Jean Daspit

Notes:

Jean Daspet, Ecuyer c.1466 - c. 1560
m. c. 1489
Kings Lancer in 1496. Jean Despy or Daspit, esquire, was in 1496 among the noblemen composing fifty lances of the King's guards under the command of Captain Jean de la Marche (original document). He had the following children;
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Jean married about 1489. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Belin Daspit was born in 1490 in France; died in 1560 in France.

Living married Seigneuresse Catherine d'Aspet Catherine (daughter of Living and Living) was born in 1430 in France; died in 1492 in France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Catherine, Seigneuresse d’Aspet and Cuarraze c. 1430 - 1492
m. c. 1446 Count Mathieu de Foix c. 1400 - 1453
m. 1460 Jean de Carmaing.

There are, from 1446 to 1492 twenty recorded dates in the Archives, documenting and detailing her many activities and accomplishments.
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Living married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Raymond-Arnaud I, Seigneur d’Aspet and Cuarraze c. 1367-1421
m. 1407

Condor de Foix-Rabat. m. 1410 Catherine d’Espagne, and m. 1415 Marie de Gramont (who married Jean de Doumy in 1423). His many activities are recorded in various archives, detailing the events of twelve different years, from 1385 to 1420.
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Raymond married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Barrave II, Seigneuresse d'Aspet c. 1355 - c. 1403
m. c. 1375
Upon the death of her father she became Seigneuresse d'Aspet and on February 1, 1383 she signed a deed before M. ____ (Garaie?) de Barart, notary public of the County of Comminges, by which she granted the first charter of customs, liberties and franchise to the village and consulate of Aspet. After her death the Seigneures d’Aspet continue by inhertance as follows.
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Notes:

Bernard II, Seigneur d'Aspet c 1330 - c 1383
m. c 1350 Civille d'Aspet.

In 1350 his name and the title “Seigneur d’Aspet” appears as a witness on the bill of sale of the Viscounty de Turenne. In 1361 his mother, Barrave I (de Mirapeix) willed part of her Mirapeix holdings to him. He had a son, Roger III who fought in the Battle of Launac, was put in prison at Foix by the enemy, and died early before his father.
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Bernard married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]