Gauthier II de Chambly (ou Gualteri

Gauthier II de Chambly (ou Gualterius), évêque de Meaux du 2 novembre 1085 à sa mort, le 26 juillet 1102. Il a été désigné par le roi Philippe Ier en accord avec l'archevêque de Sens Richer II, mais contre l'avis du chapitre1.
Jean de Chambly et Nicolas de Chambly participent à la croisade avec les rois Philippe Auguste et Richard Cœur de Lion.
Jean II de Chambly accompagne le roi Louis IX à la croisade de Tunis, en 1270. Il est cité dans la liste des chevaliers de « l'hostel du roy ».
Pierre III de Chambly dit « Hideux », seigneur de Presles et de Chambly. Chambellan de Louis IX. Le roi lui rend visite à Chambly en 1248. Décédé vers 1256/1257.
Pierre IV de Chambly (ou Herbert de Chambly), fils du précédent, seigneur de Presles. Il est présent à la bataille de Taillebourg en 1242 à côté de Louis IX. Chambellan de Philippe III, gouverneur des Enfants de France, puis chambellan de Charles de Valois. Marié à Sébile. Né à Laon en 1214, décédé vers 1282/1292.
Enfants : Pierre V, Oudart dit « Pie-Mouton », Jean Ier dit « de Laon », Pèlerin dit « de Laon »
Adam de Chambly est évêque de Senlis en 1227, et exécuteur testamentaire de la reine Blanche de Castille.
Gautier de Chambly est évêque de Senlis en 1287. Il a été chanoine de Sens en 1262, archidiacre de Meaux en 1271, archidiacre de Coutances en 1285, chapelain du roi de France, il a été membre du parlement de Paris pendant le règne de Louis IX puis de Philippe III le Hardi. Il a été gouverneur de la Champagne sous Philippe le Bel2.
Pierre V de Chambly dit « Hideux » (1242-1310), seigneur de Chambly, chambellan du roi Philippe III à partir de 1270, puis gouverneur de la Maison de Jeanne de Châtillon, comtesse de Blois, Chartres et Dunois. Décédé en 1297, il fut marié en premières noces à Marguerite Tristan, puis à Isabeau de Mauvoisin de Rosny
Enfants : Pierre VI, Jean, Pierre dit « le Jeune »
Oudart de Chambly dit « Pie-Mouton », frère du précédent, seigneur de Gandelu3 jusqu'en 1302, Coulonges et Coupru, chambellan de Pierre de France, châtelain de Mantes, garde des forêts de Champagne, membre de la Chambre aux deniers. Mort en 1303/1304. Marié à Marie puis, après 1300 Jeanne de Villarceaux. Ses fils portent le surnom de « Gris Mouton ».
Enfants : Oudart II dit « Gris Mouton », doyen de Saint-Aignan d'Orléans, Jean dit "Gris Mouton", chevalier, Marie mariée en 1282 à Hugues II de Bouville, Marie, religieuse à Notre-Dame de Soissons, Pierre XII dit "Gris Mouton", seigneur de Poissy-lès-Meaux et Rutel (mort à la bataille de Poitiers), Marguerite, peut-être Marie et Isabeau, mariée à Jean de Rouvray puis Louis d'Estouteville, seigneur du Bouchet et de Freulleville fils de Robert IV d'Estouteville.
Pierre VI de Chambly dit « Le Gras », (aussi noté dans certains textes Pierre III de Chambly), fils de Pierre V de Chambly, seigneur de Chambly, grand chambellan de Philippe IV le Bel, participe en 1303 aux négociations avec l'Angleterre qui suivent la bataille de Courtrai, avec Louis, comte d'Évreux, Robert, duc de Bourgogne, Jean, duc de Bretagne. En 1285, Philippe IV lui donne la seigneurie de Livry. En 1293, il achète la seigneurie de Tournan à Jean II de Garlande qu'il céde peu après à Charles de Valois. Il fut marié en 1277 à Jeanne de Machault.
