Early Records from the Districts of Aubonne and Morges, Canton Vaud, Switzerland
Enarde (?) MONOD (ID #I937)
(female)
- BAPTISM: 15 FEB 1599, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
Name appears to be spelled Rynard, but is not clear. Another possible reading would be Lynard or Léonard. We found at least one instance where "Ennarde" (feminine) is used interchangeably with "Lyonnarde".
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Félix MONOD (ID #I1196)
(male)
- BAPTISM: 24 SEP 1608, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
- DEATH: aft 1682
Father: Gabriel (dit Riguet?) MONOD (dates unknown)
Mother: Jeanne GUION (dates unknown)
Family 1
:
Anne DEMONTARJEAU (dates unknown)
- MARRIAGE: 15 MAR 1635, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
- Elizabeth MONOD (bp. 12 FEB 1637)
- +Gabriel MONOD (bp. 25 OCT 1640, d. 1725)
- Anne MONOD (bp. 31 DEC 1643)
- Isaac MONOD (b. abt 1645?)
- Jaqueline MONOD (bp. 7 FEB 1647)
- +Jeanne Pernette MONOD (bp. 29 JAN 1650)
- Susanne MONOD (bp. DEC 1652)
- Jaques MONOD (b. aft 1652, d. bef 1704)
- +Jean Louis MONOD (dates unknown)
- +Jean Pierre MONOD (dates unknown)
Appears as witness as early as 1627, with sister Jaqueline wife of Jean François Mayor. In 1635, he is identified as a brother-in-law of Estienne Huguet, whose wife is Elizabeth Monod.
Félix was still alive as late as 1663. Depending on the age of his wife, it is entirely feasible that they had a few more children. If the information about the Delessert family is correct, it would appear that the brothers Jean Pierre Monod (Châtelain de Mollens) and Jean Louis Monod are also sons of Félix, since Jean Pierre is cited 06 feb 1707 as the "beaufrère" of the late Châtelain Deslessert of L'Isle, although the language is perhaps a little ambiguous. There does not seem to be another explanation, so we show the Châtelain Jean Pierre Monod and his brother Jean Louis as sons of Félix.
However, a reconnaissance of 22 jun 1740 (ACV FH 246 fol. 371, for Benjamin and Louis, sons of the late Isaac Monod of Ballens, notes that the property in question had previously been the subject of a reconnaissance 02 dec 1676 (Eg. François Gaspard Bolens) by Philippe and Estienne Gabriel Mayor, brothers, for 1/2, and by Felix Monod acting for his brother Jean Louis Monod for the other 1/2. This must involve the "other" Félix Monod, the son of Augustin, baptised 01 mar 1635, who really did have a brother Jean Louis. Also among the citations from 1676 that are found in the 1740 terrier, there are several mentions of Egrège Félix Monod, but not in a context that reveals his parentage. Was it the "other" Félix who was the notary?
The present Félix acquired citizenship at Yens on 02 jul 1660, according to the record of the settlement of debts of his sons Isaac and Gabriel 1742-43 (ACV Bib 198, p. 560).
Félix was also still alive on 26 jan 1678 when he made a "reconnaissance" for the terrier Fg 159, concerning property formerly subject to the priory of Romainmôtier. The same terrier contains an "Addition de recognoissance des hoirs d'honnorable et prudent Foelix Monnod de Ballens" (fol. 91). The heirs listed are his sons Gabriel (already succeeding his father in the office of Châtelain de Bière) and Jaques, and the "addition" is dated 15 jun 1683, although it seems to have been drafted in 1682. Since the original reconnaissance on fol. 1 clearly shows Félix alive on 26 jan 1678, it is clear he must have died about 1682. He was deceased when the cadastre GB 18a was compiled, probably about 1686, at which point his properties are mostly in the hands of his sons Gabriel and Jaques.
