouille TCH] – Liège-Paris 1932.

Kelly DeVries: Infantry warfare in the early fourteenth century. Discipline, tactics, and technology. – Woodbridge 1996.

ESNF = Schwennike &al.

Frantz Funck-Brentano: Les origines de la Guerre de Cent Ans. Philippe le Bel en Flandre. – Paris 1897.

Donald L. Galbreath & Léon Jéquier: Lehrbuch de Heraldik. – Lausanne 1978.

Jacques de Hemricourt (ed. Salbray): Mirroir des nobles de Hasbaye .. 1102-1398 [Hemricourt M] - Bruxelles 1673.

Albert Henry: Le roman du Hem, poeme de Sarrazin. Travaux de la Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres de l’Université de Bruxelles, 9. - Paris 1939.

Henri Jougla de Morenas: Grand armorial de France. I-VII. - Paris 1934.

William M. Newman: les Seigneurs de Nesle en Picardie, XIIe-XIIIe siècle. I-II. - Philadelphia 1971.

Robert Nussard: le rôle d’armes Bigot. [Nussard BIG] - Paris 1985.

Robert Nussard : l'Heraldique médiévale en Touraine. Marche d'armes IV. [Nussard T] - Paris 1989.

Michel Popoff : Apparition et diffusion des armoiries: l'exemple du Ponthieu (1100-1270). ColAIH, 1982, 2:107-115. [Popoff P].

Pol Potier de Courcy: Nobiliaire et armorial de Bretagne, I + II, 5.ed. [Potier NB] - 1976.

Jan Raneke: Bergshammarvapenboken – et medeltidsheraldisk studie. [Raneke BHM] - Lund 1975.

Recueil des historiens des Gaules et de la France. vol.1-24 [Recueil HF] - 1738-1904 ; vol.22 (1865), 23 (1876).

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RFHS = Revue francaise d’héraldique et de sigillographie.

Johannes Baptist Rietstap: Armorial général précédé d'un dictionnaire des termes de blason. - Gouda 1884-87, 2nd Ed; reprint New York 1965.

V. & H.V. Rolland: Illustrations to Rietstap's Armorial. - Bruxelles 1903-1926, reprint Ramsbury 1991.

Dieter Schwennicke, Freytag-Loringhoven FB, Isenburg WK: Europaische Stammtafeln, Neue Folge , I-XIX(+); Stammtafeln zur Geschichte Europäischer Staaten. [ESNF] - Marburg - 1990-2005.

Anthony Wagner: A Catalogue of English Medieval Rolls of Arms, pp. 78-79 [CEMRA] – London 1950.

Anthony Wagner (Ed.): Rolls of Arms. Henry III. [Wagner RAH] – London 1967.

E. Warlop The Flemish Nobility before 1300. I-II. [Warlop FN] – Kortrijk 1972-75, no pedigrees.

E. Warlop: de Vlaamse Adel voor 1300. I-IV. [Warlop VA] - Handzame, 1968; incl. pedigrees.

48 Ordinary of arms (Z = vair; X = mixed) chief 3 bends 1 A G 74 vairy 1 O S 125 1 S A 77 1 O B 162 chief ch. 2 pales 1 O G 195 3 bends & border 1 G OZ 185 barry 1 B OG 21 fess diapered 160 5 bends & border 1 A B 121 1 Z G 86 1 O BG 52 fess barry & border bend compony 1 A G 139 1 A BG 63 1 O X AB 46 1 E G 102 barry & border roundely bend cotised 1 G O 66 1 B AGO 64 1 B OA 28 1 O G 93 barry & canton qtly & bend ch. 3 eagles & label 1 O G 134 1 Z GO 87 1 V A 89 barry & label roundely 1 A GOB 113 paly & fess 1 O GBA 132 bend ch. escutch {bendy Or-Az 1 X O AB 29 barruly & border Gu} fess acc. dance in chf 1 A B 25 1 G O 26 1 G AA 78 barruly acc. orle of martlets bendy & border fess betw 3 roundels 1 A GS 130 1 O BG 12 1 O GG 135 barry undy paly fess & label 1 O G 57 1 O G 137 1 O GB 94 1 O G 142 paly & border flory fess acc. orle of martets barry undy & label 1 O GBO 6 1 A GG 38 1 A GB 182 paly & chief fess acc. orle of martets & label per pale & barry cch acc. 1 O BG 105 escutcheon & chief paly and 3 pales & chief & label 1 A GGB 39 corners gironny 1 G ZOB 9 2 bars 1 X A OB 58 3 pales & chief ch. 2 lions passt 1 G O 109 bend 2 bars & label 1 G O 79 1 G ZOG 131 1 G OB 110 1 G O 194 3 pales & chief ch. fleur-de-lis couped 2 bars acc. orle of martlets 1 O B 45 1 O GG 88 1 O G 124 1 G ZOS 10 1 O SS 145 barry flory & bend 3 pales & chief ch. lion passt 2 bars acc. orle of martlets acc. 1 X G OV 146 1 G ZOG 81 escutch {barry Ar-Az & lion Gu} barry & bend 3 pales vairy & chief 1 X B AG 167 1 G XO AV 100 1 O GG+ 193 barruly & bend chevron betw 3 eagles 3 bars acc. martlet in chf dx & 1 X G AB 175 1 O BG 191 border 1 X G AB 188 3 chevrons 1 A BSG 53 bend betw 6 cross crosslets 1 A G 166 3 bars gemel & border 1 G AA 84 1 G O 140 1 O BG 116 bend betw 6 fleurs-de-lis 1 O G 55 fess ch. 2 mullets 1 S AO 44 1 O G 106 1 A GS 176 bend betw 6 martlets & label 1 O G 108 fess ch. 3 annulets 1 O GGB 174 chevronny 1 A GO 117 2 bends & border engrailed 1 O G 107 1 A GG 171

