Louis married Louise Josephine Rosalie D'Hoffelize on 17 Jan 1838 in Nancy, France. Louise was born in 1814; died in 1897. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Four children Boisdavid

Notes:

Colonel of 39th Line Infantry Regiment, owner of Wilwisheim Castle (purchased 1826); Commander of the Legion of Honor (21 August 1823)

BOISDAVID . Arms: Argent an oak of Vert, hung Or, terraced Vert and to which are attached to dexter and sinister two harps Gules . - Motto: Memento, dominates, David .

The DE BOISDAVID family belongs to the nobility of Brittany. Its original name was that of David. Its author, Pierre David, Sieur de la Botardi?re and Chesne-Moreau, in the diocese of Nantes, married to Jeanne le Tixier, was received in 1588 auditor, then in 1616 advisor master in the Chamber of Accounts of Nantes and was ennobled by these functions. His son, Pierre David, Sieur de la Botardi?re, married to Anne Avril, received in 1644 Conseiller Master in the Audit Chamber of Nantes, was maintained in his nobility of extraction by judgment of November 8, 1668 (ali?s February 15, 1669) . He obtained letters patent from King Louis XIV in 1672 authorizing him and his two sons, Urbain and Pierre, to substitute the name of David for BOISDAVID, under which their descendants continued to the present day.

Boisdavid's family was represented at the beginning of the 19th century by two brothers, Jean-D?sir? and Constant, both of whom had left male posterity. The oldest of them, Jean-D?sir? de Boisdavid, born in Nantes in 1781, lieutenant-colonel, married to Miss Douglas, received the hereditary title of baron by letters patent from King Louis XVIII of March 7, 1818.

Buried:
The tomb of Jean-Louis D?sir?, Baron of Bois-David, and his wife Christine-H?l?ne Jeanne of Douglas is in St. Martin Parish Churchyard, Wilwisheim, Bas-Rhin, Alsace - presumably his burial place

Jean married Fanny Charlotte Catherine de Douglas on 8 Feb 1809 in Ste-Anne Church, D?sseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany). Fanny (daughter of Lt Col Sir Robert Douglas, Bt. and Wilhelmine Elisabeth van Zuylen van Nyevelt) died on 2 Dec 1842 in Strasbourg. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1766 and 1771 Capt. Douglas Comp. of the Second Batt. of Maj. G^ner. Gordon's Regiment
1777 Major Douglass's company of the second Batt. of Coll. Dundas's Regt

Died:
Died in Dutch service

Robert married Wilhelmine Elisabeth van Zuylen van Nyevelt in Jun 1774 in Arenburgh, Venlo. Wilhelmine (daughter of Lieutenant-g?n?ral Arnaud van Zuylen van Nyevelt and Baroness Jacqueline Fran?oise Trip de Zoutekande) was born on 11 Mar 1764; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Another source has her as Jeannette Guillaumine van Zuylen van Nyevelt

Birth:
Some say 1744

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Married:
Major Robert Douglas,^ of Major Greneral Gordon's Regiment, was married with Fruile W. E. van Zuylen van Nyevelt, at Arenburgh, resorting under Venl0 the 20*** day of June 1774, by the Rev** Alex. Pitcame, Chaplain to said Regiment, before those witnesses, James Cuninghame, Lieut. Coll. commanding the said Regiment, and Toumier, president of the Sovereign Court of Upper Guilderland, and Mr. And' Florus Toumier, his son.

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Dunfermline deeds: DOUGLAS, CHARLES AYTON (dec): of Kinglassie; Inventory of lands, 20 Feb 1744; Bond of Prov for yr children: Robert, Charles, John, James, Sholto, Helen, and Jean Douglas, 21 Mar 1744 [RH11/27/38 fol 211-13; 219-20]

Memorial in Greyfriars churchyard, Edinburgh, Scotland:

THE REVERED MEMORY OF/REAR ADMIRAL/SIR CHAS DOUGLAS, BART/SON OF/CHAS AYTON DOUGLAS/OF KINGLASSIE/BORN 1727 DIED 1789/A DISTINGUISHED OFFICER/HE RELIEVED QUEBEC 1778 AND/WHEN CAPT. OF THE FLEET TO/ADL SIR GEORGE RODNEY/IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE FIRST/SUGGESTED THE MANOEUVRE KNOWN/AS THE BREAKING OF THE LINE/12 APRIL 1782/INTERRED BESIDE HIS BROTHER/NEAR THIS SPOT.'

Charles + Christian (of Kinglassie) Hepburn. Christian was born about 1700; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Lieutenant-g?n?ral de cavalerie et gouverneur de la ville de Grave

NYEVELT ( Arnoll van Zuylen van ), born April 4, 1701, was Lieutenant General of the Cavalry and Governor of Grave, where he died in 1769. He married Jacoba Francisca , baronnesse Trip van Zuitelande, daughter of Baudewijn , colonel of an infantry government and governor of Hulst and Sara Elisabeth Heldewier , to whom he left:

Johanna Adelaide , b. 11 June 1738, unmarried, Willem Rudolf , born 17 October 1740, captain of cavalry with the Famars government , unmarried; Sara Gerardine , born September 17, 1742; Wilhelmina Elizabeth , born 11 March 1764, married to Robert Douglas , son of Karel Ayton , lord of Kinglassa and of Christina Hapsburn ; Johanna Wilhelmine born 18 August 1747, married to Otto Geabade , lieutenant colonel der artillerie; Jacob Josua , born May 1, 1755, in 1768 page of the heiress holder, in 1772 captain of the guard on horseback, died childless in 1793.

Arnaud + Baroness Jacqueline Fran?oise Trip de Zoutekande. Jacqueline was born about 1701; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]