Enfants : Pierre VII, Jean Huon, Pierre dit « le Jeune », archidiacre de Thérouanne, Louis, archidiacre de Chartres, Philippe, Marie et Marguerite
Jean de Chambly dit « Hideux », frère du précédent, seigneur de Ronquerolles. Marié à Marguerite de Ronquerolles.
Enfant : Marguerite
Pierre de Chambly dit « Le Jeune », frère du précédent, seigneur de Neaufles-Saint-Martin près de Gisors, est fait chevalier par le roi Philippe IV le Bel, à la Pentecôte 1313, en même temps que les trois fils du roi (Louis, Philippe et Charles). Chambellan de Louis X. Il est marié à Isabeau de Bourgogne, veuve de l'empereur Rodolphe de Habsbourg, fille du duc Hugues IV de Bourgogne et de Béatrix de Champagne. Jeanne de Bourgogne est inhumée en 1323 au couvent des Grands-Augustins à Paris. De ce mariage sont nés Louis de Chambly et Jean de Chambly dont Isabeau de Bourgogne a la garde et la tutelle en 1319 comme il apparaît dans des actes du parlement de Paris l'opposant aux parents de son mari pour des terres à Viarmes et à Persan.
Enfants : Louis, Jean, Jeanne de Chambly, dame de Neaufles-Saint-Martin, Thorigny et Persan
Pierre VII de Chambly, fils de Pierre VI de Chambly, seigneur de Chambly, Viarmes. Marié à ? de Montgobert, puis à Jeanne de Heilly.
Enfants : Jeanne, mariée en 1310 à Raoul IV de Clermont-Nesle, mère de Jean de Clermont, Jean dit "Tristan", marié avant 1367 à Jacqueline Quiéret de La Vacquerie, fille de Tristan Quieret qui avait combattu sous les ordres de Guy II de Nesle.
Philippe de Chambly, frère du précédent, seigneur de Livry en 1344. Marié à Jeanne de Trie, dame de Livry et de Houdancourt, fille de Renaud II de Trie et d'Isabelle de Heilly, le 26 août 1346, décédée en 1369.
Enfants : Charles, Marguerite, Marie, Isabeau
Charles de Chambly, fils du précédent, seigneur de Livry, Houdancourt, Mareuil-en-Dôle. Décédé en 1413.
Jacques de Chambly, abbé de l'abbaye royale de Saint-Lucien, entre 1297 et 1300.
Jean de Chambly, fils de Jean Huon de Chambly et petit-fils de Pierre VI de Chambly, est tué à côté du roi à la bataille de Poitiers.
Jean de Chambly dit « le Haze », chevalier, conseiller et maître d'hôtel du roi Charles V, est envoyé en « grand arroy », en 1370, avec l'abbé de Fécamp, vers le pape Urbain V pour lui permettre de retourner au-delà des monts. En 1350, il participe à la défense de Chartres, sous les ordres du chevalier de Beaumont, capitaine de la ville.
Charles de Chambly est chambellan du roi Charles VI, en 1397 et 1400. Il est désigné pour accompagner en Angleterre la fille du roi, Isabeau de France, mariée au roi Richard II d'Angleterre.

