Editing House of Joinville

''Joinville, Geneville, Genevill, Genevel, Geynville, Ianvilla etc.''

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Joinville Ancient.svg|House of Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Jonville<br>Hereditary Seneschals of Champagne<br>Adopted from [[House of Broyes|Broyes family]]<br>Attributed ancient arms</span><!-- There's no record they ever used the exact same design without chief (entirely possible at that time) so separate wording (horsebrays adoption being certain) -->
Joinville.svg|House of Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Joinville, Sailly, Rimaucourt and Reynel<br>Hereditary Seneschals of Champagne<br>Counts of Vaudémont</span><!-- Oldest seal (1182) already has the lion in chief for the lordship of Sailly -->
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Geneville.svg|House of Joinville-Sailly<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Sailly, Échenay, Donjeux, Jully-sur-Sarce and Plichancourt<br>Issued from Guy, 5th son of Geoffroy IV de Joinville</span><!-- Seals are extremely different from this attribution, with different designs for the various lordships -->

Wijnbergen 534 Geoffroy de Joinville.svg|House of Joinville-Vaucouleurs<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Vaucouleurs, Méry, Ludlow and Trim<br>Barons Genevill<br>Issued from Geoffroy, 2nd son of Simon I de Joinville from his<br> 2nd marriage<br>Anglo-Irish branch</span><!-- Eldest son of Geoffroy named Piers/Pierre preceded him but had a daughter Joan/Jeanne (2nd Baroness Genevill) who married Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March...she thus succeeded her grandfather in the English titles and lands. Geoffroy also had a 2nd son Gauthier/Walter whos line continues for a while in Vaucouleurs. Arms representative of this branch is the one in most French sources, English sources consistently give his arms as "azure" rather than "sable". Considering that the earlier branch of Sailly used "azure variant" it would be more reasonable to conclude the French armorials/sources far more credible in this case.  -->

Simon de Joinville.svg|House of Joinville-Gex<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Marnay, l'Écluse <br>and Divonne<br>Barons of Gex<br>Issued from Simon, 3rd son of Simon I de Joinville from his<br> 2nd marriage<br>Savoy branch</span><!-- Arms of Simon de Joinville in Glover's Roll: Sable, a lion Gules issuing out of a chief Argent. Same arms repeats for Pierre, his younger son and proprietor of Marnay. Oddly enough the Gingis family as successors of Divonne quartered their arms with undifferenced arms of Joinville  -->

Jean de Joinville.svg|House of Joinville-Briquenay<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Briquenay, Venafro, Alife, Nusco, Civitate and Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi<br>Counts of Sant'Angelo<br>Issued from Geoffroy, eldest son of Jean I de Joinville<br>Neapolitan branch</span><!-- Issued from Geoffroy de Joinville aka Geoffroy de Briquenay. Geoffroy was the eldest son of Jean I de Joinville from his 1st marriage, Jean also had another son from that 1s marriage also named Jean who did not have issue. Both Geoffroy and Jean preceded their father, furthermore the issue of Geoffroy all also preceded their grandfather who lived to be 93 years, extremely exceptional age for that time. Geoffroy had three sons: Geoffroy from whom the line was established in Italy, Jean who was also in Italy and Guillaume who inherited Briquenay and transmitted it to his daughter Alix who married Jean II Sarrebruck-Commercy bringing Briquenay to that family. From the eldest son of Geoffroy the line continues with said Geoffroy and his son Philippe/Filippo who was granted land in Kingdom of Naples and created Count of Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi.  -->
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Dering 197 Jean de Joinville.svg|Jean I de Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Joinville<br>Seneschal of Champagne<br>''Dering Roll, c. 1279''</span>
Compiegne 74 Joinville.svg|Pierre de Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Gex<br>Eldest son of Simon de Joinville,<br>Lord of Gex and Marnay<br>''Tournoi de Compiègne, 1279''</span>
Guillaume de Joinville 1293.svg|Guillaume de Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Gex<br>''Seal, 1293''</span><!-- Seals of Hugues 1335/39 are too hard to tell for the crown -->
Guy de Joinville 1299.svg|Guy de Sailly<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Sailly<br>''Seal, 1299''</span>
Jean de Joinville 1314.svg|Jean de Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Jully<br>''Seal, 1314''</span><!-- Jean +1321 son of Guillaume lord of Jully, a sub branch of Sailly -->
Jean de Joinville 1314 CS.svg|Jean de Joinville<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Jully<br>''Counterseal, 1314''</span><!-- Similar seal for Robert lord of Sailly and Jully his uncle (Boos VER, does not give the ref though) - Robert's cadet son, Simon has a derived design in Vermandois (with bend+shield) - Probably for lordship of Jully, common possession of both cousins -->
Ogier de Joinville 1360.svg|Ogier de Donjeux<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lord of Donjeux<br>''Seal, 1360''</span><!-- Too hard to tell for ermine spots (entirely possible) -->
<!-- TODO Variants from Vermandois -->
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