de la Roche du Ronzet

[Margaret]

Ancesters of the families De La Roche Aymon and De La Roche Du Ronzet
1179 to 2008
Hi my name is Margaret, I am the grandaughter of Gabriel Felix de la
Roche du Ronzet born in Mauritius 22 April 1889 - Son of Auguste
Francois Marquis de la Roche du Ronzet 1855 - Son of Francois Armond
Marquis de la Roche du Ronzet 1805 - Son of Auguste Armond Marquis de
la Roche du Ronzet 1770 - Son of Francois Auguste Count de la Roche
du Ronzet 1743 - Son of Louis Count de la Roche du Ronzet etc. etc.
I have details dating back to 1179

[Ariel...@gmail.com]

RE: Is in your family registered Teresa de Aguilera y de la Roche by
1658 in Santa Fe, New Mexico?

[Dr. William Hester]

from www.multiwords.de

Dear Margaqret and Ariel,

The details going back to 1189 on the de la Roche family would be of
greatest interest to me.

I have been trying to find out more about the Gilbert de la Roche, who
granted a manor to a William Nicholas about 1280 in Roundway Wiltshire, and
whose daughter Dionisia's great granddaughter married into this Nicholas
family. Perhaps yor records have something on him.


Best regards,


Bill

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An: Roche Family Genealogy
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[britt Dufour]

Hi Margaret
My name is Britt Dartige du Fournet - there are some peolpe in my family tree called de la Roche Aymon - there are from France as I am

[britt Dufour]

Hi Margaret


It seems that one of my great great uncles has married a lady called Jeanne Madeleine Josèphe de La ROCHE du RONZET born in 1745
in Pamplemousses, ILE MAURICE, at the age of 55
   
He was a navy officer on the ship le Fulvy
he was Jean Auguste Thomas Gilles HERMANS, born 4 juillet 1721 - Dinan,22101,Côtes d'Armor,Bretagne, Paroisse St Malo France

Regards

Brittia Dartige du Fournet

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[Edward M. Roche]

I need more information regarding this.  Where is it? 

Edward M Roche

em...@columbia.edu

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[Joe]

Hello.    My name is Joe Roche.  My parents came to the US in 1959.  My dad, Martin Roche is

From Kilkenny, Ireland.  His parents are Thomas and Eileen Roche.   I unfortunately don't

Have a lot of info.   Are we originally French?

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[Adrienne Roche]

Hello Joe

 

The Normans from France invaded Ireland in the 12th century thus most people in Ireland named Roche are descendants. The Normans were descended from a North Germanic race who settled in France & gave their name to Normandy (an area in northern France)

 

Thus those in Ireland with the Roche surname, many of whom emigrated to north America (as your father did) and elsewhere in the world including the UK, will have no recent link with those in France with the surname Roche.

 

Regards, Adrienne Roche

[Paul Roche]

I would caveat one thing in that those of us from Ireland with the name "Roche", are not necessarily descended from the first Norman Roches.  Many peasants took the names of the Lords in the area, including Roche.

Paul Roche

[Adrienne Roche]

Very true (just did not want to overload the basic history lesson!)

[britt Dufour]

Are you the same person who is looking for info about the Roche du Ronzey family?( not the same family)

Britt

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Yes Adrienne , that is true, and some low class peasants who had no name jsut took the name of their Lord so It is impossible to know if one descends from nobility or not,  unless they have documents or do DNA test.... it is not easy...

Britt

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[britt Dufour]

Yes Adrienne , that is true, and some low class peasants who had no name jsut took the name of their Lord so It is impossible to know if one descends from nobility or not,  unless they have documents or do DNA test.... it is not easy...

Britt

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[britt Dufour]

Hi Margaret

The name was Armand ( not Armond) - and yes I am related to them, by a brother of an ancestor

Your went to Mauristius and got married there, so their descendants I guess still live there and became Mauricians...

My side stayed in Brittany .... I am the one who emmigrated, but I was born in France - that why I have perfect French and I am living in Ireland for many years now, so I have a very decent English too

Britt D.D. F.

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[britt Dufour]

Hi Joe

Yes it is possible .... but obviously mix with Irish - You probably know that England and Ireland have been colonised and taken over by the Plantgenet king Henry II in the 12the century and from then on a lot of French ( from Normandy and Brittany) cam over an were given lands and territories by this king and his descendants ( john the first famous by the robin Hood story ) was one of his son...

here are a few websites to help you

http://www.rochetree.com

/pages/home.aspx

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlkik/ihm/irename2.htm

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlkik/ihm/invasion.htm

ps: it does not mean you are an aristocrate as many farmers took the Lords 's name

sort of a clan thing, but not necessaraly blood related to him

Regards

Britt

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[Joe]

Hello.    Thank you.... Very helpful.     

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[Joe]

Thank you.     Darn, always a peasant.     

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[Joe]

Hi Britt.    Thank you.    Very helpful

Best 

Joe

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[britt Dufour]

Glad I could help

Britt

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[Grant Pattison]

Hi. I am a great grandson of Gabriel living in South Africa. I would be really interested in the details you mention back to 1197.

Regards

Grant Pattison