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The Robert dit Gadel ( or Gadé) family evidently has a long, but obscure history at Féchy. The earliest mention so far discovered is a bequest in 1517 from Michel Roberti, vicar of the church of Féchy, to his niece Andrea daughter of Jean Berger and Collette Roberti, and wife of Collet Bégoz. From this, we infer that the Robert family was established in that area at least from the middle of the 15th Century.
Exactly how the family at Féchy connects to the family of the same name at Châtel has not been discovered. The same Michel, vicar at Féchy and known there at least as early as 1482, is evidently the same person who made a reconnaissance at Châtel in 1493, brother of Johannes, both sons of the late Johannes son of Petrus, of Châtel. From this we surmise that the family must have been at Châtel circa 1425. However, there were no Robert among the property owners there in 1404. Perhaps they arrived in the area after 1404, or perhaps they were known under some other name at that time. See François-Olivier Dubuis, "Le bourg et le château de Mont-le-Vieux", Revue historique vaudoise 58:49-68 and 161-203 (1950).
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_Henricus ROBERT ____|
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_Petrus ROBERT ______+
| (1419 - 1464)
_Aymonodus ROBERT ___|
| (.... - 1495) |
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_Claudius ROBERT ____|
| (.... - 1525) |
| | _Hudricus DE AVENEX _
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| |_Johanneta AVENEX ___|
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|--Amedeus ROBERT
| (.... - 1541)
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|_Ludovica _____ _____|
(.... - 1536) |
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_Nicolas ROBERT _____|
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_Michael ROBERT _____+
| (1442 - ....) m 1474
_Louis ROBERT _______|
| (1477 - 1522) |
| |_Jeannette GACZEL ___+
| (.... - 1492) m 1474
_Pierre ROBERT ______|
| (1497 - 1533) |
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|--Anthoine ROBERT
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Active as a notary in Rolle, at least as early as the 1460's. Deceased and succeeded by his son Claudius at least by 1513. He had died before 31 mar 1495, according to a mention in the terrier ACV Fg 257, fol. 439, as his protocols were then in the custody of Anthonius de Combis. His wife's name and parentage are mentioned several times in the terrier Fi 55, and in more detail in Fg 263. Since his grandson Amedeus (died before 1541) apparently named as his heir Henricus Roberti, son of Petrus son of the first Petrus Roberti of Chastel (see Fg 263), it seems most likely that Aymonodus might have been another son of the first Petrus Roberti of Chastel, making Amedeus and Henricus second cousins. This idea finds some support in the terrier Fg 275 (1542-1543, commissaire Ludovicus Challeti de Perruys), in which he is mentioned at least twice, in his capacity as commissaire for a previous terrier, as Aymonodus Roberti "de Castro burgensis Rotuli". Further, there are some records involving his son Claudius and Ludovicus, son of the Michael Roberti who settled at Féchy.
At length, one passing reference has surfaced that seems to confirm our speculation about his parentage. In the terrier Fh 116, fol. 79, there is a brief reconnaissance for Michael Roberti de Crousa subtus Feschier, 01 may 1482, for a cense owed to the charitable hospital of Aubonne, where one of the witnesses is Aymonodus Roberti dicti confitentis frater. While this passage is abbreviated, there seems to be no other way to interpret it.
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_Pierre ROBERT ______+
| (1497 - 1533)
_Louis ROBERT _______|
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_Gabriel ROBERT _____|
| (.... - 1608) |
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Subject of a reconnaissance in the terrier ACV Fi 110, fol. 12, Recognoissance de Bernard filz de Pierre Robert du Sougey pres Feschiez faicte par Marie Gay sa mere, 21 oct 1625, personnellement establie et constituée Marie Gay agissant au present acte de recognoissance au nom et comme mere et charge ayant de Bernard Robert son et de Pierre Robert fils... , des biens que dernierement furent manifestes et recognus es mains des Regrege Estienne Brolliet et Pierre Bousson derniers renovateurs des presentes extentes par Egrege Laurens du Clouz faisant lors comme mary et conjoincte perconne de Pernette Tripod mere de Pierre et Jean filz de Louys Robert autrement Gardeil (=Gaddel!) du Sougey, 24 sep 1592... , audict pupil pour lequel l'on rexcognoist appartenant par loyalle succession paternelle.
