ESTORADE (Louis, Chevalier, then Vicomte and Comte de l')
Family : Estorade House · 7 · Renee House, married in · 3 · Estorade Lineage, married in · 10 · Estorade Lineage · 9 · Estorade Kindred · 15 · Listomere – Portenduere – Kergarouet Family · 473
Books
Relationships
- child → ESTORADE (Baron, afterwards Comte de l')
- child → ESTORADE (Baronne de l')
- parent → ESTORADE (Armand de l')
- parent → ESTORADE (Jeanne-Athenais de l')
- parent → ESTORADE (Rene de l')
- parent → SALLENAUVE (Comtesse de)
- spouse → Renee de Maucombe
- spouse → ESTORADE (Madame de l')
- employer → MARY
- employer → TONY
Professions
- officer military · 1813
Locations
Source note
ESTORADE (Louis, Chevalier, then Vicomte and Comte de l') son of the preceding; peer of France; president of the Chamber in the Court of Accounts; grand officer of the Legion of Honor; born in 1787. After having been excluded from the conscription under the Empire, for a long time, he was enlisted in 1813, serving on the Guard of Honor. At Leipsic he was captured by the Russians and did not reappear in France until the Restoration. He suffered severely in Siberia; at thirty-seven he appeared to be fifty. Pale, lean, taciturn and somewhat deaf, he bore much resemblance to the Knight of the Rueful Countenance. He succeeded, however, in making himself agreeable to Renee de Maucombe whom he married, dowerless, in 1824. Urged on by his wife who became ambitious after becoming a mother, he left Crampade, his country estate, and although a mediocre he rose to the highest offices. [Letters of Two Brides. The Member for Arcis.]