結果 (英語) 1:

Gauthier II de Chambly (or Gualterius), Bishop of Meaux from November 2, 1085, at his death, July 26, 1102. He was appointed by King Philippe Ier in agreement with Archbishop meaning Richer II, but against the advice of the chapter 1.Jean de Chambly and Nicolas de Chambly participate in the crusade with the Kings Philippe Auguste and Richard the Lionheart.Jean II de Chambly accompanied King Louis IX to the crusade of Tunis in 1270. It is mentioned in the list of the Knights of "hostel du roy.Pierre III de Chambly said "Hideous", seigneur de Presles and Chambly. Chamberlain of Louis IX. The King visits him in Chambly in 1248. He died to 1256/1257.Pierre IV de Chambly (or Herbert de Chambly), son of the preceding, Lord of Presles. He was present at the battle of Taillebourg in 1242 next to Louis IX. Chamberlain of Philippe III, Governor of the children of France, then Chamberlain of Charles of Valois. Married to Sampath. Born in Laon in 1214, died to 1282/1292.Children: Pierre V, Okabe said "Pie-sheep", Jean Ier so-called "Laon", Pilgrim says "of Laon.Adam de Chambly is Bishop of Senlis in 1227, and executor of Queen Blanche of Castile.Gautier de Chambly is Bishop of Senlis in 1287. He was Canon of meaning in 1262, Archdeacon of Meaux in 1271, Archdeacon of Coutances in 1285, Chaplain of the King of France, he was member of the Parliament of Paris during the reign of Louis IX then Philippe III le Hardi. He was Governor of Champagne under Philippe the Bel2.Pierre V de Chambly said 'Hideous' (1242-1310), Lord of Chambly, Chamberlain of King Philippe III from 1270, then Governor of the House of Jeanne de Châtillon, Countess of Blois, Chartres, and Dunois. Died in 1297, he was married in first marriage to Marguerite Tristan, then to Isabeau de Mauvoisin de RosnyChildren: Pierre VI, Jean, Peter says "the younger".Oudart de Chambly said "Pie-sheep", brother of the former, Lord of Gandelu3 until 1302, Coulonges and Coupru, Chamberlain of Pierre de France, Castellan of Mantes, custody of the forests of Champagne, Member of the Chamber to the money. Death in 1303/1304. Married to Mary, then after 1300 Jeanne de Villarceaux. His sons bear the nickname of 'Gray sheep'.Children: Oudart II said "Grey sheep", Dean of Saint-Aignan of Orléans, John says "Grey sheep", chevalier, Marie married in 1282 Hugues II de Amit, Marie, nun at Notre-Dame de Soissons, Pierre XII said "Grey sheep", Lord of Poissy-lès-Meaux and Rutel (died at the battle of Poitiers), Marguerite, maybe Mary and Isabeau, married Jean de Rouvray and then Louis of Estouteville, Lord du Bouchet and Freulleville son of Robert IV of Estouteville.Pierre VI de Chambly said 'The fat', (also noted in some texts Pierre III de Chambly), son of Pierre V de Chambly, Lord of Chambly, grand Chamberlain of Philippe IV le Bel, in 1303 participates in negotiations with England following the battle of Kortrijk, with Louis, count of Évreux, Robert, Duke of Burgundy, Jean, Duke of Brittany. In 1285, Philippe IV gave him the lordship of Livry. In 1293, he bought the seigneury of Tournan to Jean II de Garlande that he cede shortly after to Charles of Valois. He married in 1277 Jeanne de Machault.Children: Pierre VII, Jean Huon, Pierre said «fasting», Archdeacon of Thérouanne, Louis, Archdeacon of Chartres, Philippe, Marie and MargueriteJean de Chambly said 'Hideous', brother of the former, Lord of Ronquerolles. Married to Marguerite de Ronquerolles.Child: MargueriteStone said Chambly 'The younger', brother of the former, Lord of Neaufles-Saint-Martin near Gisors, is knighted by King Philippe IV le Bel, at Pentecost 1313, at the same time as the three sons of the King (Louis, Philip and Charles). Chamberlain of Louis X. He married Isabeau of Burgundy, widow of Emperor Rudolph of Habsburg, daughter of Hugues IV, Duke of Burgundy and Beatrix de Champagne. Jeanne de Bourgogne was buried in 1323 in the convent of the Grands-Augustins