Naucelles

Naucelles is a common French, located in the department of the Cantal and the area Auvergne.

Geography

History

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Parish church Saint-Christophe who gave his name to the parish (Nova concealed) and which depended on the Saint-Géraud abbey of Aurillac. Ogival style, bell-tower with comb, of the collateral vaults, a retable of furnace bridge and a gilded wood piéta.

Turn of the 11th century, which belonged to the syseme of defense of the Abbey of Aurillac. Currently the town hall.

Private castles; - of Cologne; Apparenait with the family Browned, or of Brown at the 14th century. Passes by succession in the families of Mazerolles, Saint-Martial, Sartiges, then of Montsalvy. Bought in 1548 per François de Scorailles, to equip his/her Francoise daughter who brings it in dowry to François of Robert de Lignerac. who gives it to his Jeanne daughter who marries towards 1620 Annet de Plas de Curemonte. It is then bought by the college of the Jesuits of Aurillac which will keep it until the Revolution.

- of Monthely; Belonged to the family of this name, then with the families of the Room of Ytac and Conquans. It is then had at the 19th century by the Majonenc family which rebuilds it in the style of the Consulate, then by successions in the family Delzons and Lapeyre.

- of Claux. Belonged since the 15th century to the family of Veyre whose branch had Réginie. It passes then to Jeanne Delsol, married to Joseph Grasset, officer, mayor of Mauriac, which rebuilds it, and whose wire sell it about 1850 with the Grognier family.

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Cantal

External bonds

Naucelles on the site of the national geographical Institute
Naucelles on the site of INSEE
Naucelles on the site of Quid
Localization of Naucelles on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Naucelles on Mapquest

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