Nicolazo de Barmon (1539-Present)

La Maison de Nicolazo de Barmon 

(1539-Present)

Origins: 

According to the study conducted by Émile de PONTAUMONT (1807-1892) entitled Recherches généaologiques et héraldiques sur la famille Nicolazo de Barmon et ses alliances, recueilles est publiées par...", the Nicolazo de Barmon family trace their origins in France to Don Nicolazo who as a Spanish general in the army of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain (1500-1558). 

Don Nicolazo accompanied the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V to the French court in 1539. He married and settled in Bretagne, France. It is from this marriage the Nicolazo line descends (Source 2, page 4). 

Titles: 

1) Seigneur (Lord) de Barmon (as early as 1749)

2) Seigneur de Launay 

3) Seigneur de La Croix-Herpin

4) de la Grée

Coat of Arms (Blason): 

 

La Maison de Nicolazo de Barmon (Source 3)

Abbreviated Genealogy:

 

Louis I Nicolazo (c.1540)

Biographical Note:


Louis I Nicolazo was known for having participated in the wars de la Ligue and was captured during war. He was held in the Castle of Quéniply and was finally freed on November 25, 1589 (Source 2, p. 4). He distinguished himself in the wars of religion of Henri III (1551-1589).

 

 Louis I Nicolazo

 

Louis II Nicolazo, Avocat (Lawyer)

Married and issued (Jean I)

Biographical Note:

Louis was a jurist and well known lawyer of the parliament in Bretagne. He was cited in several important laws that dealt with the transmission of offices (Source 2, p. 5).

Jean I Nicolazo

Married in 1689 Marie MARTINEAU and issued (Jean II and Yves)

Jean II Nicolazo

Married Jeanne BOSSART and issued: Luc-Vincent

Luc-VincentNicolazo(1704-1778),Èchevin (Mayor/Alderman) de Rennes and Commander of the Militias of the ville Ladite

He married three times:

1) In 1726 to Jeanne POLLET de la TEILLAYE (1709-1749) and issued: Jean III
2) In 1750 to Anne MONTJOUAN du GASSET
3) In 1774 to Anne MOREL de la SABLONNIERE

From his tree marriages he had six children which all formed different branches of the NICOLAZO family. 

  Seigneur de Barmon 

 

Jean III Nicolazo (1749-1789), Sieur de Barmon, Lawyer and Jurist, Member of the Collége de Pont-Le-Voy (Touraine), Poet, Painter, and Musician 

Married in 1785 Marie LAMY de LARIBONDIERE (1754-1817) and issued: Louis III (1784-1821).

 

Louis III (1784-1821), Sieur de Barmon

Married on November 4, 1809 to Antoinette-Alexandrine de CONDÉ (1789) and issued: Louis IV, Paul, Auguste, Francis, Charles, Antoinette, and Marie-Ambroisine

 

Louis IV- Marie-Antoine (1810-1876), Sieur de Barmon, Naval Captain, Officer of the Legion of Honor and the Imperial Order of Medjidié (Turkey)

Married on June 11, 1845 to Mademoiselle Louise-Octavie Gaigneron Jollimon de Marolles (1826) in Fort-Royal and issued:

1)  Louis V-Jehan-Marie-Antoine-Ulric (1846-1908) died without posterity
2) Hippolyte-Louis-Marie-Clément (1847-1887) married Pauline Rézard de Wouves (1957-1919)
3) Julie-Louise-Marie-Charlotte (1849-1935) married Andrien Pelet de Lautrec (1836-1881)
4) Henri-Louis-Marie (1853-1923) married Hortense de Jorna (1855-1880)
5) Anne- Isidora-Marie-Louise (1859-1926) married Blanche de Jorna (1863-1956)

La Maison de Gaigneron Jollimont de Marolles and Nicolazo de Barmon

 

Biographical Note:

Louise-Octavie Gaigneron Jollimont de Marolles was born in Fort-de-France, Martinique August 19, 1826 and died in 1876. The same year as her husband. She was the daughter of Joseph Gaigneron Jollimon de Marolles (1781-1850) and Louise-Césarine-Eléonore Perrinelle du May (1791-1854).

It is the branch of her father, Joseph Gaigneron Jollimont de Marolles, that inherit the title of Count de Gaigneron Jollimont de Marolles in about 1895, This inheritance was the result of the death of all male descendants of the first Count, Marie-Jacques de Gaigneron Jollimon de Marolles (1775-1855). It is important to remember that the father of Luise-Octavie, Joseph Gaigneron Jollimont de Marolles was the brother of Marie-Jacques, First Count de Marolles.