Another interpretation of the same evidence would make Gabriel and Jaques the only sons of Félix who survived into the 18th Century. They probably had a brother Isaac who had died much earlier (possibly before 1682, when only Gabriel and Jaques are named as heirs of the recently deceased Félix). But the other sons, Jean Louis and Jean Pierre, may not belong here at all. They might simply be the sons of the same name who were children of Augustin Monod. The claimed relationship with the Delessert family might be in error, or might be based on something other than the marriage of Jeanne Pernette Monod, daughter of the present Félix, to Jean Jaques Delessert. Indeed, Jeanne Pernette might be another daughter of the other Félix, son of Augustin! In hopes of resolving this problem, we are reviewing the terriers for Ballens.
_Stephanus CIGOEN _____+
| (1498 - ....)
_Jaques MONOD _______|
| m 1568 |
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_Gabriel (dit Riguet?) MONOD _|
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| | _Jean Claude JAQUEMET _
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| |_Aymaz JAQUEMET _____|
| m 1568 |
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|--Félix MONOD
| (.... - 1682)
| _Aymoz GUION __________
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| _Bernard GUION ______|
| | (.... - 1588) |
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|_Jeanne GUION ________________|
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| _______________________
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|_Maurisaz DUBUGNON __|
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|_______________________
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François MONOD (ID #I13713)
(male)
- TITLES/'DIT' NAMES/OCCUPATIONS: alias Mayor
- DEATH: bef 1570
Father: Franciscus MAYOR (dates unknown)
Mother: Johanneta _____ (dates unknown)
Family 1
:
(daughter) SAUDAN (dates unknown)
- Claude MONOD (dates unknown)
- Genon MAYOR (b. aft 1545)
He is usually known as Monod in the terriers after about 1580, and often as Mayor alias Monod prior to that. This François Mayor "autrement Monnod" had died before 1570, leaving daughters Claude and Genon, whose guardian was Pierre son of the late Nicolas Saudan (reconnaissance of 15 jun 1570 in a terrier attributed to Egrèges Dunant and Tripod, cited 24 dec 1622 in a later terrier ACV Fh 175 fol. 24). We think we found the daughter Genon cited in a document recorded by the notary Claude Mayor 13 oct 1583, a sale by Lyonnard Bachellard of Pampigny with his wife Genon, daughter of the late François Monod of Ballens, to Humbert Mayor.
The details of the chain of ownership reported in the terrier Fh 175 have not been worked out. However, the parcels for which the reconnaissance of 24 dec 1622 were made have a suggestive history. They were owned in 1622 by Jean François son of the late Tivent Monnod of Ballens. The title descended in two parts, the first from Antoine, Claude, and Tivent Monnod, brothers (1570, but there are several different versions, supposedly all paraphrases from the same reconnaissance), and before that by Claude (or Pierre) son of Mondet Mayor. The second part was from Pierre son of the late Nicod Saudan acting as guardian of Claude and Genon, daughters of the late François Mayor "autrement Monnod", and before that by Pierre son of the (same?) late Mondet Mayor. Did the descendants of this "Mondet Mayor" become the Monod family of Ballens? The family name Monod is supposed to have derived from the given name Aymon or Aymonet, and it seems likely that "Mondet" also comes from the same source.
The fact that the guardian of his children was Pierre Saudan is suggestive. Could François have been another son of the Pierre Monod who had two sons named Claude? Bearing on this question is a settlement recorded 06 nov 1582 by Claude Mayor, notary at Ballens (ACV DB 26/3, fol. 84v, and also in the corresponding minutaire DB 26/5 fol. 52v)), in which Lyonnard Bachellard of Pampigny with his wife Jenon Monod request payment from Claude Saudans her uncle and formerly her guardian. The arbiters were Louis Mayor, François Baudat, Jean Monod, and the notary himself, Claude Mayor. Claude Saudans was required to convey property and money to Bachellard and his wife. The simplest explanation is that François Monod had married a daughter of Nicod Saudan.