in Paris. From this marriage were born Louis de Chambly and Jean de Chambly which Isabeau de Bourgogne has custody and guardianship in 1319 as it appears in acts of the Parliament of Paris against the parents of her husband for Viarmes and Persian lands.Children: Louis, Jean, Jeanne de Chambly, dame of Neaufles-Saint-Martin, Thorigny and PersianPierre VII de Chambly, son of Pierre VI de Chambly, Lord of Chambly, Viarmes. Marie to? Montgobert, and Jeanne of Heilly.Children: Jeanne, married in 1310 to Raoul IV de Clermont-Nesle, mother of Jean de Clermont, Jean said "Tristan", married before 1367 to Jacqueline Quieret de La Vacquerie, daughter of Tristan Quieret who had fought under the command of Guy II de Nesle.Philippe de Chambly, brother of the former, Lord of Livry in 1344. Married to Jeanne de Trie, Lady Livry and Houdancourt, daughter of Renaud II de Trie and Isabella of Heilly, August 26, 1346, who died in 1369.Children: Charles, Margaret, Marie, IsabeauCharles of Chambly, son of the preceding, Lord of Livry, Houdancourt, Mareuil-en-Dôle. He died in 1413.Chambly Jacques, Abbot of the Royal Abbey of Saint Lucia, between 1297 and 1300.Jean de Chambly, son of Jean Huon de Chambly and grandson of Pierre VI de Chambly, was killed alongside the King at the battle of Poitiers.Jean de Chambly said "the Haze", Knight, Counsellor and master in hotel of King Charles V, is sent to "big hurl", in 1370, with the Abbot of Fécamp, to Pope Urban V for him to return beyond the mountains. In 1350, he participated in the defense of Chartres, under the orders of the chevalier de Beaumont, Captain of the city.Charles de Chambly is Chamberlain of King Charles VI, in 1397 and 1400. It is designated to accompany England the daughter of the King, Isabeau of France, married to King Richard II of England.

結果 (英語) 2:

Gauthier II de Chambly (or Gualterius), Bishop of Meaux of 2 November 1085 until his death on July 26, 1102. He was appointed by King Philip I agree with the Richer II Archbishop of Sens, but against the advice in Chapter 1.
Nicolas and Jean de Chambly Chambly participate in the crusade with kings Philip Augustus and Richard the Lion Heart.
John II of Chambly accompanied King Louis IX's crusade to Tunis in 1270. It is mentioned in the list of knights of the "hostel of the King."
said Pierre III de Chambly "Hideous" Lord of Presles and Chambly. Chamberlain of Louis IX. The king visited him in Chambly in 1248. Died about 1256/1257.
Peter IV of Chambly (or Herbert de Chambly), son of the former lord of Presles. It is present at the battle of Taillebourg in 1242 next to Louis IX. Chamberlain of Philip III, governor of the Children of France, then chamberlain of Charles of Valois. Married to Sébile. Born in Laon in 1214, died about 1282/1292.
Children: Pierre V Oudart says "Pie-Mouton," John I said "of Laon," Pilgrim says "Laon"
Adam Chambly is bishop of Senlis in 1227, and executor of Queen Blanche of Castile.
Gautier de Chambly is bishop of Senlis in 1287. He was canon of Sens in 1262, Archdeacon of Meaux in 1271, archdeacon of Coutances in 1285, chaplain of the King of France, he was a member the parliament of Paris during the reign of Louis IX and Philip III the Bold. He was governor of Champagne under Philip the BEL2.
Pierre de Chambly V says "Hideous" (1242-1310), Lord of Chambly, chamberlain of King Philip III from 1270, then governor of the House of Jeanne de Châtillon, Countess of Blois, Chartres and Dunois. Died in 1297, he was married first to Marguerite Tristan, then Isabeau de Mauvoisin Rosny
Children: Pierre VI, John, Peter said, "the Younger"
Oudart Chambly says "Pie-Mouton" brother of the above, Lord of Gandelu3 until 1302, and Coulonges Coupru, chamberlain of Pierre de France, lord of Mantes, Keeper of forests Champagne, member of the House to funds. Death in 1303/1304. Married to Marie and after 1300 Jeanne Villarceaux. His son bear the nickname "Grey Sheep."
