Jean VII of Bueil
Jean VII of Bueil (avt 1563 - died in 1638), Count de Sancerre (Jean VI, 1563-1628), Royal Cupbearer of France and knight of the orders of the king, wire of Louis IV and Jacqueline of Trémouille.
Jean VI becomes count de Sancerre in 1563. It served Henri III and Henri IV, during the disorders of the kingdom, led to its expenses, hundred gentilhommes with the Siège of Paris (1588), and demolished a body of Ligueur S, near Gergeau. The lease of the ground of Sancerre is then of thirteen thousand four hundred books. He is count titrates of it at the time of the head office of Sancerre of 1573. Thereafter, Jean VI authorized the Protestant community to build a temple, inside the town of Sancerre, inaugurated on April 15th 1610.
He marries Anne de Daillon, girl of GUI of Daillon, count of Lude, the 3/6/1583. He sells the Comté of Sancerre in 1628.
Jean and Anne have a son: Rene de Bueil.
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