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Geneville.svg|House of | 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> | ||
Wijnbergen 534 Geoffroy de Joinville.svg|House of Genevill<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Vaucouleurs and Méry<br>Feudal Barons of 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. --> | Wijnbergen 534 Geoffroy de Joinville.svg|House of Genevill<br><span style="font-size:88%; line-height: 1.3em;">Lords of Vaucouleurs and Méry<br>Feudal Barons of 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. --> | ||
Revision as of 01:07, 24 October 2020
Joinville, Geneville, Genevill, Genevel, Geynville, etc.
- Coat of Arms
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House of Joinville
Lords of Jonville
Hereditary Seneschals of Champagne
Ancient arms adopted from Broyes family in 1150 -
House of Joinville
Lords of Joinville, Sailly, Rimaucourt and Reynel
Hereditary Seneschals of Champagne
Counts of Vaudémont
Lion augmentation awarded by Richard the Lionheart in 1192
- Cadet Branches
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House of Joinville-Sailly
Lords of Sailly, Échenay, Donjeux, Jully-sur-Sarce and Plichancourt
Issued from Guy, 5th son of Geoffroy IV de Joinville -
House of Genevill
Lords of Vaucouleurs and Méry
Feudal Barons of Trim
Barons Genevill
Issued from Geoffroy, 2nd son of Simon I de Joinville from his
2nd marriage
Anglo-Irish branch -
House of Geneville
Lords of Marnay, l'Écluse, Divonne and Gex
Issued from Simon, 3rd son of Simon I de Joinville from his
2nd marriage
Savoy branch -
House of Ianvilla
Lords of Briquenay, Venafro, Alife, Nusco, Civitate and Sant'Angelo dei Lombardi
Counts of Sant'Angelo
Issued from Geoffroy, eldest son of Jean I de Joinville
Neapolitan branch
- Personal Arms
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Jean I de Joinville
Lord of Joinville
Hereditary Senschal of Champagne
Arms variant in Dering Roll -
Pierre de Joinville
Lord of Gex
Eldest son of Simon de Joinville, 3rd son of Simon I de Joinville
Arms variant in Chronicles of Tournoi de Compiègne
