The Douglas Family in France

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"The family of Douglas, say the French writers, were on account of their high feats of arms, honoured, ennobled, and raised to the dignity of Dukes of Touraine, and marshals of France, a post which no coward can fill, and few amongst the valiant obtain. However no report of this encomium may appear, it is far inferior to what the services of the house of Douglas to the French nation deserved, as will appear in the sequel.” 

Motto: Tendre et Fidèle

Titles granted to the members of the douglas family in France include:


  • Comte de Longueville
  • Seigneurie of Dun-le-Roi (now Dun-sur-Auron)
  • eigneurS de Richagnard en Bugey et de Ployart en Picardie
  • Duke of Touraine
  • Comte de Douglas (Bugey)
  • Seigneur de Saint-Jacques
  • Seigneur de Longueval
  • Chevalier, seigneur d'Arrancy
  • Vicomte d'Amifontaine
  • Lord of Mépillat, Chiloup and Hautepierre
  • Count of Suze
  • Governor of Saint-Claude
  • Chevalier de Douglas
  • Lord of Saint-Jacques
  • Seigneur de Prastulo/Pratulot
  • Seigneur de Pratulo et de Châteauneuf
  • Lord of Pont-Pol in Châteauneuf-du-Faououglas, son of Jean -
  • Seigneur de Châteauneuf
  • Lord of Chateauneuf, c1550
  • Lord of Ployart, c1567
  • Lord of Arrancy, Ployart, St Jacques of Arrences, Longueval, Amifontaine, Sibiville and other places
  • Seigneur de La Suze
  • Chevalier, seigneur d'Arrancy
  • Lord & Ployart Arancy of Picardy
  • Seigneur de Ployart
  • Count of Montreal
  • Bishop of Laon,
  • Bishop of Orléans

 

Note:

•  The above list contains duplicates and has not (yet) been standardised in translation (perhaps they should be in French?).  If this is something that you would like to help with, then that assistance would be very welcome.
 


This page forms part of the France section of the Douglas Archives.

See also:

•  People in France
 Places in France
•  Douglas heraldry in France
•  Extracts from Illustrations of the European nobility [pdf]



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