Suzanne Garrigues d. Bef 1623: JHBL Genealogy

- Bef 1623

Family Anthoine Latrobe, b. Abt 1580, Campsas, Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France , d. Between 1645 and 1654 (Age ~ 65 years)

Married 31 Dec 1605 Montauban, Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France [3]

Notes

According to #146 (1606), Suzanne Garrigues was very young, maybe less than 20, when she eloped with Anthoine Latrobe who was himself rather young, maybe less than 25. To achieve that operation, he was helped by his oldest brother, Hélye. Thus Anthoine's marriage created some trouble between both families, since the complaint of #146 reports about a forced marriage implemented by a priest, Me Jean Fourton, on behalf of Hélye Latrobe, Anthoine Latrobe and Jean Cadurel, but without the consent of Suzanne's mother, Marguerite Prévensier, and of her guardian uncles, Berthomieu and Anthoine Garrigues, after the death of her father, Jehan Garrigues. It seems that the affair reached a happy ending, since an agreement was signed on 13 September 1609, and Anthoine and Suzanne's daughter, probably born afterwards, was given the name of her grandmother, Marguerite. Note that Suzanne's last name, Garrigues, is the one of Montauban's Mayor, M. Roland Garrigues, who welcomed the LIS attendees in his City Hall on May 9th, 1997. Apparently he had harbored no feelings of rancor against the Latrobe family from that old story!

Children

+	1. Pierre Latrobe, d. Bef 1645 [natural]
	2. Guilhalmette Latrobe, d. Bef 1631 [natural]
+	3. Jean Latrobe, d. Aft 13 Dec 1664 [natural]
	4. Marguerite Latrobe, b. Abt 1620 [natural]
	5. Françoise Latrobe, d. Bef 1645 [natural]
	6. Marguerite Latrobe, b. Abt 1609, d. Aft 1648 (Age ~ 40 years) [natural]

Last Modified 20 Jul 2022

Family ID F982 Group Sheet | Family Chart

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Married - 31 Dec 1605 - Montauban, Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France

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Notes

From #245, we conclude that Suzanne Garrigues had died before her mother, Marguerite Prévensier which may have been the reason why her daughters inherited from their grandmother directly. This is confirmed by a recently found document, #215a, showing that the second marriage of Anthoine took place in February 1623, which proves that Suzanne had already died at that date. Susanne Garrigues's father had divorced her mother, Margaret Prévensier, and married Françoise Luguane before his death. Berthomieu Garrigues and Anthoine Garrigues, presumably two paternal uncles, were Suzanne's legal guardians until her majority.

[S95] Michel de Lafon-Boutary, #161 (1609), #253 (1633), #270 (1636), #277 (1638).
[S95] Michel de Lafon-Boutary, #245 (1631), #311 (1645).
[S95] Michel de Lafon-Boutary, #144 (1605), #146 (1606).