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Count of Champlitte

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family were a distinguished and ancient noble house in Franche-Comté and Burgundy who numbered among their ancestors both Robert 1, King of France, and Rudolph 1, King of Germany. They were the first historically attested owners of the Turin Shroud (1353). Francois de Vergy had been a page of honour
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Francois de Vergy had two sons, the elder of whom, Claude, died in 1588. His second son, Cleriadus, succeeded his father to the title. He was also Lt General and Governor of the County of Burgundy and in 1615 was made a knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece. He had no children and the title and
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Ermenfroy de Cusance was a Captain of Horse in the service of Spain in the Savoy and Flanders. He died in 1623, aged 32. The descendants of Ermenfroy, through Pierre de Cusance, left France for the New World and settled in Jamaica, originally a Spanish colony, subsequently taken by the British in
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1655. They were successful planters who over five generations built up substantial sugar works in St Thomas in the East. Their descendants left Jamaica for England. Thomas Cussans of Amity Hall, Jamaica, was granted arms by the College of Arms in 1767. In the letters patent it states:
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The eldest son died in 1619, and so the title of Count of Champlitte passed in 1633 to the second son, Cleriadus de Cusance. Cleriadus died aged 16 in 1635 in what has been described as ‘mysterious circumstances’. The estate of Champlitte was briefly held by his sister,
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The only remaining male line of descent is through Ermenfroy de Cusance (1591-1623), younger son of Vaudelin-Simon de Cusance and Beatrice de Vergy. Some local histories report that Ermenfroy, the Baron of St-Julien and
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dynasty include the emperor of Austria and kings of Bavaria, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Romania and Spain. The third daughter was a nun who founded the convent at Gray, and the last daughter married the
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The Counts of Toulongeon were a distinguished noble house in Burgundy, with a long military tradition that continued with the revolutionary army, with three of them serving as Generals. A cousin, the
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upon the death of his brother Jean René, and upon his death in 1823 was sold to the town and used as the city hall. In 1907 it was classified as a historic monument and is in use today as a museum.
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was a distinguished soldier and, as a colonel of the Empire he commanded 3,000 Burgundians in the service of the king of Spain. He had two sons and four daughters. The eldest daughter,
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was created by letters patent on 5 September 1574 by Philip II, King of Spain, for Francois de Vergy, son of Guillaume de Vergy the Seigneur de Champlitte.
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The title Count of Champlitte fell into abeyance in 1790, when titles were first abolished by Napoleon, and has not been used since.
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estate was inherited by his nephew Claude-Francois de Cusance, son of Beatrice de Vergy and
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Madeleine de Cusance, comtesse de Bergh, baronne de Boxmer (1616-1689)
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Cleriardus de Vergy, Comte de Champlitte


Vergy
Charles V
Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
Vaudelin-Simon de Cusance
Knight of the Golden Spur

de Cusance
Beatrice
Charles IV, Duke of Lorraine
princely
Dukes of Rohan
Montbazon
mignon
Dukes of Joyeuse
van den Berg
Hohenzollern
Duke of Arenburg and Aarschot
Marie Henriette
Duchess of Arenberg
Jean Baptiste de Toulongeon
Jean René de Toulongeon

Marquis de Toulongeon
Chateau de Champlitte
Count Anne-Alexander de Toulongeon

Seigneur of Cusance

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