Null MANCHE. Extract from the registers of the Council of State, August 4, 1667,…

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MANCHE. Extract from the registers of the Council of State, August 4, 1667, concerning a research of usurpation of Title of Nobility. The King in his Council maintained the brothers Gilles and François D'ANCEL Sieur de St Jean, in the quality of Noble. (In view of the genealogical documents and titles of nobility of Cotentin, Cherbourg, Carentan...) Parchment book of 10 pages (32,5 x 25 cm). Stamp of the Cabinet d'Hozier.

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MANCHE. Extract from the registers of the Council of State, August 4, 1667, concerning a research of usurpation of Title of Nobility. The King in his Council maintained the brothers Gilles and François D'ANCEL Sieur de St Jean, in the quality of Noble. (In view of the genealogical documents and titles of nobility of Cotentin, Cherbourg, Carentan...) Parchment book of 10 pages (32,5 x 25 cm). Stamp of the Cabinet d'Hozier.

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