Ancestors
| Charles de La Grange d' Arquian of Montigny | |||||||||||||
| Antoine de La Grange d'Arquien | |||||||||||||
| Louise de Rochechouart of Boiteaux | |||||||||||||
| Henri Albert de La Grange d'Arquien | |||||||||||||
| Louis d' Ancienville of Révillon | |||||||||||||
| Anne d'Ancienville | |||||||||||||
| Françoise de La Platière of Epoisses | |||||||||||||
| Marie Casimire Louise de la Grange d'Arquien | |||||||||||||
| Jean de La Châtre of Bruillebault | |||||||||||||
| Baptiste de La Châtre of Bruillebault | |||||||||||||
| Madeleine de Cluys | |||||||||||||
| Françoise de La Châtre | |||||||||||||
| Bonaventure Lamy of Chasteauguillon | |||||||||||||
| Gabrielle Lamy | |||||||||||||
| Louise de La Marche | |||||||||||||
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