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Marie-Élisabeth de Ludres was born in 1647 in Ludres, Duchy of Lorraine as the daughter of Jean de Ludres and his wife, born Claude des Salles. [2] She was sent to the Chapitre des dames nobles de Poussay ( Chapter of the Noble Ladies of Poussay ), where she was raised as a secular canoness among other daughters of the local nobility.
Jan 16, 2008 · Isabelle de Ludres; Usage on de.wikipedia.org Liste der Mätressen der Könige und Kaiser von Frankreich; Marie-Elisabeth de Ludres; Usage on en.wikipedia.org Isabelle de Ludres; Usage on es.wikipedia.org Madame de Ludres; Usage on fr.wikipedia.org Isabelle de Ludres; Liste de chapitres nobles de France; Usage on hu.wikipedia.org Isabelle de Ludres
Jul 24, 2022 · Marie-Elisabeth de Ludres, known as Isabelle de Ludres, chanoinesse de Poussay (1647, Ludres - 28 January 1726, Nancy), was a French noble (marquise), lady-in-waiting, canoness (chanoinesse), and royal mistress of Louis XIV of France in 1675-76.
- Ludres
- Ludres, France
- "Isabelle de Ludres"
- February 22, 1647
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A prime example of Madame’s ‘Lorraine ladies’ is Madame da la Val, listed as ‘previously’ femme de chambre in the list of 1672, and recipient of a pension in 1668 (indicating she was already no longer in active service).47 Further investigation in a variety of genealogical resources reveals her as Françoise Bon de Hazelach or d ...
Dec 2, 2015 · Add a one-line explanation of what this file represents. Summary [edit]. Portrait of Isabelle de Ludres (1647-1726) Artist