Also, in the same terrier, fol. 14, recognoissance de Gamaliel Robert du Sougey, 22 oct 1625, properties from other sources.
_Pierre ROBERT ______+
| (1497 - 1533)
_Louis ROBERT _______|
| (.... - 1593) |
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_Michael ROBERT _____+
| (1442 - ....) m 1474
_Louis ROBERT _______|
| (1477 - 1522) |
| |_Jeannette GACZEL ___+
| (.... - 1492) m 1474
_Pierre ROBERT ______|
| (1497 - 1533) |
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[2967] Date of settlement recorded by Etienne Blondel, notary at Rolle. Date of settlement recorded by Etienne Blondel, notary at Rolle.
_Louis ROBERT _______+
| (1477 - 1522)
_Michel ROBERT ______|
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_François ROBERT ____|
| (1539 - 1592) m 1567|
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| _Jaquemet CHALLET ___+
| | (1481 - ....) m 1521
| _George CHALLET _____|
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| | |_Françoise CORNEX ___+
| | (1480 - ....) m 1521
|_Nicolarde CHALLET __|
(1550 - 1570) m 1567|
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He was already dead (and cited as "Nobilis"), succeeded by his widow Ludovica, in the terrier ACV Fh 146 (fol. 205, dated 03 nov 1536).
He is also deceased, and his son represented by his widow Loysia, in Fg 263 (fol. 33, dated 12 oct 1525, a date that demonstrates clearly that references to him as a living person in Fi 55 must derive from a source much earlier than the nominal date of Fi 55, 1543 !):
Nobilis Loysia relicta Nobilis Glaudii Roberti alias Monodi suo suo ac tutorio et administrattorio nominibus Nobilis Amedei Roberti eius filii absentis, 12 oct 1525, duos solidos bonorum Lausannensium censuales annis singulis in quolibet festo Beati Michaelis Archangeli prenominato domino rectori ad causam prescripti hospitalis Rotuli et suis jamdictis per ipsam confitentem prescriptumque Nobilem Amedeum Roberi eius filium et suos predictos dandos et perpetue persolvendos, et hoc tam vigore cuiusdam vendictionis per Mermetum Reneverii et Johannetam eius uxorem inter cetera Venerabili et Religioso viro Fratri Petri Regis quondam rectori predicti hospitalis Rotuli facte constante instrumento ipsius vendicionis per Providum virum Johannem Fonjaleti notarium publicum 06 aug 1438 receptam, quam unius recognicionis de ipsis predictis duobus solidis monete alias Venerabili Fratri Petro de Marthereto rectori predicti hospitalis Rotuli per Hudricum Avenex et Margaretam eius uxorem apparente instrumento ipsius recognicionis per Egregium Petrum Mangie notarium publicum 1443 (no day or year given, but see below, another reconnaissance quotes the date 24 apr 1444 for apparently the same transaction) recepto et signato, (Note that the obligation derives not from any property or bequest from the Robert family, but rather from the [de] Avenex family.)
35 Et primo, pro quadam domo sita juxta domum Amedey Tallichet que fuit Johannis Choutagnyez a borea, domum Johanne filie quondam Petrimandi Grassyz a vento, et carrerias publica a lacu et juria.
Item, et pro uno orto sito ante dictam domum juxta carreriam publicam a juria, rippam lacus ab oriente, ortum Glaudii Choutagnyz a borea, et domum dicte Johanne filie quondam Petrimandi Grassyz olim ortum supranominati Petri Mangie a vento, et pro ipsarum rerum, fondis, juribus, pertinenciis, et appendenciis suis universis.