This François is apparently the son of an elder Franciscus Mayor alias Monod who was a son of Mondetus Mayor. The widow of the elder Franciscus was the subject of a "reconnaissance" 04 mar 1531 (Fg 52, fol. 167 ff): "Johanneta uxor Francisci Mayor alias Monod a patria absentis tanquam tutris et administratris Francisci Monod pupilli eorumdem Francisci et Johannete conjugum filii et Reymondus Poncyn des Vufflens Castro veluti tutor et administrator Petri et Johannete Monod pupillorum etiam fratrum filiorum quondam Johannis Mayor alias Monod dez Ballens..., de bonis et recognitione Petri Mayor filii quondam Mondeti Mayor dez Ballens ipsorum pupillorum germanorum quondam patrui per eiumdem Petrum Mayor patruum in manibus et extentis Aymoneti Pollens..." (the reference to Aymoneti Pollens is the terrier Fj 5). The reconnaissance of 1531 tells us ("pupillorum germanorum") that the younger François and the two children of the late Johannes Mayor alias Monod were first cousins, and that their paternal uncle ("patruum") was Petrus Mayor son of Mondetus Mayor.
Pierre Saudan "l'ancien" was still the guardian of the daughters of François Monod 06 feb 1573, when he sold property with the consent of Humbet Mayor and Antoine Monod, coadministrateurs (DB 26/4, fol. 59v).
The other daughter, Claude, may have been the one who married Henry son of the late Claudon de la Crousa of Chastel, at Essertines (parish of Gimel), 02 dec 1576. Her father is listed as François Monod of Ballens (though not listed as deceased), and there does not seem to be another man of this name from Ballens at this era. While the sequence of baptisms in the church records of Gimel is difficult to follow because of damage to the original registers, a large number of incomplete entries, and an astonishing number of "dit" names, we found no further record of Henry and Claude. Their absence in the settlement of 1582 suggests that they must have died by then.
_Aymonetus (junior) MAYOR _+
| (.... - 1455)
_Mondet MAYOR _______|
| (1453 - ....) |
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_Franciscus MAYOR ___|
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|--François MONOD
| (.... - 1570)
| ___________________________
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| _____________________|
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|_Johanneta _____ ____|
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| ___________________________
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François Louis MONOD (ID #I13978)
(male)
- BIRTH: 14 SEP 1771, Nyon, Vaud, Switzerland
- BAPTISM: 20 SEP 1771, Nyon, Vaud, Switzerland
Father: Jean Henri Ferdinand MONOD (bp. 27 MAR 1742, d. bef 1794)
Mother: Pernette AUTIER (dates unknown)
Family 1
:
Jeanne Marie RICHARD (dates unknown)
- MARRIAGE: 28 NOV 1794, Nyon, Vaud, Switzerland
- Jean François MONOD (b. 10 APR 1795)
_Louis Frédéric MONOD _
| m 1707
_Jean Louis MONOD ________|
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| |_Jeanne Elizabeth GOY _+
| (.... - 1754) m 1707
_Jean Henri Ferdinand MONOD _|
| (.... - 1794) m 1769 |
| | _______________________
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| |_Jeanne Françoise BRIAND _|
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| |_______________________
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|--François Louis MONOD
| (1771 - ....)
| _______________________
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| _François Louis AUTIER ___|
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| | |_______________________
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|_Pernette AUTIER ____________|
m 1769 |
| _______________________
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|__________________________|
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|_______________________
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Gabriel MONOD (ID #I938)
(male)
- TITLES/'DIT' NAMES/OCCUPATIONS: "dit le cordier"
- BIRTH: bef 1572, of Ballens
- DEATH: aft 1623
Father: Antoine MONOD (b. bef 1530, d. bef 1590)
Family 1
:
Jeanne PETIT (b. bef 1579, d. bef 1608)
- +Elie MONOD (bp. abt 1597?, d. bef 1667)
- Pernette MONOD (bp. 14 DEC 1597)
- Guillaume MONOD (bp. 21 JAN 1599)
- Claudine MONOD (bp. 12 APR 1601)
- Jean Jaques MONOD (bp. 28 AUG 1603)
- +Augustin MONOD (bp. 28 APR 1605)
Family 2
:
Isabeau JANTELIN (dates unknown)
- Estiennaz MONOD (bp. 21 APR 1608)
- Jeanne MONOD (b. 17 JAN 1611)
Name is spelled Monnon in baptismal record of 1599, apparently identical to Monner in 1597, as same sponsor appears, Guillaume Rommain or Romanin of Ballens. A different Gabriel is noted as son of Jaques Monoux in 1601, in the same record naming the wife and baptising daughter Urbaine. It is now clear that here were two Gabriels at this time. The other one is dit Roguin or some similar name; it is not certain that the distinction was always observed, however!
