Milles
DE-MAILLARD
(b.
abt. 1520
,
Ile de France, France
d.
abt. 1590
,
Ile de France, France
)
Age: 70
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Milles DE-MAILLARD was born abt. 1520 in Ile de France, France
Milles DE-MAILLARD was the child of Jacques MAILLARD and Bénigne LE-BOUTEILLIER DAME DE LA-BOISSIÈRE and the grandchild of: (maternal) Jean-Le-Bouteillier DE ROQUEMONT-DE VAUX-SUR-ORGE ET DE LA-ROCHE-GUYON and Marie DE-VENOISSpouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Milles married Marie MORAND 25 June 1555 in Montevilliers, Seine Maritime, France. . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Marie MORAND was born abt. 1535 in France.
Milles DE-MAILLARD died abt. 1590 in Ile de France, France.
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Marie MORAND-- Date: 25 June 1555 Place: Montevilliers, Seine Maritime, France.
Children of Milles DE-MAILLARD and Marie MORAND:
Renée DE MAILLARD (b.abt. 1565, Picardie, France d. abt. 1635, Neauphle-le-Chateau, Yvelines, France)
m. Adam,-3Rd DE BAILLON SEIGNEUR-DE-VALENCE 1585 in Neauphle-le-Château, France
Marie MORAND-- Date: 25 June 1555 Place: Montevilliers, Seine Maritime, France.Children of Milles DE-MAILLARD and Marie MORAND:
Renée DE MAILLARD (b.abt. 1565, Picardie, France d. abt. 1635, Neauphle-le-Chateau, Yvelines, France)m. Adam,-3Rd DE BAILLON SEIGNEUR-DE-VALENCE 1585 in Neauphle-le-Château, France
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Inherited title- Seigneur du Breuil et de la Boissière. Descendant of Philippe II King of France.
1555 Marriage / PartnerMilles DE-MAILLARD and Marie MORAND 25 June 1555, Montevilliers, Seine Maritime, France.
1565 - The pencil is invented (Conrad Gessner (Gesner), Switzerland) - In 1565, Swiss naturalist Conrad Gessner is credited with inventing the pencil. He described a writing instrument consisting of a wooden holder enclosing a core of graphite, which was used for writing and drawing.
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