Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Marie Morant
- Aft 16051. Marie Morant (daughter of Jean Morant and Suzanne de La Villeneuve); died after 7 Jul 1605. Notes:
Or Morand.
Marie married Miles Maillard after 25 Jun 1555. Miles (son of Jacques Maillard and Bénigne Le Bouteillier) died before 7 Jul 1605. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Notes:
Date of marriage contract.
Children:- Renée Maillard died on 2 Feb 1630.
2. Jean Morant died in 1565; was buried in St-Denis, Adainville, Yvelines, France. Notes:
Seigneur of La Breuil, Le Bas-Breuil, and La Jaunière.
Jean married Suzanne de La Villeneuve. Suzanne (daughter of Guillaume II de La Villeneuve and Anne de Contremoret) died after 6 Feb 1575; was buried in Villepreux, Yvelines, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
3. Suzanne de La Villeneuve (daughter of Guillaume II de La Villeneuve and Anne de Contremoret); died after 6 Feb 1575; was buried in Villepreux, Yvelines, France. Notes:
The last record of her is dated 6 Feb 1575, when, as a widow, she sold Hébergerie and Val Joyeaux to Albert de Gondi, seigneur de Villepreux.
Children:
- 1. Marie Morant died after 7 Jul 1605.
Generation: 3
6. Guillaume II de La Villeneuve (son of Simon de La Villeneuve dit de Maintenon and Jeanne de Ponceaux); died between 24 Apr 1524 and 1526. Notes:
"Seigneur de Bailly (Bailly-en-Cruye), Noisy (Noisy-le-Roi) in part, Marcq, Hébergerie, Clayes, Bordes, La Bretesche (Bresteshe), and other places. He rendered faith and homage to the king on 23 May 1492 for numerous fiefs in the county of Montfort-l'Amaury. In 1501, he was the lieutenant of Jacques de Dinteville, seigneur de Dampmartin, grand veneur (huntsman) of France. In 1505, he was the captain of St-Germain-en-Laye." [John P. DuLong, citation details below]
According to John P. DuLong, in 1489, before his first marriage (to Marie Balue), Guillaume II de La Villeneuve kidnapped Anne de Contremoret, who would later become his second wife.Guillaume married Anne de Contremoret about 1518. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
7. Anne de Contremoret (daughter of Jean de Contremoret and Louise de le Porte). Notes:
Dame of Parassy. Widow of Guyon du Mesnil-Simon.
Children:
- 3. Suzanne de La Villeneuve died after 6 Feb 1575; was buried in Villepreux, Yvelines, France.
Generation: 4
12. Simon de La Villeneuve dit de Maintenon (son of Guillaume I de La Villeneuve and Jeanne Le Flament); died about Jan 1491; was buried in Jan 1491 in Villepreux, Yvelines, France. Notes:
Écuyer, seigneur of Noisy in part, Bailly, Clayes, Hébergerie, Goupillières, La Bretesche, La Tour de Marcq, La Chêne-Rogneux, and Petitmont.
Simon married Jeanne de Ponceaux about 1459. Jeanne died after 1491; was buried in Villepreux, Yvelines, France. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
13. Jeanne de Ponceaux died after 1491; was buried in Villepreux, Yvelines, France. Children:
- 6. Guillaume II de La Villeneuve died between 24 Apr 1524 and 1526.
14. Jean de Contremoret died before 8 Nov 1491. Notes:
Seigneur of Savoye and Parassy.
Jean married Louise de le Porte. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
15. Louise de le Porte Children:
Generation: 5
24. Guillaume I de La Villeneuve (son of Jean II de La Villeneuve and Alix de Lévis). Notes:
Écuyer. Seigneur of Noisy, Bailly, and Argat (today Ergal). He held the stronghold of Mesnildon from his wife. He was the main cupbearer for Michelle de France, daughter of Charles VI.
Guillaume married Jeanne Le Flament. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
25. Jeanne Le Flament (daughter of Jean Le Flament and Alix de Puisieux). Notes:
Dame of Bonnelles, La Bresteshe, Bordes, and L'Étang-la-Ville.
Children:
- 12. Simon de La Villeneuve dit de Maintenon died about Jan 1491; was buried in Jan 1491 in Villepreux, Yvelines, France.
Generation: 6
48. Jean II de La Villeneuve (son of Jean I de La Villeneuve dit Goupil and Jeanne de Méselant); died before 1424. Notes:
Also called Jean II l'aîne. "It is rather confusing that Jean I de La Villeneuve is called le jeune, the youngest, and Jean II is called l'aîne, the eldest, as the former is the father of the latter. I suspect that it means they were the youngest and eldest among their siblings." [John P. DuLong, citation details below]
Jean married Alix de Lévis. Alix (daughter of Philippe de Lévis and Alix de Caylus) died after 12 Mar 1424. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
49. Alix de Lévis (daughter of Philippe de Lévis and Alix de Caylus); died after 12 Mar 1424. Children:
50. Jean Le Flament Notes:
Seigneur of Bonnelles, La Bresteshe, Bordes, and L'Étang-la-Ville, the latter of which he appears to have succeeded to from Jean de Montaigu who was executed in 1409 on false charges by the duke of Burgundy. His family is said to have made a fortune after the Hundred Years' War.
Jean married Alix de Puisieux. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
51. Alix de Puisieux (daughter of Thibaud de Puisieux). Children: