Marguerite Pauline DE LAGARDE (ID #I57)
(female)- BIRTH: abt 1767
- MARRIAGE:
- Nicolas Juste VAIRIN (b. 18 MAY 1795)
- +Auguste VAIRIN (b. 02 MAY 1799)
- Jules VAIRIN (b. 11 APR 1801)
She is called Salomé in almost all records, apart from the record the baptism of her daughter Elizabeth Barbille at Bavois in 1645, which calls her Jaqueline Salomé.
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The marriage record at Prilly 28 aug 1673 gives the name of her father.
The death record at Ballens reads "_____ de Martigny femme de Monsieur de Froideville Morte au Commencement de Juin 1757."
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(ID #I3633)
He was minister at Coppet 1712-1743.
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Nicodus de Planchia or de la Planche is cited in several documents as "clericus" at Lutry. He was one of the two "gouverneurs" of the commune in 1466. By about 1480 he was "procureur fiscal" of the Bishop of Lausanne, Benoît de Montferrand, and in this capacity was involved in the disputes of the time regarding the competing authorities of the Bishop, the Chapter, and the Duke of Savoie over the citizens of Lausanne and of the territories of the Bishop, which included Lutry. A document at the AVL (Corps de Ville EE 349, dated 1483, referring to rights an privileges confirmed in 1469, see Corps de Ville A 149) discusses the question of whether Nicod de la Planche is exempted from complying with the judgement of the court of the Duke against him for infractions against the liberties and franchises of the citizens of Lausanne, by virtue of his citizenship at Fribourg. For a discussion of the complicated politics of that period, see Mémorial de Fribourg, vol. 5 (1858), the chapter on the reign of Benoît de Montferrand.
If, as seems likely, Nicod personally purchased or otherwise acquired citizenship at Fribourg, that fact should appear in the "Grand Livre des Bourgeois" (second volume of the registers of the bourgeoisie of Fribourg, covering 1416-1796, at the Archives de l'Etat de Fribourg).
The accusations against Nicodus de Planchia and the other officers of the Bishop of Lausanne, accused of exceeding their authority and infringing on the liberties and franchises of the City of Lausanne, are given by Fréderic de Gingins-La Sarra and François Forel, "Recueil de chartes, statuts et documents concernant l'ancien Evêché de Lausanne", Mémoires et documents publiés par la société d'histoire de la Suisse Romande, ser. 1, 7; see especially pp. 640-668). The accusation notes that he had been married and that he had children. The significance of this statement is not clear, but it may be that it was made in order to establish that he was not subject to an ecclesiastical court.
The name of his wife and, apparently, that of her father and brothers, is revealed in the fragmentary terrier ACV Ff 32bis, especially fol. 134v ff, a reconnaissance by Johannes du Crest, 18 jul 1512. There are additional references in this terrier implying that Martin and Gaspard were the sons of Nicod. Elsewhere in the same terrier, there are several mentions of Johannes Reis of Fribourg, and his sister Elesia (=Alexia?), wife of Petrus Tavernery (=Tavernier), clerk of Fribourg, as the current or recent owners of property that had come from Martin and Gaspard, or from Nicod de Planchia. Since there seem to be multiple properties involved, it may be that Johannes Reis and his sister were the children of an unknown daughter of Nicod de Planchia. On fol. 57v, there is a reconnaissance for Vuilliermus Gauthey, followed by "affranchiseements" for Vuilliermus and for his later brother Petrus, in the course of which there is mention of adjacent property held as of 17 may 1490 by the children of Nicod de Planchia, thus implying that Nicod himself had died before that date. Other citations place the death of Johannes Reis before 1511.
Vevay settler. Protestant minister.