"Libro di Melita"
"Title of Barone (de Pausier) granted to
Giorgio Fournier de Pausier (1768) and Title of Conte (Fournier) granted
to the same Giorgio Fournier de Pausier (1770), including a description of the
origins of the Fournier family of Avignon , France
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Jacques D'Arc of Domremy, Troyes, France (1375-1431), married to
Isabella Romee of Vouthon France, with issue.
1. St Joan of Arc., (1409-47).
2.
Chevalier Pierre d'Arc du Lys,(1408-) ennobled into
Nobility., (died 1467), married to Jeanne de Proville, with issue.
2.1.
Jeanne d'Arc du Lys, married to Francoise de Ville Bresme, with issue.
2.1.1.
Marie de VilleBresme, married 1485 to Jacques Le Fournier, Barone de Tourebeu , with issue.
2.1.1.1.
Robert le Fournier, Barone de Tournebeu, (October 1550 petition with his nephew
Lucas Chemin, Seigneur du Feron, for the use of the Coat of Arms granted to
Joan of Arc (du Lys), married with issue
2.1.1.1.1. Guilliutte de
la Fournier, married to Jacobo de Fournier - See
Below.
2.1.1.1.2.
Robert de la Fournier, Barone de Tournebeu, married with issue
2.1.1.2.
N. le Fournier, married to N. Chemin, Seigneur de Feron, with issue.
2.1.1.2.1.
Lucas Chemin, Seigneur de Feron, (October 1550 petition with his uncle, for the
use of the Coat of Arms granted to Joan of Arc (du Lys), married with
issue
2.2.
Claude du Lys, married to Nicolle Thiesselin, with issue.
2.2.1.
Marguerite du Lys.
2.2.2.
Pierre du Lys, married with issue.
2.2.2.1.
Charles du Lys, (1612), married with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.
Catherine du Lys, married to Louis Quatrehommes, Minister of Finance, with
issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.
Anne Quatrehommes, married to Achille de Barentin, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.
Anne de Barentin, married 1684 to Jacques de Tardieu, Marquis de Maleissye,
Captain of the Guards, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.
Antoine Charles de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married 1759 to Elizabeth
Marie Paignon, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.
Antoine de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married 1800 to Therese de Luc,
sp.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.
Francoise de Maleissye, Vicomte de Maleissye, married 1810 to Henriette des
Champs de Ravetot, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1.
Antoine de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married 1833 to Leonie de Robert
d'Acqueria de Rochegude, dsp or sp.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.
Aristarque de Maleissye, Comte de Maleissye, married 1803 to Charlotte Evalie
des Nos, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.1.
Conrad de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married to leonie Le Peletier des
Forts, dsp.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.
Charles-Etienne de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married 1833 to Leontine
Charlotte de Tulle de Villefranche, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.1.
Arthur de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married 1857 to Constance Andree de
la Fresnaye, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.1.1.
Etienne de Maleissye, Marquis de Maleissye, married 1889 to Beatrix Brunett.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.1.2.
Leon de Maleissye, married 1893 to Clotilde de la Martraye.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.2.
Aristarque de Maleissye, married 1864 to Marie Hurault de Vibraye, with issue.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.3.
Henri de Maleissye, married 1868 to Augustine Bernard de Montebise.
2.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.3.2.4. Conrad de Maleissye, married 1874 to Jeanne de Mailly-Chalon, married (2) to Valentine de Melun., with issue.
3. Jacques
d'Arc. (d. 1452)., ennobled by the grant of Nobility
1429., married Isabelle le Pucelle, with issue.
3.1. Pierre du Lys.
3.2. Jehan du lys.
4. Catherine d'Arc, (1413-29).
Footnote #1: "De
quelques faits relatifs a Jeanne d'Arc et a sa
famille". by
F. Debouteiller 1878.
Jean de Fournier, 1270 Sieur or Sire de
Fournier in Toulouse France, married with issue.
1. Arnold de Fournier, Abbot in Boulbonne, Cardinal of the Roman
Catholic Church, dunm.
2. Henri de Fournier, Sieur de Fournier 1310, married N. Duese (Sister
to Pope John XXII) with issue.
2.1. Jacques
de Fournier, (1280 - 1342), Succeeded as Pope Benedict XII (r.
1334 - 42), dunm.
2.2. Jean de Fournier, Sieur de Fournier 1319,
married with issue.
2.2.1. Henri de Fournier, Sieur de Fournier, 1357,
married with issue.
2.2.1.1. Arnold de Fournier, Sieur de Fournier,
1369, dunm.
2.2.1.2. Jacques de Fournier, Monk, dunm.
2.2.1.3. Jean de Fournier, Seigneur de la Nove
1378, married with issue.
2.2.1.3.1. Jean II de Fournier, 1407, Seigneur de
Villary, married with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1. Jean III de Fournier, Seigneur de Villary et Moilins, married to Guillemette de Fonboutiere, with
issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1. Jean IV de Fournier, Seigneur de la Nove e de la Lande
(d. 1476), married to Louise de Orleans, (illeg
daughter of Jean d'Orleans, Comte de Longueville)
, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1. Pierre de Fournier, Seigneur de
Villars, married to Francoise de Foyal d'Herbout, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.1. Francois de Fournier, Seigneur
de Nove, dunm.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2. Jean V de Fournier, Seigneur de
Monteltier, married to Jeanne de Roguemont, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1. Robert de Fournier, Seigneur de Monteltier, married
1572 to Francoise de Colire, married (2) to Charl2.2.1.3.otte Garin de la
Chapelle, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1. (Second Marriage) Francoise
de Fournier, 1634 Seigneur de Vareine, married (1) Catherine de Maleret,
married (2) Anne de Bois, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1. (First Marriage) Claude de Fournier, Seigneur
de Bois e Marmin 1668, married (1) Catherine de Boislinard, married (2)
Marguerite de Belair, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1. (First Marriage) Louis Fournier, Noble of
Provence, Marshall of Turenne 1674, married to Charlotte de Barville, married
(2) to Charlotte de Douhaut, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1. (First Marriage) Charles Fournier, Seigneir
de Bois e Marin, Captain of the Army in Provence 1720, married (1) Marie
Angelique de Bois, married (2) Marie de Boislanard, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1. (First Marriage) Louis Charles Fournier,
Seigneur de Bois, married 1753 to Louise de Savary d'Antenaise, married (2) to
Marie Anne de Bertie, with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. (First Marriage) Louis Charles
Fournier, "Page to HRH, Duc d'Orleans".
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.2. Marie Anne
Fournier.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.3. Louise Fournier
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.4. Marguerite Fournier
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.2. (Second Marriage) Marguerite Fournier, married 1743 to Charles de Goyon, Seigneur de
Saint-Plantuire
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.2. Jeanne Fournier, married
to Charles de Marevil.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.2. Jean Fournier, Captain of
Calvery.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.3. (Second Marriage) Catherine Fournier, married
to Florimond d'Arnaud, Seigneur des Platers.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.2.1.2. Marguerite de Fournier. "Nun"
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.3. Francoise de Fournier, dunm.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.4. Charles de Fournier, Seigneur de la Lande., married to Eleanore de Luxembourg, Dame de la Chapelle
(See Below), with issue.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.4.1. Francois de Fournier, Seigneur
de la Lande, dunm.
2.2.1.3.1.1.1.1.4.3. Jacobo de Fournier, Co- Seigneur de la Chapelle (d.
1640), married (1) to Guilliutte de la Fournier, married (2) to Louise de Arfemal, with issue (See below).
2.2.1.3.2. Foulques de Fournier, Canon de St Aurin.
2.2.1.3.3. Marguerite de Fournier.
Reference: Dictionnaire de la noblesse, contenant les gŽnŽalogies,
l'histoire & la ... By Francois Alexandre Aubert de La Chesnaye-Desbois, Badier., several editions.
Count Louis de Luxemburg,
Count of St Pol, de Brienne, et di Conversano, (Click to see the whole Family), (1418
-Beheaded at Paris 1475), married to Jean de Bar, Heiress of Soisson, with
issue.
1.
Antoine de Luxembourg, Comte de Roussy, de Brienne et
de Ligny, died 1519, married with issue.
1.1.
(illegitimate by Peronne de Machefert) Antoine de
Luxembourg, batard de Brienne, Seigneur de Luxemont, died 1538, married to
Isabelle de Marolles, with issue.
1.1.1.
Philibert de Luxemburg, Seigneur de Luxemont et d'Espagne, died 1566, married
with issue.
1.1.1.1.
Nicolas de Luxmbourg, Seigneur de la Berliere-en-Partie, died 1602, married to
Anne d'Arvilliers, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.
Jean de Luxembourg, Seigneur de la Chapelle, died 1615, married 1596 to Claude
de Boissieux, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.
Jean II de Luxembourg, Seigneur de la Chapelle, died 1647, married to Claude de
Roubion, with issue.
1.1.1.1.2.
Eleanore de luxembourg, married to Charles de
Fournier, Seigneur de la Lande (See Above).
Jacobo
de Fournier. 21st Sire de Fournier et de la Chapelle. (c1570-1640)
of Haute-Loire, France., married (1) to Guilliutte de la Fournier (See Above), married (2) to Louise de Arfemal, with issue.
1. (First Marriage) Giorgio-Benedict de
Fournier of Haute-Loire, 22nd Sire de Fournier, Created Comte in France c.1645,
(died 1672), married with issue.
1.1. Jacobo-Guilliame de
Fournier, 2nd (joint) Comte et 23rd (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, Also
created Barone de Fournier, (1632-., married Isabella Elizabeth Eynard., with
issue.
1.1.1. Guilliame de Fournier, 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint)
Sire de Fournier in France, 2nd Baron de Fournier, (1678-1752).,
married Marguerite Bourleyre., with issue
1.1.1.1. Anne de Fournier.,
(1742-.
1.1.1.2. Marie de Fournier, (1743-.
1.1.1.3 Pierre de Fournier.,
(1745-61)., 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France , 3rd
Barone de Fournier., dunm.
1.1.1.4 Francoise de Fournier.,
(1747-1807)., married Jean Bertin.
1.1.1.5 Anne de Fournier.,
(1751-80).
1.1.1.6 Pierre de Fournier.,
(1753-. 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, 4th
Barone de Fournier.
1.2. Louis-Benedict de Fournier, 2nd (joint) Comte et 23rd (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, Priest in
Aviginon, France. dunm 1689.
1.3. Charles-Henri de Fournier.,
2nd (joint) Comte et 23rd (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, Moved to London,
England, then settled in Pfalz, Germany., married Marguerite Brifau., with
issue.
1.3.1. Jean de Fournier.,
(Born in London, England.)., 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint) Sire de Fournier
in France, married 1663 at Pfalz, Germany to Marguerite Bourguin.,
Married 1673 at Pfalz, Germany to Marie du Rieu., with issue.
