Armorial du Hérault Vermandois

Champenois et Bourguignons

Nos 617 - 629

617 Le Sire de Chatillon

de gueules a iij peules j vairies au chief dor a une mollecte de sable ou chief

Gules three pallets vair on a chief or in dexter chief a mullet

This person is unnamed.

 

618 Erard de Nanteuil

telles [de gueules a iij peules j vairies au chief dor a une mollecte de sable ou chief] sans la mollecte a j lionchel de sable passant un chef

Gules three pallets vair in dexter chief or a lion passant sable

Erard de Nanteuil
In WN875, the bearer of the same arms is identified as Autresche

619 Le Vidame de Chalons

de gueules a iij peus vairies au chief dor a ij lions de gueulez passans ou chief ly un contre lautre

Gules three pallets vair on a chief or two lions passant affronty gules

Hugues III de Bazoches Vidame de Chalons. He bears the same arms in CP111 and WN874.

 

620 Le Sire d Autrech

de gueules a iij peuz vairies au chief dor au label de gueules

Gules three pallets vair a chief or overall a label gules

This person is unnamed.

621 Gaultier d Autrech

telles [de gueules a iij peuz vairies au chief dor au label de gueules] a j demi lion de sable

Gules three pallets vair on a chief or a lion rampant issuant sable overall a label gules

Gauthier d'Autreches

 

622 Bauduyn de Moncornet

telles [de gueles a iij peuz vairies au chief dor au label de gueules] a j demi lion de gueles

Gules three pallets vair on a chief or a lion rampant issuant gules overall a label gules

Baudouin de Moncornet

Henry le Bocq, in VE372, bears these arms without the label.

 

 

623 Robert de Bazoches

porte les armes messire Jaque de Saint Pol

Gules three pallets vair a chief or overall a label azure

 

The arms of the families of Chatillon, Blois and Saint Pol are based upon those of Jean de Chatillon, Comte de Blois, who died in 1279, and is the earliest to appear in my database. He bore, in C23 and D31, gules three pallets vair a chief or.

 

He was the elder brother of Guy de Chatillon, Comte de Saint Pol, who died in 1289. He bore, in C27 and D33, gules three pallets vair a chief or overall a label azure, also borne by Robert de Bazoches in 623 above.

Gauthier d'Autreches, in CP61, bears gules three pallets vair a chief or a lion passant gardant gules

See 619, above.

 

Henry de Bazoches, in D76, bears gules three pallets vair on a chief or a fleur de lis issuant sable

 

 

Pierre de Chatillon, Seigneur de Passy en Valois, who died in 1284, bore, in WN11, gules three pallets vair on a chief or three escallops of the field

 

 

Oste II de Toucy, who died in 1290, bore, in WN12, gules three pallets vair on a chief or four martlets sable

 

 

Jean de Villesavoye, in VE50, bears the arms with three martlets.

 

 

 

Gauthier de Crecy, bears, in WN171, gules three pallets vair on a chief or a dexter martlet sable

 

 

As an aside, I believe it possible that there was sometimes a confusion between mullet and merlette, martlet. The different dialects have forms which are very similar and there are several instances of both charges in the selection here. See for example, No 617, above, where the charge is a mullet.

There are other similar arms, but I have included here only those which have the base of three pallets vair and a chief or. See also the sections on Alemans & Ruyers Part 1, and Hennoyers, Part 2.

624 Brougnon

de synoble a iij peuz vairiez au chief dor a j escuchon ou chief de guelez a iij aniaux dargent

Vert three pallets vair a chief or in chief an escutcheon gules three annulets argent

The bearer is not named.

625 Jehan de Jehenville

dasur a iij broiez dor au chief dargent a j demj lion de gueules sest affublez dunes armes dasur a j lion dor billent dor

Azure three horse braies fesswise in pale or a chief argent a lion rampant issuant gules charged with an escutcheon azure billetty a lion rampant or

Jean de Geneville

Jean de Joinville, in WN845, bears the arms without the escutcheon. He is not named in the manuscript, but has been identified. he died in 1317. In CP40, he bears these arms with the lion crowned.

 

626 Anseau de Jeenville

tellez [dasur a iij broiez dor au chief dargent a j demj lion de gueules sest affublez dunes armes dasur a j lion dor billent dor] sans la crested a j escuchon en leppaule des armes de Conflans

Azure three horse braies fesswise in pale or a chief argent a lion rampant issuant gules charged with an escutcheon azure billetty a lion rampant or overall a bendlet gules

Anseau de Geneville

Simon de Geneville, died 1277, bears, in B102 and WN846, sable three horse braies fesswise in pale a chief argent a lion rampant issuant gules

 

 

Geoffrey de Geneville, Seigneur de Vaucouleurs, died 1314, bears, in WN534, sable three horse braies fesswise in pale or a chief ermine a lion rampant issuant gules

 

 

Simon & Geoffrey were younger brothers of Jean de Joinville, above.

627 Symon de Sailly

de gueulles au chief dargent a une bende ou chief des armes Jehan de Jehenville

Gules a bend and on a chief argent an escutcheon azure three horse braies fesswise in pale or a chief argent a lion rampant issuant gules charged with an escutcheon azure billetty a lion rampant or

Simon de Sailly, who bears the arms of Geneville on the escutcheon.

628 Guy de Neuveville

dargent au chief de gueules a iij aniaux dor ou chief

Argent on a chief gules three annulets or

 

629 Guy de Beaulieu

dasur a vj toutiaux dor au chief dargent a j demi lion

Azure six bezants a chief argent a lion rampant issuant gules

These are the arms of Melun, but I have no evidence of a connection with Beaulieu.