35v Item, ulterius debere confitetur predicta Nobilis Loysia confitens nominibus premissis ac pro se et suis predictis veluti bonatenens sive causam habens jamdicti Hudrici Avenex et Margarete eius uxoris prenominato Domino Glaudio de Alingio rectori prenominati hospitalis et suis prescriptis ad causam jamdicti sui hospitalis Rotuli vigore et ex tenore unius alterius confessionis de censu subscripto predicto Domino Petro de Marthereto rectori prescripti hospitalis per supranominatos conjuges Hudricum Avenex et Magaretam eius uxorem facte ut de eadem confessione apparet instrumento per supranominatum Petrum Mangie notarium publicam 24 apr 1444 recepto et signato, videlicet triginta solidos annuales in quolibet festo Beati Michaeli Archangeli per ipsam Nobilem Loysiam, dictumque Nobilem Amedeum eius filium, et suos quos supra eidem domini rectori predicti hospitalis et suis jamdictis dandos et persolvendos perpetue donet et quousque predicti Nobiles Loysia et Amedeus eius filius vel alter ipsorum aut sui prescripti solverint prescripto domino rectori vel suis predictis triginta libras Lausannenses qualibet valente viginti solidos monete cursalis in patria, et qui triginta solidi census alias fuere responsi per supranominatos conjuges suprascripto domino Petro dou Martherey rectori dicti hospitalis Rotuli pro Petro de Plathea et Annexona eius uxoris pro quadam domo per dictos Petrum de Plathea et Annexonnam eius uxorem eisdem Hudrico et Margarete conjunctibus vendita, witnesses Nobilis Johannes Costabloz residens apud Perruys et Petrus Foresterii de Rotulo, with signature and paraphe of Ludovicus Challeti.
In 1525, Amedeus was "absent", perhaps meaning that he had left for his education or for military adventures. The underlying debt on which the rents were due, secured by the specified properties, originated in a debt to the hospital dating from 1438, and at some point after that date, but prior to 1443 or 1444, the obligation had been transferred (through the sale of the properties securing the debt, perhaps) by Hudricus and his wife Margareta, who were thus both alive in 1444.
By 1541, Amedeus had died, and his heir is specified as Henricus, son of Petrus Roberti of Chastel (fol. 146):
Henricus filius quondam Petri Roberti de Chastel parochie de Exertines, 29 dec 1541 Style of the Nativity, veluti heres et bonatenens Amedei filii Glaudii filiique quondam Aymonodi Roberti bonatenentis sive causam habentis Hudrici Avenex et Margarete eius uxoris, tam vigore unius confessionis Venerabili viro Domino Petro de Marthereto tunc rectori predicti hospitalis Rotuli per supranominatos Hudricum Advenex et Margarettam eius uxorem de triginta solidis annualibus facte ut de eadem confessione apparet instrumento per Providum Petrum Mangie notarium publicum 24 apr 1444 recepto et signato, quam ex una altera recognitione per Nobilem Loysiam relictam dicti Nobilis Glaudii Roberti alias Monodi de Rotulo suo ac tutorio nominibus Amedei Roberti eius filii de ipsis triginta solidis annualibus Reverendo in Christo Patri Domino Domino Glaudio de Alingio Sancte Sedis Apostolice Prothonotario in manibus mis notarii notarii et commissarii subsignati 12 oct 1525 facta atque ex concordio inter infranominatos gubernatorum ville Rotuli ac rectores predicti hospitalis necnon Nobilem Amedeum Bectrandi (=Bertrandi) et Bernardum Cohendoz olim capellanum procuratores ipsius jamdicti hospitalis et ad hec commissos et electos parte nobilium et burgencium ville Rotuli et ipsum supranominatum Henricum Roberti confitentem ibidem de ipsis triginta solidis annualibus ac viginti solidis bone monete cursalis patrie census in presencia mis notarii et commissarii subsignati ac terium suprascriptorum facto, se debere velle debere ac se et suos predictos debere constituit Petro Sonnyer et Matheo Vannexit burgensibus Rotuli rectoribus jamdicti hospitalis Rotuli et prefatis Nobili Amedeo Bectrandi (=Bertrandi) et Bernardo Cohendoz procuratoribus prescripti hospitalis Rotuli presentibus, stipulantibus, et recipientibus pro se et suis in eodem hospitali successoribus universis, videlicet viginti solidos bone monete census per ipsum Henricum confitentem et suos jamdictos eisdem rectoribus ipsius hospitalis Rotuli et suis in eodem successoribus annis singulis et perpetue in quolibet festo Beati Michaelis Archangelli dandos et perpetue persolvendos, witnesses Nobilis Henacius ? Mistralis de Altacuria castellano Montis Magni, Cristophorus Cristin de Bugniouz, Discretus Gabriel Begos notarius et burgensis Albone, et Stephanus Mugnerii alias Rolliard de Pisi, with signature and paraphe of Ludovicus Challeti.