1.3.1.1. Catherine de Fournier.,
(1673-.
1.3.1.2 Henri de Fournier.,
(1674-.4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France
1.3.1.3 Francoise de Fournier.,
(1677-.
1.3.1.4 Olivier de Fournier.,
(1680-.4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France
1.3.1.5 Daniel de Fournier.,
(1683-.4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France
1.3.1.6 Josias de Fournier.,
(1685-1757)., 4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married at Pfalz, Germany to Catherine Bodin., with issue.
1.3.1.6.1 Josias de Fournier.,
(1719-74)., 5th (joint) Comte et 26th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married (his cousin) Rachel de Fournier., with issue.
1.3.1.6.1.1. Josias de Fournier.,
(1749-1808)., 6th (joint) Comte et 27th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married Frederique Urbain.
1.3.1.7 Abraham de Fournier.,
(1688-1738)., 4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married Rachel Harant., with issue.
1.3.1.7.1. Daniel de Fournier.,
(1728-., 5th (joint) Comte et 26th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married
Sara Septsous., with issue.
1.3.1.7.1.1. Isaac de Fournier.,
(1753-1817)., 6th (joint) Comte et 27th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married Marthe Loge., with issue.
1.3.1.7.1.1.1 Auguste de Fournier.,
(1800-74)., 7th (joint) Comte et 28th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France married Henrietta Ernestine Mathis., with issue.
1.3.1.7.1.1.1.1. Henrietta de Fournier.,
(1832-., married Charles William Coste.
1.3.1.7.1.1.1.2. Julie Davide de Fournier.,
(1838-.
1.3.1.7.2. Rachel de Fournier.,
married her cousin Josias de Fournier.
1.4. Geronimo
Fournier of Aviginon, 2nd (joint)
Comte et 23rd (joint) Sire de Fournier in France,
Merchant of Trapani, Italy, Settled in Malta as a base to the Mediterranean Sea
trade. Married 1672 to Madeliene Preziosi-Poussieghes
(See Preziosi for ancestry)
1.4.1.
Giorgio-Benedict de Fournier, (1672-98) 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint)
Sire de Fournier in France, Knight of St John, dunm
1.4.2.
Lazzaro de Fournier 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint)
Sire de Fournier in France - See Below.
1.4.3. Rosa de Fournier, married 1696 to Giuseppe Rolando, with issue.
1.4.3.1. Francesco Rolando, married to Vincenza N, with issue.
1.4.3.1.1. Giuseppe Rolando, married to Maria N, with issue.
1.4.3.1.1.1. Francesco Rolando, married 1822 Valletta to Maria Speranza, with issue.
1.4.3.2. Giovanna Rolando, married 1727 Vittoriosa to Giuseppe Gianse.
1.4.4.
Antonia de Fournier married.,
1699 to Carlo Daniele Castriota.
1.4.5.
Gioacchino de Fournier, 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint)
Sire de Fournier in France married Maria, with issue.
1.4.5.1.
Bartolomea de Fournier, married 1729 to Don Giacomo dei Duchi Seravalli of Termini,
Sicily.
1.4.5.2.
Ignazio de Fournier, married 1722 Senglea to Graziulla
Durante.
1.4.5.3.
Aloisea de Fournier, married 1736 Birgu to Filippo Bonello.
1.5. Fra. Giacomo de Fournier, 2nd (joint) Comte et 23rd (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, Knight of the
Order of St John, dunm 1716.
2. ( Second Marriage) Louis-Charles de Fournier, Sire de la Chapelle. (a female descendant had married a illegitimate descendant of
King Louis XIV the Sun King of the 18th century).
Footnote #1: The Fournier tradition claims that
Jacobo-Guillame de Fournier was a descendant of the French Lords de Fourniers,
of whom Jacques Fournier (Pope Benedict XII died 1342) was a member. This
family hailed form Avignon, France and enjoyed the title of Comte.
Various authentic copies exist of a grant dated December 1429 by King Charles
VII of France of a coat of arms and nobility to St. Jeanne dÕArc and her family
(given the surname "du Lys") including the descendants of her
brothers Jacquemin, Jean, and Pierre out of gratitude for Joan of Arc's
military victories. This grant allowed for the transmission of noble status
through both the male and female lines. This had the practical effect of
allowing them to pass their status to all of their descendants.In
fact, it is amply recorded that two descendants of Pierre de LysÕs daughter
namely Robert Le Fournier (the Baron of Tournebeu) and his nephew Lucas
du Chemin (the Lord of Feron), successfully petitioned King Henry II of
France in October 1550 for a confirmation of transmission of nobility to them
under the terms of the aforesaid patent of nobility dated December 1429.
Footnote #2: It appears that the Maltese branch are of a
younger branch of the Counts Fournier and are descended from Geronimo Fournier
a merchant based
in Trapani, Sicily. It is not amiss to note that Geronimo's brother was Fra.
Giacomo de Fournier, a Knight of the Order of St John, which may have been an
incentive for prompting Geronimo to leave Sicily and settle in Malta..
Footnote #3: GeronimoÕs descendant Lazzaro married Arietta
de Pausier, and some of their descendants adopted the surname ÒFournier de
PausierÓ(See below).
Lazzaro Fournier, 3rd (joint) Comte et 24th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, married 1705 to Arietta de Pausier, (Daughter of
Giuseppe de Pausier, Merchant of
France and Maria Decos)
1. Giorgio Fournier, 4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, 1st Count
Fournier and 1st Barone de Pausier - See Below.