Children: Oudart II says "Grey Sheep," Dean of St. Aignan of Orleans, John says "Grey Sheep," Knight, Marie married in 1282 to Hugh II of Bouville, Mary , nun at Our Lady of Soissons, Pierre XII says "Grey Sheep," Lord of Poissy-lès-Meaux Rutel (death at the Battle of Poitiers), Marguerite, perhaps Mary and Isabella, married to Jean de Rouvray then Louis Estouteville, Lord of Bouchet and Freulleville son of Robert IV Estouteville.
Pierre de Chambly VI said "The Fat" (also noted in some texts of Peter III Chambly), son of Pierre V de Chambly, Lord Chambly, grand chamberlain of Philip IV the Fair, participated in 1303 in the negotiations with England after the Battle of Kortrijk, with Louis, count of Evreux, Robert, Duke of Burgundy, Jean, Duke of Brittany. In 1285, Philip IV gave him the lordship of Livry. In 1293, he bought the lordship of Tournan at John II of Garland that soon after ceded to Charles of Valois. He was married in 1277 to Jeanne de Machault.
Children: Peter VII, Jean Huon, Peter said "the Younger" Archdeacon of Thérouanne, Louis, archdeacon of Chartres, Philip, Mary and Margaret
Jean de Chambly said 'Hideous' brother previous lord Ronquerolles. Married to Marguerite Ronquerolles.
Child: Marguerite
Pierre de Chambly said "The Young", brother of the above, Lord of Neaufles-Saint-Martin near Gisors, was knighted by King Philip IV the Fair, the 1313 Pentecost in along with the three son of the king (Louis Philippe and Charles). Chamberlain Louis X. He is married to Isabella of Burgundy, widow of Emperor Rudolf of Hapsburg, daughter of Hugh IV Duke of Burgundy and Champagne Beatrix. Jeanne de Bourgogne was buried in 1323 in the convent of the Grands-Augustins in Paris. From this marriage were born Jean Louis de Chambly and Chambly which Isabeau de Bourgogne has custody and guardianship in 1319 as it appears in the Acts of the Parliament of Paris the opponent to her husband's parents to land in Viarmes and Persian .
Children: Louis, Jean, Jeanne de Chambly, lady Neaufles-Saint-Martin, and Persian Thorigny
Peter VII of Chambly, son of Pierre de Chambly VI, Lord of Chambly, Viarmes. Married to? Montgobert and Jeanne Heilly.
Children: Jeanne, married in 1310 in Clermont-IV Raoul Nesle, mother of Jean de Clermont, John says "Tristan", married before 1367 to Jacqueline Quieret of La Vacquerie, daughter of Tristan Quieret who fought under the command of Guy II de Nesle.
Philippe de Chambly, brother of the above, Livry lord in 1344. Married to Jeanne de Trie, Lady of Livry and Houdancourt, daughter of Renaud II and Isabella of Sorts Heilly, August 26, 1346, died in 1369.
Children: Charles, Margaret, Mary, Isabeau
Charles de Chambly, son of the former lord of Livry, Houdancourt, Mareuil-en-Dôle. Died in 1413.
Jacques de Chambly, abbot of the royal abbey of Saint-Lucien, between 1297 and 1300.
Jean de Chambly, son of Jean Huon de Chambly and grand-son of Pierre de Chambly VI, was killed beside the King at the Battle of Poitiers.
Jean de Chambly called "Haze", knight, advisor and butler of King Charles V, is sent in "great Arroy" in 1370, with the abbot of Fecamp, to Pope Urban V to enable it to return to the mountains beyond. In 1350, he participated in the defense of Chartres, under the orders of knighthood Beaumont, City captain.