We can infer that Amedeus Roberti had no other close relatives who had an expectation of being his heirs, and that there was some known and not-too-distant genealogical relationship between Henricus (son of Petrus Roberti, evidently the Petrus whose wife was Johanneta Roncigniodi) and Amedeus. If Amedeus died not long before 1541, it is possible that some reference concerning his succession may be found in the records of the Cour de Justice de Rolle et Mont-le-Vieux (ACV Bir 140, 141, 142, covering 1539-1542).
Separately from the bequests and transactions discussed above, there is also evidence for a couple specific properties that Claudius held before his death, subject, ultimately, to Noble George de Rive (whose reconnaissance for certain noble fiefs is in Fi 56, fols. 270-524v, 22 feb 1548). The section of interest begins on fol. 503, for Glaudius filius quondam Discreti Aymondi (should be Aymonodi) Roberti notarii de Rotulo pro et super rebus sequentibus, "Et primo, super quadam pecia prati sita in territorio de Marsins loco dicto en Patosans alias es Mares Guigons ? continentem circa unam seyturatam juxta prata Agnetis filie quondam Petri Simondi relicte Stephani Cohenoz et pratum Glaudii Vaullion a borea, pratum Nobilium Sebastiani et Guilliermi Vulliermi a vento, pratum Disceti Johannis Bessonis et Claudie filie quondam Johannis Vuybord uxoris Discreti Jacobi Burneti de Burtignier notarii a juria, pratum Nobilis Sebastiani Fabri et pratum Francesie filie quondam Petri Mugnerii a lacu. Item, super una alia pecia prati sita in eodem territorio de Marsins et dicto loco ou Marez Guigons ? continentem circa duas seyturatas juxta pratum heredum Jaquemeti Peyrat de Bignins a borea, pratum Glaudii Vaullion et pratum Nobilium Thome et Stephani de Dullicio a vento, pratum Francesie filie quondam Petri Mugnerii et plurium aliorum a lacu, et pratum heredum Petri et Stephani Ros et plurium aliorum a juria". There is no direct statement of how these properties came to be held by Claudius, but the cense of one capon was payable to Nobilis Michael Mistralis son of the late Gabriel Mistralis of Begnins, who in turn was a vassal of George de Rive. The family is now known (historically) as Mestral de Begnins, and a modest collection of documents 1336-1562 comprises the fonds ACV P Mestral de Begnins. Gabriel Mestral, clerc, sometimes styled Noble, was active as early as 1460, when he acquired some property at Marcins in exchange wtih Jean Saubré (Saubruz) of Begnins (P Mestral de Begnins 12). He was still alive as late as 1473. Additional matieral shows that Gabriel must have been born soon after 1436, died before 04 feb 1477. His son Michael was active as early as 1495, also in a transaction involving property at Marcins. Michael had a brother Ludovicus, both of them alive in 1499. Another transaction in 1514 involves property at Marcins, and by then the property was a "rière-fief" of the "spectable seigneur de Prangins", evidently the same George de Rive. Michael was still alive as late as 1524, but deceased by 1540. For a very detailed account of this family based on the documents in possession of the ACV, see the long "Content" entry for ACV C XVI 169 in DAVEL, the online inventory of the ACV, notably the mention of a quernet dated 17 apr 1493 for the properties and censes subject to Nobilis Amedeus de Viry in favor of the duke Charles de Savoie as seigneur de Mont-le-Vieux, Rolle, and Coppet, discussed by Louis de Charrière (La barononie de Rolle et Mont-le-vieux, étude féodale, MDR Series 1, tome 34, 1879), based on the terrier ACV Fi 85. In Fi 85, there are a number of references to similar properties at Marcins, but we were unable to identify either the description or the cense, suggesting that the properties were at that time part of some larger parcel. There are similar passages in the successor terrier Fi 55, but at that time, no mention of the Robert family at Marcins. However, considering that there was no obvious necessity to name Aymonodus Roberti in connection with the properties mentioned in Fi 56, it may be that Aymonodus had some interest in those properties in the past, but either at some other period than those recounted in Fi 85 and Fi 55, or else the properties were at those times subject to some other feudal entity or not described in detail.