2. Aloiseo
Fournier, 4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint)
Sire de Fournier in France, married to Anna Borg, with issue
2.1. Mattia Fournier, married 1758 Porto Salvo, Valletta, to Francesco
Calleja, ("del Luogo detto
Bousett" of Marseglia).
2.2. Fortunata Fournier., married 1747 to Gaspare Danza, with issue.
2.2.1. Margherita Danza, married 1774 Valletta to Gio Batta Misura, with issue.
2.2.1.1. Angela Misura,. married 1792 Valletta to Filippo Azzopardi.
2.3. Antonio Fournier., 5th
(joint) Comte et 26th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, married 1748 at San
Paolo, Valletta to Anna Borg., with issue.
2.3.1. Maria Fournier., married 1813
Valletta to Ignazio Cauchi.
2.4. Pasquale
Fournier, 5th (joint) Comte et 26th (joint)
Sire de Fournier in France, married 1759 to Paolina Alessi,
with issue.
2.4.1. Aloisea Fournier, (1761-), married 1770 to Antonio Alunno di Sayd.
2.4.2. Elisabetta Fournier.,
(1763-), married 1770 to Giuseppe Alunno di Sayd.
2.4.3. Maria Antonia Fournier, (1766-), married to Antonio Pellegrino, with
issue.
2.4.3.1. Emmanuela Pellegrino,
married 1825 Valletta to Antonio Fenech.
2.4.3.2. Annunciata Pellegrino,
married 1812 Valletta to Michele Dalli of Naples.
2.4.3.3. Lucrezia Pellegrino,
married 1815 Valletta to Antonio Ga of Sicily.
2.4.4. Dun. Enrico Fournier, (1769-1819), 5th (joint) Comte et 26th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France ÒPriestÓ, dunm.
2.5. Anna Margarita Fournier, married 1745 Vittoriosa to Don Alessandro Andrea Ferrandez y Castiglione.
3. Giovanni Fournier, 4th (joint) Comte et 25th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, married (1) 1727
Porto Salvo, Valletta to Teresa Stellini. Married (2) 1734 Porto Salvo,
Valletta to Caterina Caruana Mallia., with issue.
3.1. Bartolomeo Fournier., 5th (joint) Comte et 26th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France, married 1779 to Vincenza Lauder., with issue.
3.1.1. Lazzaro Fournier (1782-1839), 6th (joint) Comte et 27th (joint) Sire de Fournier in France"Alleged" migrated to Imperia Russia and Created Marquis Fournier and to his descendants by Tsar Paul I 1799 and Knight of St George of Russia and St John of Malta, 6th President of Russian Maltese Chamber of Nobility, married 1812 to Duchess Sophia Apapov, with issue.
3.1.1.1. MarquisPierre Fourniersky, (1815-1853), 2nd Marquis, married 1835 to Princess Sophia Sceberrasky, with issue.
3.1.1.1.1. Marquis Lazzaro Fourniersky, (1838-1889), 3rd Marquis, Knight of St John of Malta in Russia, dunm.
3.1.1.1.2. Marchionessa Sophia Fourniersky, (1841-), married 1860 to Count Alexis Carbottsky.
3.1.1.1.3. Marquis Louis Fourniersky, (1844-1919).4th Marquis, 25th and last President of Russian Maltese chamber of nobility, married 1862 to Baroness Anna Preziosisky, with issue.
3.1.1.1.3.1. Marchioness Sophia Fourniersky, (1864-), married 1882 to Baron Frederick Staal von Holsten.
3.1.1.1.3.2. Marchioness Marie Fourniersky, (1866-), married 1885 to Baron George Staal von Holsten.
3.1.1.1.3.3. Marchioness Tatiana Fourniersky, (1869-), married to a Russia nobleman.
3.1.1.1.4. Marquis Nicholas Fourniersky, (1847-1904), married 1866 to a Russian noblewomen, with issue.
3.1.1.1.4.1. Marchioness Antonia Fourniersky, (1869-), married 1892 to Count Sughtelen.
3.1.1.1.4.2. Marchioness Olga Fourniersky, (1872-), married 1895 to Baron Wallen.
3.1.1.1.4.3. Marquis Pierre Fourniersky, (1875-1918), Knight of St John of Malta in Russia, dunm.
3.1.1.1.4.4. Marchioness Marie Fourniersky, (1879-), married 1899 to Baron von Lauden.
3.1.1.1.5. Marquis Grigor Fourniersky, (1850-1927 Sweden), 5th Marquis, married 1872 to Baroness Davida von Mahtz, with issue.
3.1.1.1.5.1. Marquis Louis Fourniersky, (1876-1857), 6th and Last Marquis, fled to Sweden, dunm.
3.1.1.1.5.2. Marchioness Catherine Fourniersky, (1879-), married 1895 to Baron von Fejnk.
3.1.1.2. Marquis Louis Fourniersky, (1818-1849), Knight of St John of Malta in Russia, dunm.
3.1.1.3. Marquis Antonio Fourniersky, (1821-1849), Knight of St John of Malta in Russia, dunm..
3.1.1.4. Marchioness Caterina Fourniersky, (1827-), married 1840 to Baron Alessandri Preziosiky.
3.2. Loreta Fournier., married 1779 Valletta to Nobile Giuseppe Grimaldi of Sicily, with issue.
3.2.1. Nobile Louisa Grimaldi, married 1820 to Constantine Niarchos.,
with issue.
