Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 6146
• Reference Number: Déchanet
• Occupation: Est 1585, Montsaugeon, Haute-Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
• Occupation: Between 1604 and 1635, Coublanc, Haute-Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France

Notes:

Occupation:
'conseiller procureur du Roi au grenier à sel de Montsaugeon' [attorneyadvisor to the King's salt, Montsaugeon]

Occupation:
Prosecutor Office in 1609 in Coublanc, and in 1635 Judge in the TownHall Coublanc. In 1621 and 1623 practitioner in Coublanc, and in 1604
lawyer and judge in Coublanc.
He resides in Coublanc with wife Jeanne BUFFET of Coublanc, daughter ofJean BUFFET Attorney and Claire Humblot.

Antoine married Dame Joan Buffet est 1584 in France. Joan was born est 1560 in France; died est 1620 in France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Jacques Guyot
• Reference Number: 6099
• Reference Number: Déchanet
• Occupation: Between 1564 and 1593, Villegusien-le-Lac, Haute-Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
• Residence: Abt 1564, Villegusien-le-Lac, Haute-Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France
• Residence: Between 1593 and 1596, Langres road, Saint Ferjeux, Haute-Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France

Notes:

Epitaph on their mausoleum surmounted by the arms of Claude Guyot, joinedto those of Marie Perrenot, his wife"Here lies very illustrious peopleClaude Guyot of Lorraine, military rider, died on 7 October in the year1598 of the Lord ; and Lady Marie Perrenot, his wife.
Motivated by a pious regret:

Antoine Guyot, advisor prosecutor of the King in the attic salt inMontsaugeon, and Lady Jeanne Buffet, his wife; Lady Simonne Guyot, wifeof Hughes Argenton, Inspector of Forests of the Duchy of Langres;
Denis Guyot, agent of the cathedral chapter of Langres, and Lady JeanneArgenton, his wife; And Claude Guyot First judge of Langres and ladyPetronille Gousselin, his wife All their children: they can be heirs andemulators of their virtues!
May they rest in peace."

Act of sharing of his properties between his children.

Occupation:
The Baron de L'Horme indicate in his handwritten notes: Claude Guyot wassurgeon barber in 1564, 1579, ploughman in 1569, notary in 1565 and1574, merchant in 1565, 1593.

Died:
assumed place.

Claude married Dame Marie Perrenot on 09 Mar 1547 in Lorraine, France. Marie (daughter of Louis Pernot and Denise Mechine) was born est 1530 in Lorraine, France; died est 1590 in Haute-Marne, Champagne-Ardenne, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Dame Marie Guyot
• Reference Number: 6100
• Reference Number: Déchanet

Notes:

Married:
place not confirmed yet.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 6103
• Reference Number: Déchanet
• Occupation: Est 1490, Lorraine, France; He was an "écuyer", or Rider, like his father, which was like a Knight.
• Residence: 1521, l'Isle en Rigault, Meuse, Lorraine, France

Notes:

Residence:
He was Lord of l'Isle en Rigault, papers filed at the Office of thePresident.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 6101
• Reference Number: Déchanet

Louis married Denise Mechine est 1529 in Lorraine, France. Denise was born est 1510 in Lorraine, France; died est 1560 in Lorraine, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Denise Pernot
• Reference Number: 6102
• Reference Number: Déchanet

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 6104
• Reference Number: Déchanet
• Occupation: Est 1450, Lorraine, France; He was an "écuyer" or Rider, similar to a Knight.
• Occupation: 06 Oct 1473, Lorraine, France
• Occupation: 19 Aug 1481, Lorraine, France

Notes:

6 OCTOBER 1473
DOCUMENT (archivesenligne.archives.cg54.fr) - des lettres patentes duduc de Lorraine, René II.

Original
Retenue de pmier huiss de salle donne a george guiot
Retenue de huissier
De sae po george
Guiot
Le VI jour doctobre mil IIII LXXIII mons S a retenu po son pmier
huissier de salle george guiot aux honneurs droiz proffiz
et autres emolumens aus office appt. Donne a Rozieres
lan jo dessus.


Mandant aux auditomes des comptes de ….. a …. Baron receveur gnallapot(?) de XX flors

Transcribed (transcrit) – français (French)
Retenue de premier huissier de salle donnée à George GUIOT
Retenue de huissier
De salle pour George Guiot

Le 6ème jour d’octobre mil IIII LXXIII (1473) Monseigneur a retenu pourson premier huissier de salle George GUIOT aux honneurs droits profits
et autres émoluments aux offices appointements. Doné à Rozières
l’an et jour dessus.


Mandant aux auditomes des comptes de … à …. (nom de famille) baron,Receveur général, l’appoint de XX (20) Florins

Translated -English
DOCUMENT (on-line French archives) - letters patent of the Duke ofLorraine, Rene II.

Appointment - private rooms first officer - given to George GUIOT
Retaining private rooms officer - George GUIOT
On the 6th day of October one thousand IIII LXXIII (1473) the Duke ofLorraine chose for his private rooms bailiff honours George GUIOT withprofit rights salary and other benefits for the office. Given as of theyear and day stated above.

The Receiver General is responsible for paying accounts from …… to ….(surname) Baron XX (20) Florins.

NOTE : Nous ne connaissons pas le rôle exactdu Premier Huissier deSalle du Duc de Lorraine, René II, mais l'histoire nous a appris quegénéralement le Premier Huissier de Salle était un soldatchargéd'ouvrir et de fermer les portes des appartements privés à ceux quiétaient autorisés à y entrer.

Nous savons que sous le règne de Louis XIV il y avait un PremierHuissier de Salle qui était également en charge des repas du Roi. Ilallait chercher un garde pour ramener la nourriture. Le Premier Huissierde Salle passait devant afin d'ouvrir les portes et il y avait d'autresgardes qui transportaient la nourriture. Dans le cas de Louis XIV, lePremier Huissier de Salle mettait et enlevait la nappe selon uncérémonial précis suivant la tradition.



NOTE: We do not know the exact duties of the private rooms bailiff forthe Duke of Lorraine, Rene II, but history has taught us that generallythe private bailiff was a soldier who was in charge of opening andclosing doors of the private rooms to those who were authorized toenter.

We know at the time King Louis XIV had a private rooms bailiff, who wasalso in charge of the meals for the King. He organized guards to getfood from the kitchen. The rooms bailiff was the first in a processionto open the doors for the many guards carrying the food. In the case ofLouis 14, the rooms bailiff also prepared the table by folding andunfolding the tablecloth in a precise ceremonial manner according totradition.

Occupation:
duc de Lorraine, René II - Retenue de pmier huiss de salle donne ageorge guiot

Duke of Lorraine, Rene II - appointment - private rooms first officer -given to George GUIOT

Occupation:
Usher of Arms of René II, Duke of Lorraine and King of Sicily, ennobledby letters patent of this prince, awarded in memory of good and loyalservice, both in peacetime and war, etc. "D'azur, à la perdrix d'or,membrée de gueules ; au chef du second émail", "Azure, a partridgegolden limbed gules; the head of the second enamel".