Another transaction between the branches of the Robert family turned up in the terrier Fj 76, for properties subject to the former Priory of Romainmôtier, Commissaire Isaac Grineri, 1577-1583, with transcripts of some earlier records. In a description of the properties subject to the "maison" of the Priory at Perroy (then usually written Perrueys or similar), one of the parcels that had become subject to that "maison" before such properties were confiscated by Their Excellencies of Bern had been acquired by the priest Michel Robert, as a result of a sale by Glaudius Robert "alias Emono". The relevant text is embedded in a transcription of a document that Grineri says (fols. 1-2) was found among the papers of the nobles of Perrueys, but which had not been included in the terriers known to him. The transcript comprises fols. 2v-51 of Fj 76. The text of this document is in Latin, evidently prepared by Aymonetus Pollens, but lacking a date (shortly after 1509, in any case). The descriptions of the "maison" and the associated properties procedes item by item, interspersed with transcripts of older dated reconnaissances relating to those same properties. One of those properties (fols. 20v-21v, a vineyard at Germagnier, had recently (noviter) been purchased by Discretus vir Dominus Michael Robert capellanus de Chastel from Claudius Robert "alias Emono", and the cession from Claudius was dated 17 mar 1507, and the reconnaissance by Michael Robert was dated 16 dec 1509.
ACV C XX 366/6 is most likely a related transaction, dated 24 feb 1513, notary Petrus Cuynsins clericus de Albona, in which honestus Glaudius Roberti de Rotulo sells to Venerabilis Dominus Michael Roberti cappellanus de Chastel nunc vicarius de Feschyer, censes totaling 24 sols owed to the said Glaudius by Petrus filius Petri Cholier de Aquancia habitator Rotuli, for a domus et ortum of the said Glaudius, adjacent to a stable held by the said Glaudius at Rolle, rippam lacus a lacu. This property does not seem to be mentioned in Fj 76.
_Franciscus ROBERT __
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_Petrus ROBERT ______|
| (1419 - 1464) |
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_Aymonodus ROBERT ___|
| (.... - 1495) |
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|--Claudius ROBERT
| (.... - 1525)
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| _Hudricus DE AVENEX _|
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|_Johanneta AVENEX ___|
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|_Margareta _____ ____|
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Ancestral File gives her surname as Roberti, but this is probably on the basis of Latin records, since she seems to have died prior to the Reformation. Hence, she is probably a member of the Robert dit Gadel family known at Féchy and certainly in the area around Aubonne as early as the end of the 15th Century. The information about her marriage to Jean Berger (undoubtedly Johannes Bergier in the original documents) and the connection with the Bégoz family in the next generation seems to come from the account of the Bégoz family in the "Recueil des Généalogies Vaudoises", where it is stated that there was a bequest to this family from Collette's brother Michael Roberti, vicar at Féchy, in 1517. However, the testament itself has not yet been located.