3.2.2. Nobile Antonia Maria Grimaldi.,
"Nun"., dunm in Catania Sicily.
3.2.3. Nobile Aloisea Maria
Grimaldi, married 1823 Salerno, Italy to Alessandro Alunna di Said.
3.2.4. Nobile Ursula Grimaldi.
3.2.5. Nobile Bianca Sophia Grimaldi.,
"Nun", dunm in Palermo Sicily.
3.2.6. Nobile Luigi Carlo Grimaldi,
married 1847 to Princess Maria Luisa Bertoleoni, with issue.
3.2.6.1. Nobile Luisa Grimaldi, (1848-83), married 1865 to Giuseppe di Bertoleoni.
3.2.6.2. Nobile Pasquala Grimaldi, (1849-1921), mistress to King Carlo I of
Tavalara.
3.2.6.3. Nobile Stefania Grimaldi, (1852-1950), married 1877 to Prince Salvatore
Bertoleoni.
3.2.7. Nobile Georgiana Grimaldi.
3.2.8. Nobile Natathie Grimaldi.
3.2.9. Nobile Athena Grimaldi.
4. Margherita Fournier, married 1739 Valletta to Carmelo Pisano, with issue.
4.1. Maria Pisano, married 1756 Valletta to Francesco Mamo, with issue.
4.1.1. Giovanna Mamo, married 1793 Valletta to Giovanni Mizzi.
4.1.2. Anna Mamo, married 1795 Valletta to Antonio de Gabriele Olivier.
4.2. Aloisea Pisano, married 1759 Valletta to Gaetano Psaila, with issue.
4.2.1. Fortunata Psaila, married 1776 Valletta to Ambrosio Losco.
4.3. Grazio Pisano, married 1766 Valletta to Teresa Borg, with issue.
4.3.1. Caterina Pisano, married 1795 Valletta to Palmo Camenzuli, with issue.
4.3.1.1. Salvatore Camenzuli, married 1821 Valletta to Modesta Compagno.
4.3.1.2. Benedetto Camenzuli, married 1846 Valletta to Maria Galdies.
4.3.2. Carmelo Pisano, married (1) 1807 Valletta to Maria Madiona, married (2) 1814 Valletta to Caterina Gauci.
4.3.3. Antonia Pisano, married (1) 1788 Birkirkara to Michel Angelo Bugeja, married (2) 1800 Birkirkara to Francesco Zammit.
4.3.4. Vincenza Pisano, married 1800 Birkirkara to Gio Maria Debono.
4.3.5. Maria Anna Pisano, married 1801 Valletta to Francesco Ricca.
4.3.6. Paola Pisano, married 1801 Valletta to Salvatore Schembri Calafato.
4.3.7. Maria Pisano, married (1) to Paolo Garzin, married (2) 1805 Valletta to Paolo Gatt.
4.3.8. Margherita Pisano, married 1808 Valletta to Conte Antonio Depares.
* Giorgio Fournier de Pausier, (4th joint
Comte et 25th joint Sire de Fournier), 1st Barone Òde PausierÓ, (Created 1768 in the Austrian Empire), 1st Conte
Fournier (Cr:1770 in the Austrian Empire), Married 1733 to Aloisea Sant, (The Sister of the
First Count Sant), with issue
1. Conte Lazzaro Fournier, 2nd
Conte. - See Below.
2. Conte Gaetano Fournier, (1738-..), married 1775 to Clothilde Durante (Dorell),
(See de Vaccaro) with issue.
2.1. Contessa Caterina
Fournier,
2.2. Contessa Margherita Fournier
2.3. (illegitimate with Maria Santo Chierico, wife of Salvatore Brignone) Aloiseo Brignone, married 1804 to Antonia Bagari, with issue
2.3.1.
Sig. Gaetano Brignone, (1806 - 1885), married 1824 to Sylvia Gatt, with issue
2.3.1.1. Charlotte
Brignone, married 1859 Southampton, England to Lieut. Edward Somerville (of the
Somerville Baronets of England), R.M.A, with issue
2.3.1.1.1. Rose-Marie
Somerville-Brignone, married 1881 Northampton, England to Capt. Andrew Ross,
R.N, with issue
2.3.1.1.1.1. Capt. Charles Ross-Brignone R.N, (1889-1945), married 1943 Northampton, England to
Amelia Harper Steward, with issue
2.3.1.1.1.1.1. Anne Marie
Ross, (1945-, married 1972 Northampton, England, to Hon Edward Stephen Scott-Ellis, LLB, with issue
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.1. Dr. Thomas Stephen Brignone
Scott-Ellis, M.A, Ph.D., (1975- Sydney, married 2003 Sydney, Australia, to Miss
Belinda Vassallo, LL.B (Macq).,
with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.
Gavin Harper Scott-Ellis, (2004- Sydney.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.2. Patrick Ross Scott-Ellis, (2006- Sydney.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.3. Tamara Vassallo Scott-Ellis, (2009 Sydney -.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.1.4. Atticus Scott-Ellis, (2014 Sydney -.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.2. Christian Sommerville Scott-Ellis, L.L.B, (1977- ., married 2009 Sydney to Georgiana Jackson LLB, with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.2.1. Daniela Jackson Scott-Ellis, (2012 Sydney -.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.2.2. Amelia Brignone Scott-Ellis, (2017 Sydney -.
