Romigny

Romigny is a common French, located in the department of the Marne and the area Champagne-Ardenne.

History

Site of the paleolithic means and the Neolithic era with many localized sites whose certain prehistoric tools are exposed to the St-Remi Museum of Rheims. " Rominiacus" (towards 840) is strongly influenced by the Carolingian right which still remains in activity until 1117. In 1136, pontifical intervention from Innocent II concerning a conflis between prévoté of Romigny and the count de Roucy; in 1117, the lords of Romigny in Tardenois were: Roger Guenchiz and Hugues de Roucy.

Administration

|- | align=right| March 2001 || Mr Cochemé || Mayor

Demography

Places and monuments

Church Saint M3edard's Day (classified M.H. on August 5th, 1919). To see: Dormition of the virgin (XVIe S.); pulpit of wood (XIXe S.); fabric, Virgin and bishop (?)(XIXe S.); resurrection, fabric (XVIIIe S.); bishop of wood (XVIIe S.); 4 decapitated stone statues; 2 holy women, a bishop, a Saint Eloi (XVIe S.); Patriarch hones some (XVIe S.).

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Marne

External bonds

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

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