49 gironny 1 O G 169 lion, billety 1 Z G 154 1 B OO 18 gironny acc. escutcheon & 3 roundels 1 B OO 11 saltire 1 A G 181 lion, trefly 1 O BGE 99 1 O G 115 1 B OO 150 qtly 7 roundels & chief lion, flory 1 G Z 143 1 B OO 31 1 B AO 128 1 O G 41 7 roundels & chief ch. 3 martlets lion, semy of mullets qtly & label 1 B AO 147 1 O GB 42 1 B OOG 32 barruly & lion checky & border 7 roundels & chief paly 1 X G BO 136 1 O BG 22 1 S OOG 126 barruly & lion checky & border engrailed fess of lozenges & label 1 X G OV 163 1 O BG 24 1 A GB 184 lion & chief checky checky & border ch. lions bend of lozenges 1 O GX AB 186 1 O BGA 23 1 G O 80 lion & chief ch. bull checky & canton & border 10 lozenges & label 1 B AOG 183 1 X EG OB 13 1 O GB 72 lion acc. bend checky & canton & border 10 lozenges & label roundely 1 O SG 119 engrailed 1 G ABO 54 lion & label 1 X EG OB 14 billety 1 G OB 199 checky & canton & border 1 B A 161 1 O SG 120 roundely 1 O G 122 1 S OG 95 1 X EGO OB 15 3 mullets, crusily 4 lions lozengy 1 G OO 68 1 A S 180 1 A G 35 3 horsebrays & chief ch. lion lion naissant, flory isst lozengy & canton 1 B AO 73 1 A GO 37 1 B OEG 60 lion passt & border lozengy & label gonfanon 1 O SS 51 1 A GB 36 1 O G 19 1 O SS 59 fretty gonfanon & bend lion cr. 1 G Z 187 1 O GB 20 1 A S 76 1 O G 155 3 mallets 1 E G 75 escutcheon voided 1 O G 104 1 O V 101 1 G E 65 3 mallets & border engrailes lion q.f. escutcheon acc. bend 1 O GS 82 1 S A 34 compony key in pale lion q.f, billety 1 O VX AG 168 1 O G 114 1 O SS 141 escutcheon acc. orle of 3 buckles lion ch. fleur-de-lis & chief cinquefoils 1 G O 103 1 A BOG 97 1 G AO 98 lion rampant eagle escutcheon acc. orle of 1 A G 190 1 B O 192 horseshoes lion rampant 1 G O 133 1 A GG 96 1 A S 178 3 eagles escutcheon & label 1 B O 189 1 B O 179 1 B AG 91 1 G O 138 orle of eagles 3 escutcheons 1 G O 198 1 O G 83 1 A G 67 1 O B 16 1 O G 177 1 G A 151 1 O G 92 orle of martlets & canton 1 O G 127 1 O S 118 1 O GG 144 1 O S 17

50 dolphin 3 fleurs-de-lis p.n. 1 O GB 30 1 G O 27 1 G A 123 cross acc. 4 eagles 2 barbels addorsed, trefly semy of fleurs-de-lis 1 O GB 33 1 G OO 61 1 B O 1 cross moline 1 O GG 62 semy of fleurs-de-lis & border 1 A G 85 3 escallops 1 B OG 2 1 B A 90 1 B O 50 semy of fleurs-de-lis & canton 1 O G 148 1 G O 47 & label cross patonce 3 escallops & label 1 B OEG 5 1 G E 129 1 G OS 48 semy of fleurs-de-lis & bend cross formy 1 G OV 49 compony 1 G A 164 crequer plant 1 B OX AG 3 cross gringoly 1 O G 170 semy of fleurs-de-lis & bend 1 A G 159 1 O G 200 ch. mullet per pale & cross of Toulouse 3 cinquefoils 1 B OGA 4semy of fleurs-de-lis per pale 1 A G 196 & label 1 X GO AG 153 1 G A 112 roundely cross engrailed 1 G E 165 1 B OGA 8 1 G O 202 1 G O 197 1 O G 201 3 cinquefoils, roundely semy of fleurs-de-lis & label cross ch. 5 escallops 1 G AA 111 castily 1 A GO 69 rose 1 B OGO 7 1 O GA 70 1 G A 152 cross 1 O SA 71 semy of fleurs-de-lis 1 S A 158 cross ch. 5 escallops acc. 16 1 G O 172 cross, billety eagles semy of fleurs-de-lis & canton 1 B OO 43 1 O GAB 56 1 O BG 156 cross acc. 4 lions saltire acc. 4 mullets semy of fleurs-de-lis & canton 1 A GB 40 1 B AO 149 ch. sword erect 1 G OO 173 1 O BGA 157 cross acc. 16 eagles