2.3.1.1.1.1.1.3. Stephen Andrew Steward Scott-Ellis, LLB, LLM, (1981 Sydney -., married 2012 Sardinia (Under Spanish Law) to Gavin Benjamin Henschke, B.Com, MA, CPA.
2.3.1.1.1.1.2. Andrew Ross Brignone, (1949 -.
2.3.1.1.1.2. Eliza Ross. (1883-1923), dunm.
2.3.1.1.1.3. Victoria Ross. (1886-1943), dunm.
2.3.1.1.1.4. Edward Ross. (1891-1975) R.N. , moved to Wellington, New Zealand in 1910. Married 1909 to
Fanny Fairfax, with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.4.1.
Andrew Ross, (1912-43), died at Egypt during WW11. dunm.
2.3.1.1.1.4.2. Charles Ross, (1913-69), married 1945 Wellington, New
Zealand to Rose Marie Clarke, with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.4.2.1. Andrew Ross-Clarke, (1946-74) killed in a motor accident
in N.Z, married 1971 at Wellington NZ to Mary Thompson, with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.4.2.1.1.
Charles Ross-Clarke LL.B, (1973-, married 2000 at Wellington NZ to Stacey
Allard, with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.4.2.1.1.1.
Andrew IV Ross-Clarke, (2002-.
2.3.1.1.1.4.2.1.1.2.
Rochelle Ross-Clarke, (2005-.
2.3.1.1.1.4.3.
Andrew Ross, (Priest), (1916-2001), dunm
2.3.1.1.1.4.4. Rose-Marie Ross,
(1915-, married 1946 at Wellington, NZ to Jack Stanley, with issue.
2.3.1.1.1.4.5. Fanny-Marie Ross, (1919-96), married 1948 at Wellington NZ
to Nicholas Simpson of Fiji Islands, with issue.
2.4. (illegitimate) Costanza de Fournier, married 1788 to Gio Batta Gonzi.
3. Contessa Diane Fournier, (1736-..), married 1772 to Don Alessandro de Platamone, Noble of Licata, Governor of
Licata, with issue.
3.1. Donna Flora de Platamone, married 1801 to Don. Angelo Pileri., with issue.
3.1.1. Donna Alessandra
Pileri, (1803-56), 'Nun', dunm.
3.1.2. Don Giorgio Pileri, (1805-67)., married 1845 to Georgina dei Conti Preziosi., with issue.
3.1.2.1. Don Angelo Pileri,
(1846-)., dunm.
3.1.2.2.
Donna Christina Pileri, (1848-)., dunm.
3.1.2.3. Donna Angela Maria Pileri, (1850-), married 1867 to Thomas Bonici.
3.1.2.4.
Donna Ursula Pileri, (1852-)., married to Thomas Fontani.
4. Contessa Annuzationa Fournier, (1733-86), married 1776 to Gaetano Hefner
5. Conte Fra. Peppino
Fournier, (1741-87). Knight of the Order of St John.
6. Contessa Franca Fournier, (1744-..), dunm.
7. (illegitimate or Slave!) Giovanna de Fournier (Noted as "Manumesio" View Adami Collection Vol:19, pp. 149), married 1767 at San Paolo, Valletta to Michelangelo di Giovanni. (Also a "Manumesio"), with issue.
7.1. Gabriele di Giovanni, married 1787 Senglea to Caterina Lanzun, with issue.
7.1.1. Giuseppe di Giovanni, married (1) 1812 Rabat Gozo to Rosina Lanzon, married (2) 1821 Senglea to Francesca Olivier de Puget.
Footnote #1: Giorgio Fournier de Pausier applied for a title and that by letters
patent bearing date the 31st March 1768, the title of Barone was
conferred by Empress Maria Theresa on Giorgio Fournier de Pausier. The patent
issued, at the granteeÕs request, runs thus:- Te supradictum
Georgium Fournier in numerum, consortium, coetum, ordinem, atque Baronum
dignatatem assumimus, teque una cum filiis tuis atque posteris virilis sexus,
ex legitimo thoro natis atque nascituris in infinitum, primogeniali ordine
semper servato, Baronem ac Barones Regnorum et Provinciarum nostrarum facimus,
nominamus atque creamus. (See:- Correspondence and
Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the claims and grievances of
the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both Houses of Parliament by
Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) (See Report Paras.
205-208). Although published sources refer to
this title as Barone de Pausier it is clear that that is a misnomer as
the title granted was of Barone and not Barone de Pausier.. However, the accepted form is
used here so as to distinguish it from other dignities enjoyed by the granteeÕs
family. At Maltese Law this title of Barone (de Pausier) is only a
foreign title and, as such, it can be considered for the purposes of precedence
in Malta only if registration or Magistral recognition has been achieved in accordance
with the rules of 1739 and 1795 as enacted by Grand Masters Despuig and Rohan.
In this case, this title granted to Fournier de Pausier in
1768 was never registered in Malta, nor does it appear to have received
direct recognition for the Grand Masters who ruled Malta. (See:- Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed
to enquire into the claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878,
presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) Unfortunately, the 1878 report is not helpful in indicating whether
Empress Maria Theresa granted this title in her German or Italian provinces, or
elsewhere, nor does it indicate the place where the title was applied for, or
where it was granted. On the other hand, it is helpful in indicating that the
1768 remainder reads posteris virilis sexus, ex legitimo thoro natis atque
nascituris in infinitum, primogeniali ordine semper servato . Upon a further reading of the
1878 report, it results that two years later Giorgio Fournier de Pausier
received another title of Conte (see footnotes below) where the grantor
is described as the same Empress Maria Theresa, and that that title was
granted in the Kingdom and Provinces of Germany. This however is not
necessarily conclusive proof of the relative jurisdiction as the 1878 Report
also describes yet another title granted by the same Empress in the same year
1770 but in the Italian Provinces annexed to the German Empire.
