Guillaume Martel (II de Saint-Vigor) (VIII de Basqueville), seigneur de Saint-Vigor, seigneur d’Angerville (1386) puis de Basqueville

Lord of Saint-Vigor, Lord of Angerville (from 1386) then of Basqueville (so named in 1396, succeeded his cousin Agnès), King Charles V's valet of honor (12/1369), Captain de Château-Gaillard (briefly, 1369), squire of the company of Robert d´Esneval, lord of Pavelly (watch dated 06/29/1364), knight of the company of Mouton de Blainville, Marshal from France (Tours, 05/09/1371), X à Tombelaine (1372), knight & Chambellan (from 08/01/1377), Guard & Governor of Château-Gaillard (1377, with a pledge of 600 annual gold francs; replaces Louis d'Erneville) Member of the Grand-Conseil Royal (from 05/27/1393 ; maintained 07/28/1406), Porte-Oriflamme de France (~ 03/1414, succeeds Aumont; delivery of the standard on 04/02/1414 ns), X at the headquarters of Compiègne and Soissons (many donations & gratifications of the King: among others the 01/08/1377 & 08/06/1378) (the 05/08/1392 in the forest of Le Mans, it is he who controls the King Charles VI taken of madness, by jumping on his horse and girdling him from behind)

original French edited; seigneur de Saint-Vigor, seigneur d’Angerville (1386) puis de Basqueville, valet d’honneur du Roi Charles V (12/1369), capitaine de Château-Gaillard (1369), écuyer de la compagnie de Robert d’Esneval, seigneur de Pavelly, chevalier de la compagnie de Mouton de Blainville, Maréchal de France, ? à Tombelaine (1372), chevalier & Chambellan, garde & gouverneur de Château- Gaillard (1377), membre du Grand-Conseil Royal (1393-1406), Porte-Oriflamme de France (1414)), ? aux sièges de Compiègne et de Soissons