_Franciscus ROBERT __
| (.... - 1418)
_Petrus ROBERT ______|
| (1419 - 1464) |
| |_Margareta _____ ____
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_Johannes ROBERT ____|
| (.... - 1493) |
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|--Collette ROBERT
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_Franciscus ROBERT __|
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_Petrus ROBERT _______+
| (1419 - 1464)
_Petrus ROBERT _________|
| (.... - 1510) |
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_Henricus ROBERT ____|
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| | _Roletus RONCIGNIODI _
| | | (.... - 1455)
| |_Johanneta RONCIGNIODI _|
| (.... - 1521) |
| |______________________
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|--Franciscus ROBERT
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His testament (or an extract of it) has survived, dated in 1418: From the inventory of the ACV, "C XXII NF10337, Cote ancienne: Nouveaux Titres: 2618, Intitulé: 1418/19 février 2. Clause du testament de François Robert, de Bierre, maréchal (Roberti, de Beria, faber), bourgeois d'Aubonne. Il institue héritiers ses enfants Mermet, Pierre le jeune (juniorem), François et Jeannette, et leur substitue Etienne, fils de Mermet de Villars-sur-Perroy (Perrue), demeurant à St-Livres, et ses filles Anthoinette et Rolette. Il lègue au clergé d'Aubonne 5 sols de cens annuel assignés sur une pièce de pré sise au territoire d'Aubonne, au lieu dit en prabertet." The original document is currently catalogued as C XX 17/96.
The substituary heirs are not listed in the document as clearly as we might wish; they might be Stephanus, son of Mermetus Roberti, son of the testator, and Anthonia and Roleta, daughters of the same Mermetus, assuming that the reference to Villars was intended to tell us where this Stephanus had established himself before moving to St-Livres. It is also possible that we should be looking for a Stephanus de Villars, whose family name was originally "de Villars supra Perrueis". If this is the correct solution, we might suppose that the mother or wife of Stephanus was a close relative of Franciscus. However, the substituary heirs were apparently not involved in the settlement of the estate.
Relationships clearly stated in ACV Fj 72, fol. 195, dated in 1528.
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|--Franciscus ROBERT
| (.... - 1528)
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_Guillaume ROBERT ___|
| (1498 - 1560) m 1523|
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_Michael ROBERT _____+
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_Louis ROBERT _______|
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| |_Jeannette GACZEL ___+
| (.... - 1492) m 1474
_Michel ROBERT ______|
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|--François ROBERT
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_Jean François ROBERT _|
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_Jean Jaques ROBERT _|
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| |_Marguerite GRIVEL ____|
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|--François David ROBERT
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Still a minor when he was represented in a reconnaissace by his guardians François and Pierre Robert, 20 dec 1567 (ACV Fh 211, fol. 220).
_Louis ROBERT _______+
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_Pierre ROBERT ______|
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_Claude ROBERT ______|
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|--Gabriel ROBERT
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_Louis ROBERT _______+
| (1477 - 1522)
_Pierre ROBERT ______|
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_Louis ROBERT _______|
| (.... - 1593) |
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|--Gabriel ROBERT
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On 06 jan 1609, with her husband Nicolas Pictet of Pampigny, she sold all of her property at Crousaz-sous-Féchy excepting certain vineyards to Discret Pierre Robert, most likely the Pierre Robert who was her uncle, for 700 florins (Claude Mayor, notary, ACV DB 26/9 fol. 83v).
_Pierre ROBERT ______+
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_Louis ROBERT _______|
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_Gabriel ROBERT _____|
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| |_Pernette TRIPOD ____|
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|--Gabrielle ROBERT
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|_Marguerite TARDY ___|
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