The parentage of the Gabriel whose son was Elie Monod is confirmed in the terrier ACV FH 175 (fol. 61, 18 nov 1622).
_Petrus CIGOEN ______+
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_Stephanus CIGOEN ___|
| (1498 - ....) |
| |_Stephana MAYOR _____+
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_Antoine MONOD ______|
| (1530 - 1590) |
| | _____________________
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| |_____________________|
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| |_____________________
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|--Gabriel MONOD
| (1572 - 1623)
| _____________________
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| _____________________|
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|_____________________|
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| _____________________
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|_____________________|
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Gabriel MONOD (ID #I2003)
(male)
- TITLES/'DIT' NAMES/OCCUPATIONS: Châtelain d'Yens, Seigneur de Froideville, "Monsieur de Ballens"
- BAPTISM: 25 OCT 1640, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
- DEATH: 1725
Father: Félix MONOD (bp. 24 SEP 1608, d. aft 1682)
Mother: Anne DEMONTARJEAU (dates unknown)
Family 1
:
Elizabeth Barbille D'ASPERLIN (bp. 13 JUL 1645)
- +Anne Elizabeth MONOD (b. aft 1659)
- Isaac MONOD (b. abt 1667, d. 1747)
- +Gabriel MONOD (bp. 17 JAN 1671, d. 13 DEC 1753)
- +Marie MONOD (b. abt 1671, d. 24 AUG 1757)
Family 2
:
Marie CRINSOZ (b. bef 1640)
Family 3
:
Jeanne Elizabeth DE SAUSSURE (bp. 12 SEP 1645, d. 13 FEB 1728)
- MARRIAGE: 18 MAR 1694, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
Which Gabriel Monod was the one who married Elizabeth Barbille Asperlin before 1671? Whoever he was, he had a sister Jeanne Monod (they appear together as sponsors at a baptism in 1671, immediately before the baptism of Gabriel, son of Gabriel Monod and Elizabeth Barbille Asperlin). In all probability, he was either the present Gabriel, born in 1640, son of Félix, or else the Gabriel born in 1634, son of Augustin.
Information on the web site of the Société Genevoise de Généalogie says the present Gabriel, son of Félix Monod and Anne DeMonterjeau (a reading not supported by any of the various spellings of her name in the church records of Bière, unless we read "Montariod" as "Montarjod"), married first Marie Crinsoz, and second, Elizabeth d'Asperlin. This is certainly possible, but no sources are given. The same web site identifies Marie Crinsoz as the daughter of Antoine Crinsoz and Anne LeMarlet, a couple that baptised many children at Apples.
Based on the statement that Marie Crinsoz brought the fief of Froideville into the Monod family as part of her marriage settlement, and that Gabriel Monod "de Froideville" was the son of Félix, we resolve the question posed above, but so far without any primary sources. However, a transaction involving various parcels of land in the commune of Ballens, 02 mar 1736 (M. C. Mayor, notary of Aubonne), along with other documents in the registers of the same notary, show that Gabriel Monod, Capitaine, was Seigneur de Froideville and Conseigneur de Ballens and Yens, sharing the title to the latter two with his brother Isaac Monod. We have found one other mention of an Isaac who was the son of Félix Monod, but the reference more likely applies to the next generation, the sons of the present Gabriel. The other Gabriel, son of Augustin, did have a brother Isaac, baptised 11 jun 1639, with the full names of both parents specified. Thus, it is possible that the parentage of Gabriel Monod "de Froideville", as given here and in the published sources, many need to be revised. A necessary condition for resolving this and other questions is to establish the death dates and the specific titles that apply at each generation.
The Crinsoz genealogy does not supply any dates for Marie Crinsoz, but it does suggest that Gabriel Monod was a widower when he married her.