Footnote #2: Another title, this time one of Conte was conferred upon the said
Giorgio Fournier de Pausier by the same Empress Maria Theresa, by a patent
given at Vienna on the 29th January 1770. The grant was made to the said
Giorgio Fournier de Pausier, in the Kingdom and Provinces of Germany with
succession to his children and descendants of the male sex, whether born or to be born from lawful wedlock, according to the order
of primogeniture. The following is the operative clause of the patent of
creation:- Teque una cum filiis tuis atque posteris
virilis sexus, ex legitimo thoro natis atque nascituris, in infinitum,
primogeniali ordine servato, Comitem ac Comites Regnorum et Provinciarum
nostrarum, facimus, nominamus atque creamus. (See:-
Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the
claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both
Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) (See Report Paras.
209-215; Suppemental Report Part III; Letter of Hicks-Beach at pages 59-60 of
Report). At Maltese Law this title of Conte (Fournier) is
only a foreign title and, as such, it can be considered for the purposes of
precedence in Malta only
if registration or Magistral recognition has been achieved
in accordance with the rules of 1739 and 1795 as enacted by Grand Masters
Despuig and Rohan. In this case, it appears that the 1770 title granted to
Fournier de Pausier was in fact registered in the Cancelleria, and in
the High Court of the Castellania. Although published sources refer to
this title as Conte Fournier it is clear that that is a misnomer as the
title granted was of Conte and not Conte Fournier. However, the
accepted form is used here so as to distinguish it from other dignities enjoyed
by the granteeÕs family. The 1878 Commissioners had difficulty in ascertaining
whether the remainder of this 1770 grant, albeit providing for succession by
Primogeniture, allowed a male descending from a female descendant of the
grantee, to enjoy the title. In fact the 1878 Commissioners never reached a
decision about the matter. It appears however that this
latter question was resolved by the British Secretary of State (see
below).
* Lazzaro Fournier, (5th joint Comte et 26th Sire de Fournier), 2nd Barone Òde PausierÓ, 2nd Conte Fournier, married to Modesta dei Baroni Gauci-Azopardi di Buleben, with issue.
1. Contessa Luigia
Fournier. - See Below.
2. Contessa Stefania
Fournier, (1788-., married 1820 to Odoardo
Mallia Tabone dei Marchesi di Fiddien.
3. Conte Giorgio
Fournier, (1784-95), Contino Fournier, d.inf.
4. Conte Guiliame
Fournier, (1786-1812), Contino Fournier, married 1811 to Aloisea Carbott., dsp.
5. (illegimate with
Mrs Vianna Hili, the Housekeeper) Loretta de Fournier (Hili), married
1807 Valletta to Vincenzo Zammit., with issue.
5.1. Lazzaro Zammit., married 1840 to Louisa Barbaro, with issue.
5.1.1.
Vincenzo Zammit, (1844-.
5.1.1.1.
Nathalie Zammit, married 1892 to Edwardo
Bertoleoni.
5.1.2. Jerome
Zammit, (1846-.
5.1.3.
Antoinette Zammit, (1849-., married 1871 to Giorgio
Bertoleoni.
5.1.4.
Marianna Zammit, (1851-.
5.1.5.
Vittoria (Tamara) Zammit, (1855-. married 1873 to Carlo
Bertoleoni.
5.2. Susanna Zammit., married 1839 to Michele Gauci.
5.3.
Antoinette Zammit., married 1843 to Simone Barbaro.
5.4.
Georgiana Zammit., dunm.
5.5. Vincenzo
Zammit., dunm.
5.6. Enrico Zammit., dunm.
5.7. Luigi Zammit., dunm.
5.9. Stefano Zammit., married 1845 to Fiametta Fabre, with issue.
5.9.1. Vianna
Zammit, (1847-.
5.9.2. Anne
Zammit, (1849-
.
5.9.3. Edith
Zammit, (1851-.
5.10. Caroline
Zammit., married 1840 to Stephano Ruffo.
Footnote #1:
It appears that the 1878 Commissioners were slightly confused about Lazzaro
FournierÕs identity or even his very existence. In their first report, the
commissioners reported: Giorgio Fournier, the person first ennobled, left
Lazzaro Sant , who died without any son to whom the
title might descend, but leaving only one daughter, Luigia Sant, the present
claimant's mother. Later, in their Supplemental Report, the same
Commissioners said thus: The first titled person Giorgio Fournier had no male issue, but left one daughter,
Luigia wife of Baldassare Sant, of whom Lazzaro Sant, the present claimant, is
the first-born son. (See:-
Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the
claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both
Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) (See Report
Paras. 209-215; Suppemental Report Part III; Letter of Hicks-Beach at pages
59-60 of Report).
With Permisson from the Artist and Illustrator - Kenneth Zammit Tabona.
*
Luigia Fournier, (died 1858), 3rd Baronessa de Pausier "Contessa
FournierÓ, married 1811 to Conte Baldassare Sant, 3rd (joint 3rd) Count Sant , with issue.
