[EURE-ET-LOIR]. [GALLARDON]. Enforceable deed of a judgment relating to disputed lands by Charles d'Angennes, Lord of Rambouillet and the heirs of Guillaume Julion In French, deed on parchment France, Gallardon, 15 March 1494 Dimensions: 360 x 225 mm Charles I d'Angennes (died in 1514), Lord of Rambouillet, was son of Jean II d'Angennes, Lord of Rambouillet and La Loupe, married to Marguerite de Coësmes de Lucé in 1491. Gallardon is located halfway between Chartres and Rambouillet. The disputed lands are located "between Pouvras la Folye and Gassonville".
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[EURE-ET-LOIR]. [GALLARDON]. Enforceable deed of a judgment relating to disputed lands by Charles d'Angennes, Lord of Rambouillet and the heirs of Guillaume Julion
In French, deed on parchment
France, Gallardon, 15 March 1494
Dimensions: 360 x 225 mm
Charles I d'Angennes (died in 1514), Lord of Rambouillet, was son of Jean II d'Angennes, Lord of Rambouillet and La Loupe, married to Marguerite de Coësmes de Lucé in 1491. Gallardon is located halfway between Chartres and Rambouillet. The disputed lands are located "between Pouvras la Folye and Gassonville".
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