Louis III of Bourbon-Cop

See also: Louis de Bourbon

Louis III of Bourbon , Duke of Bourbon, Duke of Montmorency (1668 - 1689) then Duke of Enghien (1689 - 1709), then 6th Prince de Condé, Count de Sancerre (1709 - 1710), count de Charolais (1709), was born with the Hôtel from Cop in Paris the October 18th (October 11th?) 1668 and died with Versailles the May 4th (March 4th?) 1710.

Wire of Henri Jules de Bourbon-Cop (1643 - 1709), 5th Prince de Condé, and of the palatine princess Anne of Bavaria (1648-1723), it was of a morbid constitution, ugly and malfaisant. He was knight of the Holy Spirit (June 2nd 1686), colonel of Bourbon-Infantry (December 28th 1686), brigadier (April 2nd 1690), general lieutenant (May 3rd 1692). He kept the loads inherited his father, but had to fight with the duke of Orleans to preserve his title of “Mister the Prince”, that his/her son Louis Henri gave up. He married the May 24th 1685 Miss de Nantes, girl legitimated of Louis XIV and Madam de Montespan. He had some:

Marie-Anne of Bourbon-Cop (1690 - 1760), abbess of Saint-Antoine-of-Fields;
Louis IV Henri de Bourbon-Cop, future prince de Condé;
Louise Elisabeth de Bourbon-Cop (1693 - 1775), which married in 1713 Louis Armand of Bourbon-Conti (1695-1727);
Louise-Anne of Bourbon-Cop (1695 - 1758), Miss de Sens or Miss de Charolais;
Marie-Anne of Bourbon-Cop, Miss de Clermont (October 16th 1697 - August 11th 1741);
Charles of Bourbon-Cop, count de Charolais, even of France (1700 - 1760);
Henriette de Bourbon-Cop, Miss de Vermandois (January 14th 1703 - September 19th 1772), abbess of Beaumont-the-Turns in November 1733;
Elisabeth de Bourbon-Cop, Miss de Gex (1705 - 1765);
Louis de Bourbon-Cop, count of Clermont-in-Argonne (1709 - 1771).

He died the May 4th 1710, following an attack of apoplexy, whereas he passed in fits with body the New Pont of Paris.

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