The Sant Fournier genealogy continues here: ---->
Footnote #1:
As indicated above, the 1768 title granted Giorgio Fournier de Pausier is to
follow the order of primogeniture. On the basis of the genealogical chart, the
primogenial descendant of Giorgio Fournier de Pausier, the then primogenial
descendant was a woman, namely Luigia Fournier wife of Baldassare Sant. As it
does not result where the 1768 title was granted, one assumes that there is
nothing which prevented an artificial agnation allowing Luigia Fournier and her
descendants to enjoy the title of Barone (de Pausier) by order of
Primogeniture.
Footnote #2: The same cannot be said in regard to the 1770 title of Conte granted
to Fournier de Pausier as that grant is amply described in the 1878 report of
the Royal Commissioners. In the first place, it is clear from the terms of the
grant that the title cannot be enjoyed but by male members of the granteeÕs
family. In fact the Commissioners themselves observed that the relative
remainder only allows the male sex to succeed. Published sources show the
aforesaid Luigia Fournier as having enjoyed the title. This is patently not
consistent with the terms of the 1770 grant. It will be recalled that in
analogous situation (barone della Marsa), the 1878 Commissioners held
that the formula tuisque descentibus masculis tribuimus concedimus et donamus excluded a female from succeeding a title
granted in such terms.
Footnote #4: As indicated above, the 1878 Commissioners deliberated at length whether
the title could be enjoyed by a male descendant who could
only claim through an intermediate female descendant. They argued that
had this title been created by a local sovereign, the question would present
little difficulty, but in the present case, the claim must be considered under
the German Feudal Law in force at the time of the issuing of the patent of this
title. It appears that the 1878 Commissioners made some exasperating searches
to ascertain the legal effects of a grant issued in Austria towards the close
of the 18th century and limited to the male descendants of a person and concluded
that because of inadequate information they did not feel justified in
expressing any opinion on this point. The Commissioners however did point out
that there is in the grant to Giorgio Fournier no clause proving that on the
failure of the granteeÕs male line, the son of the surviving female descendant
should succeed to the title. Consequently, they indicated that this may mean that the will and intendment of the grantor was to limit the
succession to the title originally conferred on Giorgio Fournier to his male
descendants belonging to his male line. However, they added that it may be
significant that the 1770 title granted to Fournier was based in the Kingdom
and Provinces of Germany and not in the Italian Provinces annexed to the German
Empire. In the latter grant, a condition is attached by which the grantee is
required to purchase a fief in Lombardy, a condition which
does not appear in the patent granted to Giorgio Fournier. Because they did not
feel fully acquainted with the laws and statutes in force in the German Empire
and its Italian dependencies, in or about the year 1770, the 1878 Commissioners
refrained from expressing an opinion as regards to this issue. The issue
appears to have been resolved by the British Secretary of State for the
Colonies in the following terms: In this case, if the patent had issued in
Malta or in Sicily, I gather than the claim would have been allowed under the
rules of feudal law recognized in those States, and therefore without offering
any opinion as to the strict legal effect which would be given to the patent at
Vienna, and without prejudice to any future legal decision upon its meaning, should
it ever be called in question in a court of law, I feel that I may reasonably
permit the claimant and his successors, for the purpose of precedence, to take
the place to which they would be entitled under the principles of legal
interpretation applicable to the grant if it had emanated in 1770 from the
Sicilian or Maltese Sovereign authority. (See:-
Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the
claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both
Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) (See Report Paras.
209-215; Suppemental Report Part III; Letter of Hicks-Beach at pages 59-60 of
Report).
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Grant of Barone (de Pausier) (1768
Grant)
* Titled:
Stephen Sant Fournier, as the 9th Barone
*
Successor: (his eldest son) Tyler Sant Fournier as the Baroncino
Special
Terms: Te
supradictum Georgium Fournier in numerum, consortium, coetum, ordinem, atque
Baronum dignatatem assumimus, teque una cum filiis tuis atque posteris
virilis sexus, ex legitimo thoro natis atque nascituris in infinitum,
primogeniali ordine semper servato, Baronem ac Barones Regnorum et
Provinciarum nostrarum facimus, nominamus atque creamus
Grant of Conte
(Fournier) (1770 Grant)
* Titled:
Stephen Sant Fournier, as the 8th Count
* Successor: (his eldest son) Tyler Sant Fournier as the Contino.
also
1878 decision of the British Secretary of State for the Colonies)
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Other titles
enjoyed by the Sant Fournier family (brackets show family of origin)
Conte Sant (Sant, 1770)
Conte Tagliaferro (Tagliaferro,
1892)
Additional
Information
* (De Jure Count
Sant) - Titled: Stephen Sant Fournier, Count Sant Fournier, as the
primogeniture went to Lazzaro Sant and his
descendants and several documents state that the Count title belongs to the
Sant Fourniers. This providing a possibility that all male to
male descendants of the 1st Count Sant are entitled under the Germanic
system as Counts (Graf) within the order of primogeniture.
All male to male descendants can style Counts (Graf) and daughters can style Countess (Contessa, Grdfin), but not their descendants. Though in the direct line, inheritance may
be accepted via female line as the Count Sant of the Holy Roman Empire and in
Malta. Another example is the Head of the Sant Manduca line, John Mary dei
Conti Sant Manduca was accepted by HRH, Duca di Calabria as Count, thus pushing
further the acceptance to all male descendants. All Spouses can style Countess
(Contessa, Grdfin).
Both in Malta
and under the Germanic Empire (Austria Lombardy was part of) would naturally
accept one holder as the head of the lineal descent, and further acceptance by
descent for all existing male descendants in the legitimate line as Counts, Grdf..
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