 1480 - Abt 1554 (74 years)
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| Name |
Tremblay Jacques |
| Birth |
1480 |
Randonnnai, Perche France  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
Abt 1554 |
France [1] |
| Notes |
- {{French Roots Project}}
From http://www.deloriahurst.com/deloriahurst%20page/567.html :
Granted the Barony of Courturbis by the Trappists in 1554.
----------------------------------------------------------------------From 1525, Jacques du Tremblay signs from the Cisterciens [Trappist monks] a lease of periodical payment (rent), by virtue of which the baron and noble land of Conturbie is yielded to him. From this date, this branch of the family will be designated thus in the region: Tremblay dits Barons [Tremblay, known as the Barons].
According to all likelihood, the Barony of Conturbie has not been definitively granted to Tremblay as a complete property, but only as tenure for one century. This land, situated on the course of the river Avre, in close vicinity to the forge of Gaillon, comprised a modest borough, as well as a parish.
The Tremblay family will hold this Barony nearly a century, the lease of canon periodical payment (rent) usually covering maximum period of 99 years. However, the area will pass from one branch of the Tremblay family to another.
The death of Jacques, in 1544, begins a difficult period for the Tremblay family. His heirs are obliged to give up a part of their land. Nevertheless in 1565 one finds the trace of parcels of land being brought together as undertaken by Gallien Tremblay, son of Jacques.
Then we have the intervention of Thomas Tremblay, one of the son of Gallien, in 1565.
He is asked here sell two parcels of land to Thomas Freschot, residing in the parish of Conturbie: first, a half a parcel of land situated to the Hermitage and part of the fief of the Abbey of La Trappe, then a separate land arpent from the first located by the path that goes from Conturbie to Chennebrun. The first parcel is enclosed in the earlier described Barony of Conturbis, Tremblay land. Does the salesman, Thomas Tremblay, presume to hold this land by inheritance of title as a descendant of the said Tremblay « Barons »? Other evidence shows, that this land was already claimed by Michel Tremblay. As for the second parcel, the long of which passes equally the road of Conturbie to Chennebrun, it touches by an extremity to the river Avre and spreads between land belonging, on one side, to Jean Tremblay, master of forge, and the other, to Mathry Tremblay.
Years that follow show, little by little, the disappearance of their inheritence. In 1577, the Trappist monks institute an inquiry about the Barony once held by Jacques Tremblay. Effectively Cisterciens [Trappist monks during this period] that have been lords of this area for centuries, put the land to auctions. 13 December 1577, Dame Marguerite Auvé, widow of Claude Gruel of the Frette, high and powerful lord of The Ventrouze, carry to Evreux an offer to be included in these auctions for Conturbis. But when all is said and done, it is again to Tremblay that the Barony is awarded. The area passes fome one branch of the Tremblay family to the other. Descendants of Jacques Tremblay are thus parted of the area. As much cause of the prosperity of forge masters us are known, as much those of the misfortune of « Barons » escape us.
== Biography ==
Jacques Tremblay said Baron 1 (- 1553)
He is the son of Gervais Tremblay.
Sells an acre of land to Robert de La Vove .. Emphyteutic lease the land and barony noble Contrebis to Jacques Tremblay by the monks of La Trappe. October 4, 1525. He died between 28 November 1553 and 28 November 1554 2. He married in 1565 Randon 3.
Footnote:(? Marriage date doesn't make sense with estimated death year)
List of known children:
+ 1. Gatien Tremblay
The Tremblay - November 28, 1554, the gentleman Louis Tremblay, large master acquires lineage back through an acre of land sold by Jacques Tremblay nobleman Robert of Vove, lord of Tourouvre. Under the near kinsman, the parents of a deceased could resume porpre well from their lineage, that it would have alienated, but only in the year following his death. Jacques Tremblay then died about 1554.
3. GEDCOM file C. Leduc -[Entered by Yvette Bergeron.]
Jacques was born after 1530. Jacques du Tramblay ... He passed away before 1530. [First-hand information as remembered by [[Belanger-705 | Denis Belanger]], Tuesday, December 2, 2014. ''Replace this citation if there is another source.'']
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== Sources ==
=== Acknowledgments ===
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| Person ID |
I61198 |
Freeman-Smith |
| Last Modified |
27 Jan 2026 |
| Family |
Unknown Inconnue, b. Abt 1500, France |
| Marriage |
France [1] |
| Children |
| | 1. Tramblay Gallien, b. Aft 01 Jan 1530, Randonnai, Perche, France d. Bef 31 Dec 1570, France (Age < 39 years) [Father: natural] [Mother: natural] |
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| Family ID |
F27139 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
27 Jan 2026 |
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| Sources |
- [S1795] Merged from MartinBissonAnc_1 on 6-Jan-2026 at 22:08.
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