Even more confusion is added by the marriage at Cheseaux (ACV EB 25/3 p. 202) of "Monsieur Moineaus Seigneur de Ballens et Elizabet Dessaussure"... "au mois de Mars de l'année 1694 le 18 ou 19." If there was any doubt that the marriage involved Gabriel Monod, it is removed by the list of sponsors for the baptism of Gabriel, son of Gabriel Monod and Susanne "de Prelaz" 12 apr 1711 at Mollens. The sponsors included Gabriel Monod, Seigneur de Ballens, and Demoiselle Jeanne Elise de Saussure his wife. What is the correct order of the marriages of Gabriel Monod? If the middle Gabriel (born in 1671, son of the elder Gabriel and Elizabeth Asperlin) was already "Seigneur de Froideville" in 1711, then the marriage to Marie Crinsoz must already have been in the past, so that Marie would have to be the second wife, between Elizabeth Asperlin (before 1671) and Elizabeth de Saussure (1694). If we find Marie Crinsoz in any record after 1694, it must either be a different Marie, or else the Gabriel who married her was not the same Gabriel who married Elizabeth de Saussure.
Marie Crinsoz does indeed appear between 1671 and 1694. In 1692, she appears as a sponsor for a baptism at Ballens, as "Marie Crinsoz Dame de Ballens". From this we can deduce that her husband had become "seigneur de Ballens" by this date (or perhaps, co-seigneur).
A number of secondary sources say that Gabriel died in 1725, but no direct evidence has so far been discovered.
He was apparently the Gabriel Monodus, Ballensis, listed as a student at the Académie de Lausanne in 1655. He seems to have had a brother Jaques, with whom he appeared before a notary 01 may 1680 (ACV DB 27). François Dumur, who prepared a research report on the Monod family in 1971 (ACV Dossier Monod), suggested that this Jaques is the one who was a student at the Académie de Lausanne in 1674 (thus likely born around 1660), and also Juge Consistorial in 1704. Jaques died before 02 apr 1704, since on that date, Gabriel Monod, seigneur de Ballens, appeared in his own name and as heir of the late Madame Marie Crinsoz dame de Ballens and of his (late) brother Mr. le Juge Monod (ACV DK 76, minutaire).
_Jaques MONOD _______+
| m 1568
_Gabriel (dit Riguet?) MONOD _|
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| |_Aymaz JAQUEMET _____+
| m 1568
_Félix MONOD ________|
| (.... - 1682) m 1635|
| | _Bernard GUION ______+
| | | (.... - 1588)
| |_Jeanne GUION ________________|
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| |_Maurisaz DUBUGNON __
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|--Gabriel MONOD
| (.... - 1725)
| _____________________
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| _Antoine DEMONTARJEAU ________|
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| | |_____________________
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|_Anne DEMONTARJEAU __|
m 1635 |
| _____________________
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|_Susanne _____ _______________|
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|_____________________
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Gabriel MONOD (ID #I11947)
(male)
- BAPTISM: 17 JAN 1671, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
- DEATH: 13 DEC 1753, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
Father: Gabriel MONOD (bp. 25 OCT 1640, d. 1725)
Mother: Elizabeth Barbille D'ASPERLIN (bp. 13 JUL 1645)
Family 1
:
Anne Etiennaz D'ASPERLIN (d. bef 1709?)
- MARRIAGE: 6 JUN 1704, Ballens, Vaud, Switzerland
- David Samuel MONOD (bp. 26 MAY 1705)
Family 2
:
Susanne DE CROUSAZ DE PRÉLAZ (bp. 19 MAR 1679?, d. 7 DEC 1765)
- Gabriel MONOD (bp. 12 APR 1711)
- +Isaac Samuel MONOD (b. 15 MAR 1712, d. 5 FEB 1795)
- Benjamin Louis MONOD (bp. 21 JAN 1714, d. 16 JUL 1797)
- Jeanne Louise MONOD (bp. 31 MAY 1718)
- Marc Daniel MONOD (bp. 24 JAN 1717)
- François Isaac MONOD (bp. 12 MAY 1720)
- (son) MONOD (bp. 25 MAY 1724)
His marriage to Susanne Crousaz de Prélaz is mentioned in many secondary sources. However, he seems to have married first to Anne Etiennaz Asperlin, unless the "Gabriel Monod de Froideville" intended in the record of the baptism for their son David Samuel refers to the father of the present Gabriel. The marriage record does not specify parentage or titles.
