Baron Henri de Lascour,

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When Henri Baron De Lascour was born in 1651, in Marseilles-lès-Aubigny, Cher, Centre, France, his father, Louis de Lascours, was 34 and his mother, Marguerite Dedurand, was 23. He married Helen LaCombe in 1691. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 1 daughter. He died in 1713, in France, at the age of 62.

Children:

• Claude Delascours Male1697–Deceased • Male
• Francois Delascours Male1706–Deceased • Male
• Lady Anne De Lascour Female1710–1760 • Female

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GEDCOM Note

Bio notes: Individual Note [testr.zip] This document is his will. It gives the names of his parents and mentions "ISABEAU DELASCOURS" as his sister, who was married to LOUIS PHILIPON. Their son JACQUES was given the estate which had been inherited by HENRI [THE PRIEST & BARON]. In a separate record, "PHILIPON LOUIS married DELASCOUR ELISABETH 1652" [canebiere.zip ]. Mentioned in the will of HENRI DE LASCOURS, PRIEST (brother of our HENRI'S father, LOUIS DE LASCOURS. I have a copy of this will, courtesy of M. Francois Barby. cj

The armes, shown above, were issued for HENRI DELASCOURS, our Henri's uncle, and JEAN-BAPTISTE DELASCOURS, another uncle. It was sent to me by the author, historian, Guy de Rambaud, who also has roots in Marseille. cj

DESCRIPTION HERALDIQUE: [ARMS] for HENRI DE LASCOURS, PRETRE (PRIEST) and JEAN-BAPTISTE DE LASCOURS, CONSEILLER DU ROY, COMMISSAIRE DES INVENTAIRES: D'azur, a un dextrochere arme d'argent (Blue, with a right arm of silver) mouvant d'une nuee du flanc senestre de meme (issuing from a cloud on the right side and of the same color), tenant une epee en pal aussi d'argent (holding a sword in the middle pannel also of silver), la garde et la poignee d'or (the garde and the handle of gold), et sommee [surmont%C3%A9] d'un soleil de meme (surmounted by a sun of the same color.]" Source: Guy de Rambaud

EXPLAINATION OF HERALDIC SYMBOLS: Blue: The color of the sky. It is the color or emblem of perfection. It symbolizes true aspirations, elevated ideals in victory and success. Silver Right Arm: Refers to the army; stands for honor in duty [Emblem of the honor without spot] Gold: A symbol of generosity and glory. It stands for strength, depth of spirit, of faith, of purity, and of steadfastness. Also denotes love and wisdom.

M sosa LOUIS DELASCOURS, MAYOR OF MARSEILLE ca 1617- M Henri DELASCOURS, CATHOLIC PRIEST ca 1618- F Elisabeth = Isabeau DELASCOURS, SEIGNEURS DELASCOURS ca 1620- M Jean Baptiste DELASCOURS, SEIGNEURS DELASCOURS ca 1621-