Magdalene Guedeville

Not the same as Madeleine Fernel. Not the daughter of Jean-François Fernel, Docteur and his wife Madeleine Tornebüe. Dr. Fernel was real. Magdalene Lullier was fabricated as a wife and mother.

Notes

These are the ancestors of Louis-Phillipe Payzant:

Guillaume Payzant, born c 1565 in Caen, Calvados, France, and died before 1617. Married Anne Guedeville.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Torneb%C3%BCe-1

Madeleine Tornebüe, was the daughter of a conseiller to the Parlement of Paris. She married in 1531, Jean Fernel, who was a physician to the royal court of Henri II, King of France. They had two daughters (there may have been other children, but these are the only 2 to survive him):

1. Marie, the elder, who married Philibert Barjot, also a conseiller to the Parlement;
2. Madeleine, who married Gilles Riant, a lawyer[1]

Death and burial

Madeleine, died perhaps at Fontainebleau in 1558, and her husband Jean apparently only survived her by a month and died there on 26 April 1558. He was buried in the Church of Saint-Jacques de la Bourcherie in Paris.[1]

Sources

1. WikiTree contributors, "Madeleine (Tornebüe) Fernel (abt.1510-abt.1558)," WikiTree: The Free Family Tree, (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Torneb%C3%BCe-1 : accessed 12 January 2024).
   1. de Beauvillé, Victor, Histoire de Montdidier, Livre IV - Chapitre II - Section XXVII. Electronic version, http://santerre.baillet.org/communes/montdidier/v2b/v2b4c02b27.php : viewed 2 February 2017.
   2. Fernald family, Universal International Genealogy and of the Ancient Fernald Families,< Archive.Org >, by Charles Augustus Fernald, published in 1909. “Bizarre genealogy