The baptism of the next son, yet another Gabriel, son of Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Froideville and Damoiselle Susanne de Prélaz, is far more detailed, and rules out the possibility that the Gabriel who married Anne Etiennaz Asperlin is the father of the present Gabriel:
12 apr 1711: "Gabriel fils de Prudent Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Froideville et de Damoiselle Susanne de Prelaz son epouse a été presenté au Saint Bapteme par les Nobles et Genereux Sigismond Weiss du Conseil Souverain de la Republique de Berne, par Noble Rodolph de Wlliermin Seigneur de Daillens, par Henry Charriere Seigneur de Severy, par Humbert et Jean Louis Croutaz pere et fils, et par Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Ballens et par Damoiselle Jeanne Elise de Saussure sa femme."
A hint about the parentage of Anne Etiennaz is contained in the following minute recorded 27 aug 1709 by the notary Daniel Marmet (ACV DK 69/12): "Vertueux & Provide Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Froideville scachant etc. a admodié pour neuf années à la St. Martin commenceant... à honnorable Rodolph Zseller (?) du Cebetal (Siebethal) à present demeurant Valet sur la Montagne de Leurs Excellences du Chasteau d'Aubonne... assavoir deux granges & possessions qui en dependent appellées Les Granges des Rappes, procedées de feu Monsieur de Balaigue, situs sus Espalinges, que ledit Seigneur a d'heritage de feu Madame sa femme..." Monsieur de Ballaigues was most likely the father of Anne Etiennaz. The record does not pertain to Gabriel's father, who was Seigneur de Ballens but not Seigneur de Froideville.
The same property at Les Râpes, or part of it, figures in a lettre de bourgeoisie admitting Gabriel Monod, Seigneur de Froideville, to citizenship in Lausanne:
(AVL D 441/1 fol. 154v-155v:)
Lettre de Bourgeoisie de Provide et Vertueux Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Froydeville.
Nous le Bourgmaistre, Conseil et Riere Conseil des vingt et quattre, soixante et vingt, representans les Nobles, Magnifiques et Tres Honnorés Seigneurs du deux cents de Lausanne, Sçavoir faisons que Nous estant reflechy sur les manieres obligeantes dont Provide et Vertueux Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Froydeville, fils de Provide et Vertueux Gabriel Monod Seigneur de Balens et Conseigneur d'Iens (=Yens), a usé envers nostre publicq, en nous donnant gratuitement l'environ de cinq seytorées de pré, siz aux Raspes lieudit en Gojonex, lesquels estoyent à nostre bienseance, y ayant des sources fort abondantes que nous fesons conduire pour les fontaines de cette ville, et desirans luy en temoigner nostre Reconnoissance, nous l'avons pour ce sujet admis et receu, comme nous le recevons au nombre de nos Bourgeois, de mesme que tous ceux qui naistront de luy en legitime mariage, pour pouvoir eux et leur posterité jouir des mesmes franchises libertés et privileges, dont nos autres Bourgeois peuvent presentement et pourront à l'advenir jouir, pendant qu'ils feront leur residence riere nostre Jurisdiction, sous neantmoins les conditions et adstrictions suivantes. Premierement il promet au nom de Dieu vivant et vray de vivre Chrestiennement selon les Sainctes Ordonnances de l'Eternel nostre Dieu, et jouxte la religion et Reformation Chrestienne et Evangelique de nos tres redoutés et Souverains Seigneurs de la ville et Canton de Berne, leur estre loyal et fidelle, comme aussy aux Tres Honnorés Seigneurs de Lausanne, leur Ville, Citté et Communauté, procurer de tout son pouvoir leur bien, honneur, profit et utilité, eviter leur dommage et deshonneur, maintenir leurs libertés et franchises tant escrites que non escrites, user de bonne vie et honneste conversation à vray et fidelle Chrestien decente, observer tous leurs statuts et ordonnances tant anceinnes, mondernes que à venir, obeir à tous leurs