Charles de Chambly was chamberlain of King Charles VI in 1397 and 1400. It is designated to accompany England the king's daughter Isabeau of France, married to King Richard II of England.

結果 (英語) 3:

gauthier ii of chambly (or gualterius), bishop of meaux, november 2, 1985 until his death on 26 july 1102. he was appointed by king philip i, in agreement with the archbishop of he ii, but against the advice of chapter 1. jean de chambly and nicolas de chambly in the crusade with the king, richard the lionheart, philip augustus.john ii de chambly accompanied king louis ix in the crusade to tunis, in 1270. it is mentioned in the list of knights of the history of king pedro iii of chambly. "ugly", lord of presles and chambly. chamberlain of king louis ix, visiting him at chambly in 1248. death to 1256 / 1257. peter iv of chambly (or herbert de chambly), son of previous, lord of presles.he was present at the battle of taillebourg in 1242 by louis ix, chamberlain of philip iii, governor of the children of france, and charles of valois's chamberlain. married to bowl. born in laon in 1214, who died in 1282 / 1292. children: peter ("black sheep, oudart, jean," leon "," leon "," adam de chambly, bishop of senlis in 1227.and the executor of the white queen of castile. gautier de chambly, bishop of senlis in 1287. he was a canon in 1262, archdeacon of meaux in 1271, archdeacon of coutances in 1285, chaplain to the king of france, he was a member of parliament in paris during the reign of louis ix and philippe iii the bold. he was governor of champagne under philip the bel2.peter v de chambly "ugly" (1242 - 1310), lord chamberlain of king philip iii marine from 1270, and the governor of the house of jean de chatillon, countess of blois, chartres and dubois. died in 1297. he was married to margaret. the first wedding, and isabeau of mauvoisin to rosny. children: pierre, vi, john, peter "the younger".chambly oudart separation "pie", brother of the above, the lord of gandelu3 in 1302, and coupru coulonges, chamberlain of pierre de france, laird of skates, forests of champagne, a member of the house with the money. death in 1303 / 1304. married to mary joan of villarceaux after 1300. his son is the nickname of "sheep" gray. gray says ": oudart sheep".the dean of st aignan of orleans, john said, "grey sheep", knight, marie married hugh ii of bouville 1282 to mary, our lady of soissons), stone ("grey sheep," our lord the meaux and rutel (killed at the battle of poitiers), marguerite perhaps married isabeau, married to john and louis estouteville rouvray,the lord of the freulleville bouchet, son of robert iv of estouteville. pierre (chambly "fat" (as noted in some pieces of stone (chambly), son of peter v of chambly, lord great chamberlain of chambly, philippe iv le bel, is applied to negotiations with england following the battle of courtrai, louis, count of Évreux, robert.the duke of burgundy, john, duke of brittany. in 1285, philip iv gave him the lordship of livry. in 1293, he purchased the lordship of tournan jean ii, he gives garlande shortly after charles of valois. he was married to jeanne de machault in 1277. children: pierre (pierre jean huon, "young", archdeacon of thérouanne, louis, archdeacon of chartres, philip, mary and margaret.jean de chambly "hideous", brother of the above, the lord of ronquerolles. married to marguerite of ronquerolles children: margaret, peter. "the younger" chambly, brother of the above, the lord of neaufles saint martin near gisors, was knighted by king philip iv le bel, the former 1313, at the same time as the son of king louis philippe and charles).the master of the revels, louis. he is married to isabeau de bourgogne, widow of emperor rudolf of habsburg, daughter of hugh iv, duke of burgundy, and beatrice of champagne. joan of burgundy was buried in the convent of st. augustine - 13 in paris.this marriage was born louis de chambly and jean de chambly and isabeau of burgundy was the custody and guardianship in 1319 as it appears in the acts of the parliament of paris against the parents of her husband in viarmes and persian lands. children: louis, jean, lady joan de chambly, neaufles saint martin, thorigny and persian. peter vii of chambly, son of pierre (chambly