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HENRI IV (1553-1610).
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HENRI IV (1553-1610).
P.S. "Henry", Fontainebleau May 31, 1609| countersigned by Secretary of State Martin RUZÉ| oblong vellum. in-4.
Patent in favor of Antoine de LOMÉNIE (1560-1638).
[Son of a Protestant nobleman killed during the St. Bartholomew's Day, Loménie was attached from childhood to the King of Navarre, whom he served with zeal and talent, earning the confidence of the future Henri IV. Having ascended the throne in 1589, the latter soon appointed him secretary to his commands.
To compensate him for the expenses and costs incurred by Loménie in his service to the King, the latter granted him the benefit of the additional revenues generated by the merger of the justice of Monceau [near Avon] with that of Samois and Fontainebleau. In 1606, Loménie succeeded Martin Ruzé as Secretary of State].
The King wished to "recongnoistre les assiduz, continuelz et agreables services que luy a faictz et continue chascun jour le Sr de Loménie,
Conseiller en ses conseils d'estat et privé et secrétaire de ses commandemens, et pour auculnement luy donner moiens de supporter les fraiz et despans qu'il est contrainct de fere au sejour qu'il faict prez sa personne, Sa Majesté, en cas que les officiers de la Justice de Samoys et Fontainebleau soient tenuz pour aulcune chose pour l'augmentation qui a été faicte a leurs offices par union de la justice du Monceau a celle dudict Samoys et Fontainebleau, soit par supplément de finance ou autrement, a accordé et faict don audict Sr de Loménie de tous les deniers qui pourront provenir en "...
P.S. "Henry", Fontainebleau May 31, 1609| countersigned by Secretary of State Martin RUZÉ| oblong vellum. in-4.
Patent in favor of Antoine de LOMÉNIE (1560-1638).
[Son of a Protestant nobleman killed during the St. Bartholomew's Day, Loménie was attached from childhood to the King of Navarre, whom he served with zeal and talent, earning the confidence of the future Henri IV. Having ascended the throne in 1589, the latter soon appointed him secretary to his commands.
To compensate him for the expenses and costs incurred by Loménie in his service to the King, the latter granted him the benefit of the additional revenues generated by the merger of the justice of Monceau [near Avon] with that of Samois and Fontainebleau. In 1606, Loménie succeeded Martin Ruzé as Secretary of State].
The King wished to "recongnoistre les assiduz, continuelz et agreables services que luy a faictz et continue chascun jour le Sr de Loménie,
Conseiller en ses conseils d'estat et privé et secrétaire de ses commandemens, et pour auculnement luy donner moiens de supporter les fraiz et despans qu'il est contrainct de fere au sejour qu'il faict prez sa personne, Sa Majesté, en cas que les officiers de la Justice de Samoys et Fontainebleau soient tenuz pour aulcune chose pour l'augmentation qui a été faicte a leurs offices par union de la justice du Monceau a celle dudict Samoys et Fontainebleau, soit par supplément de finance ou autrement, a accordé et faict don audict Sr de Loménie de tous les deniers qui pourront provenir en "...