mandements et commandements, estre fourni d'armes suffisantes selon l'enjonction que luy en sera faitte pour le service de Leursdittes Excellences. Item, qu'il ne pourra pretendre ny aspirer à aucune Charge de ce publicq, qu'à la Charge des deux cents, encor seulement dix ans apres cette reception et ses enfans qui naitront apres cette reception qui seront premiers Citoyens ne pourront non plus pretendre ny ne seront establis en la Charge de Conseiller ny autre quelle qu'elle soit qui s'establissent par les Nobles et Tres Honnorés Seigneurs les deux cents, ains seulement aux Charges de la Chambre des soixante et vingt, mais seulement les enfans desdits premiers Citoyens pourront estre esleus et establis aux Charges de Conseiller et autres qui s'establissent par les Nobles et Tres Honnorés Seigneurs les deux cents. Item, qu'il ne pourra ny sa posterité sous quel pretexte que ce soit charrier ny faire entrer dans la ville ny dans sa jurisdiction et district aucun vin qui ne soit creu dans les limittes de la grande largition, reservé toutesfois celuy de la Vaux à l'egard duquel il jouira du mesme benefice et privilege que les anciens Citoyens et Bourgeois et ce aussy sous les mesmes reigles, conditions et adstrictions auxquelles ils sont tenus pour ce sujet, et quant au vin de la Coste et autres vignobles dehors le Ballyage, il n'en pourra faire venir aucun des vignes qu'il a et achetera à l'advenir, et pour celuy des vignes qu'il pourroit heriter des anciens bourgeois ou Citoyens receus avant l'ordonnance du quatorziesme Juin mille six cents huitante et huit ou de leur successeur en telle quantité qu'ils les possedoyent lors deditte ordonnance ou qui pourroyent appartenir à leurs femmes descendues desdits anciens Citoyens ou Bourgeois, ils en pourront faire venir pour l'usage de leur mesnage seulement. Item, ne pourra jouir d'aucune Charge de ce publicq, non plus que de tous les autres Privileges libertés et franchises de cette ville, que pendant qu'il fera sa residence personnelle dans les limites de laditte largition, affin de n'estre par son eloignement dispensé à fournir et satisfaire aux mesmes Charges et devoirs auxquels les autres Citoyens et Bourgeois sont tenus et obligés. Item, ne pourra luy ny ses successeurs proposer ny demander aucune chose contraire aux presentes conditions, que s'il arrivoit que Messieurs les Soixante ou deux cents trouvassent à propos d'en moderer aucune, ledit Sr. Monod et sa posterité en pourront aussy prevaloir. Toutes lesquelles conditions reserves et adstrictions ledit Sr. Monod a par son serment solemnellement presté promis observer et entierement accomplir, peine qu'estant defaillant à quelqu'une d'icelles, ou qu'il fut à l'advenir reconnu sujet à la taille, d'estre descheu et privé de cette Bourgeoisie sans que nous soyons obligés à aucune restitution. Donné sous nostre seau et signature de nostre Secretaire ce 21e Janvier mille sept cent et onze.
_Gabriel (dit Riguet?) MONOD _+
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_Félix MONOD __________|
| (.... - 1682) m 1635 |
| |_Jeanne GUION ________________+
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_Gabriel MONOD _________________|
| (.... - 1725) m 1671 |
| | _Antoine DEMONTARJEAU ________
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| |_Anne DEMONTARJEAU ____|
| m 1635 |
| |_Susanne _____ _______________
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|--Gabriel MONOD
| (.... - 1753)
| ______________________________
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| _Sébastien D'ASPERLIN _|
| | (.... - 1651) |
| | |______________________________
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|_Elizabeth Barbille D'ASPERLIN _|
m 1671 |
| _Jean Jaques DE LAVIGNY ______
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|_Salomé DE LAVIGNY ____|
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