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Abbeville 21 Chalon 194 Hangest 69 Amboise 137 Chalons 131 Harcourt 109 Ancenis 165 Chambly 47 Harcourt 110 Anjou 5 Chambly 48 Harpedane 154 Aragon 6 Chambly 49 Haveskerke 93 Archevêque 188 Champagne 28 Haveskerke 94 Artois 7 Charbogne 99 Haye 129 Artois 8 Charny 151 Heilly 80 Autrêches 81 Chartres 145 Hermocelle 191 Auxerre 26 Châteaubriand 172 Hotot-en-Caux 147 Averton 149 Châtelier 126 Isle-Adam 38 Bailleul 65 Châtillon 9 Isle-Adam 39 Bailleul 66 Châtillon 10 Ivry 55 Bailleul 134 Châtillon 81 Ivry 106 Baucay 148 Chauvigny 184 Ivry 108 Bayonne 113 Chémilly 144 Joinville 60 Bazoches 131 Chevreuse 40 Lalaing 54 Beauffremont 195 Choisel 44 Laval 56 Beaumanoir 161 Choiseul 43 Léon 118 Beaumetz 202 Clères 121 Léon 119 Beaumont 128 Clermont 61 Lières 171 Beausart 75 Clermont 62 Ligne 124 Beauval 78 connétable 61 Lignières 186 Bellens 89 connétable 76 Loos 132 Belleville 154 Corneuil 135 Lusignan 25 Berard 183 Coucy 86 Lusignan 188 Bergues 92 Coucy 87 Machault 50 Bertrand 101 Courlandon 197 Machecoul 166 Boeuf 173 Courtenay 115 Magnac 185 Boisleux 89 Crequi 170 Maignelay 79 Borgne de Kertanguy 158 Crequi 200 Maillé 57 Boubers 67 Crespin 35 Maillé 142 Bouchavesnes 201 Crespin 36 Mailly 82 Boulogne 19 Crespin 37 Malet 103 Boulogne 20 Dammartin 53 Marche (la) 25 Boulogne 76 Denisy 125 Marly 33 Bourbon 4 Doucelles 163 Martel 104 Bourgogne 11 Dreux 13 Mathefelon 127 Bourgogne 12 Dreux 14 Mathefelon 169 Bouteiller de Senlis 41 Dreux 15 Mello 88 Bouteiller de Senlis 42 Dreux 22 Mello 193 Bouvencourt 170 Dreux 23 Melun 31 Bouville 117 Dreux 24 Melun 32 Brabant 95 Esneval 105 Merdogne 150 Bretagne 13 Eu 18 Merle 112 Brienne 18 Evreux 3 Meulan 34 Brun de Vernoil 143 Falvy 175 Milly 77 Bruniquel 153 Ferrières 96 Monsablon 100 Bruyères 141 Forez 27 Montbazon 138 Cabric 167 Fouilloy 180 Montchâlons 100 Cany 72 France 1 Montfort-sur-Meu 159 Cardonnoy 70 Franche-Comté 11 Montigny 178 Caumont 68 Francheschi 29 Montigny 181 Cayeux 85 Garencières 140 Montjean 155 Chalon 26 Hainaut 17 Montmorency 30

52 Montmorency 33 Venaissin 29 Montmorency 56 Vendôme 97 Moreuil 73 Venise 29 Morlaines 174 Ville 176 Mortimer 146 Villebéon 116 Nouvion 179 Walhain 168 Noyers 192 Wallincourt 190 Olhain 181 Warche 189 Patry 111 Wavrin 91 Picquigny 63 Werchin 189 Picquigny 64 Westmael 123 Pinon 87 Plessis 150 Poix 84 Ponthieu 21 Pontremy 74 Préaux 133 Pressigny 58 Preuilly 83 Preuilly 177 Raineval 71 Richebourg 107 Roche 120 Rochechouart 182 Rochefort 162 Roche-Guyon 52 Rostrenen 160 Roucy 16 Rougé 164 Rouvray 136 Sainte-Maure 139 Saint-Lignaen 152 Saint-Martin 122 Saint-Pol 9 Saint-Venant 91 Sancerre 28 Sausset 90 Seninghem 152 Soissons 51 Soissons 59 Sourches 130 Surgères 187 Tancarville 98 Thibouville 102 Thil 114 Thouars 144 Thouars 156 Thouars 157 Thourotte 198 Thourotte 199 Toukes 130 Tramines 196 Tremoille 191 Trichâtel 114 Trie 45 Trie 46 Trie 53 Valois 2

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