Living

Living married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Jewin Daspit, esquire, lord of said manor, in the seneschal's jurisdiction of Toulouse, belonged to a company of 30 men in the King's service, which company passed in review and parade under the walls of the city of Gigon, in Armagnac, in 1574, under the command of Marshall de Montluc. He married, in 1588, noble demoiselle Jeanne de Mesmes who made him a father of three children.

Nicolas, who follows;
Louis Daspit, esquire, Lord of Valeville, who was a nobleman in the personal service of Duke d’Anjou, brother-in-law of the king; he received from King Henry IV a letter dated November 26, 1603, in which the King offers his protection to him (Orig. document).
Pierre Daspit, esquire, who served in a company, which was passed in review and paraded at Montelimart on April 10, 1605, under the command of Sieur de Neyrol.
(http://www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/daspit1.html)

Jewin married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Charles Daspit, c. 1537 - 1607 esquire, born around 1537, who served in a company of 57 soldiers on foot in the King’s service, and took part in the parade and review of Dec. 3rd, 1579, in the city of Ceutal (orig. doc.).

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Nicolas Daspit, lord of said manor, esquire, born about 1570, served in the company of 25 foot soldiers, whose review and parade took place on October 12, 1603. (Original document) He married about 1601 noble mademoiselle Catherine de la Broue.
(http://www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/daspit1.html)

Nicolas married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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m. 1632 Madeliene de Cotten (or Cottes).
Pierre Daspit4 , esquire, lord of the said manor and of Bavarlhes, magistrate and lieutenant at the siege of Frontigues, commissioner and deputy for the execution of the ordinances issued by the Duke d'Epernon, Kings governor of the province of Guienne. He is mentioned in an act of April 17, 16_7, containing an estimate for repairs to be made at the Castle of Castelviel, near Luchen.In numerous locations Pierre is referred to as Freire, however it is most likely that Pierre is the correct name since Freire means "father" in French. By his marriage contracted in 1632, with the noble demoiselle Madeliene de Cotten, he had three children, as follows:

Bernard Daspit
Joseph Daspit, esquire, lord of Lueviello, who had his coat of arms recorded in the General Armorial of France.
Jean Daspit, esquire, who was counsellor of the Court of Toulouse and Mayor of this city. His coat of arms is recorded in the General Armorial of France.
(http://www.fluckers.com/family/daspit/daspit1.html)

Pierre married Madeliene de Cottes in 1632. Madeliene was born about 1600 in France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]