(click to see Gaigneron Genealogy)

The "Campagne de la Baltique Sur" (The South Baltic Campaign - The Crimean War) and the Nicolazo de Barmon Family (1856)

"Action in the Baltic Sea" (Source 5)

According to certain historians, the Baltic campaign during the Crimean War was forgotten a major theater of war. However, the action was very important because of the proximity to the capital of the Russian Empire, Saint Peterbourg. In short, during the month of April (1854), an Anglo-French fleet was sent to attack the Russian seaport of Kronstadt. The Russian seaport was heavily guarded and the Anglo-French troops made to attempts to take it. At the end, the only thing that the combined Anglo-French troops could do was to act as a trade blockade. The fleet assembled in the Baltic Sea was considered by Naval Historians as the largest since the end of the Napoleonic Wars (Source 6). 

The Order of Medjidié (Public Domain)

 During the Crimean conflict, the Nicolazo de Barmon family was deeply involved. Louis IV and his two sons: Louis-Jehan-Marie-Antoine-Ulric and Hipolyte-Louis-Marie-Clément served in the French Imperial Navy. In fact, Louis IV and his sons served on the same boat. As a result of Louis IV's fine service to France and Turkey, he was awarded membership in the Legion of Honor and the Imperial Order of Medjidié Fourth Class, according to the data base of the Legion of Honor.

 

The Children of Louis IV Nicolazo de Barmon and 

Louise-Octavie Gaigneron Jollimont de Marolles  

 

LouisV-Jehan-Marie-Antoine-Ulric,French Navy, (1846-c.1908)

Died without posterity.

Hippolyte-Louis-Marie Clément, French Navy (1847-1887) 

Married  on May 21, 1878 Pauline Rézard de Wouves (1857-1919) and issued (Ludovic, Celine, Hippolyte, Louis, Paul, and Louise) 

Julie-Louise-Marie-Charlotte (1849-1935)

Married on December 28, 1877 to Andrien Pelet de Lautrec (1836-1881) and issued (Gabrielle, Laure, and Adrienne)

 

La Maison de PELET de LAUTREC (TOLUSE de LAUTREC)

Henri-Louis-Marie (1853-1923)

Married Hortense de Jorna (1855-1880) and issued (Louis and Anne)

La Maison de JORNA or JOZNA

Secondly, he married Blanche de Jorna (1863-1956) and issued (Madeleine, Bernadette, Yvonne, Marie, René, Guy, Élisabeth, Jean, Joseph, and Henry)

• René Nicolazo de Barmon (1893-1985), Chef d'escadorn de cavalerie

Married on October 28, 1919 Anne de Maillé de la Tour-Landry and issued (Gilles, Gonzague, Claude, and Christian)

La Maison Maillé de la Tour-Landry

• Christian Nicolazo de Barmon (1926-), Landowner 

 Married on August 10, 1957 Françoise de Cahouët (1928-) and issued (Arnaud,
François, Burno, and Regis)

• Arnaud (1959-) Nicolazo de Barmon, général de division in the French Army, Officer of the Legion of Honor,commandant de les Ecoles Militaires de Saumur is  married  and has issue.

Brigadier General Arnaud Nicolazo de Barmon (Source 7)

Le commandant les Ecoles Militaires de Saumur (2017), Source 8

Anne-Isadora-Marie-Louise (1859-1926)

Married on June 1, 1879  to Charles de BUSSY (1857-1949) and issued (Maxime)

The House of Nicolazo de Barmon continues on to the present day.

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Sources Consulted and Cited:

1. The arms of the Nicolazo de Barmon was taken from the website "http://www.genheral.com". The arms appears to be part of the Public Domain. We confirmed the authenticity of the blason using the study published by Henri JOUGLA DE MORENAS (1934), Grand armorial de France...

2) In writing this entry the Blog Administrator and Creator benefited from consulting the document entitled "Recherches généaologiques et héraldiques sur la famille Nicolazo de Barmon et ses alliances, recueilles est publiées par..." by Émile de PONTAUMONT (1807-1892) and published in 1858. The full document can be found on the database of the National Library of France (BNF) on gallica.

3) The black and white image of the coat of arms of the Nicolazo de Barmon family was taken from the study conducted by Émile de PONTAUMONT (1807-1892)

4) Information on Louis IV Nicolazo de Barmon (1810-1876) was retrieved from the databank of the Legion of Honor known as "Base de données Léonore" (http://www.culture.gouv.fr/public/mistral/leonore_fr).

5)  The image of "Action in the Baltic Sea" was taken from the webpage "Antique Maps and Prints" (http://www.antiquemapsandprints.com/scans/scans148.htm)

6) Paraphrased from the article in English on the Crimean War from Wikipedia. Please see entry on the Crimean War for further information (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimean_War)

7) The image of General Arnaud Nicolazo de Barmon was taken from the website "Les Chefs de Corps de Chamborant Houzards" (http://www.amicalechamboranthussards.fr/barmon.html) and information on his lineage is the courtesy of the database "Roglo" (http://roglo.eu). We are grateful for the different collaborators that have place updated information on this family. Out of respect for the privacy of the family, we will not publish current information. 

8) Images from  Arnaud NICOLAZO de BARMON where taken from the Facebook page of  les Ecoles Militaires de Saumur.

Updated 9.22.20