Saint-Guyomard

Saint-Guyomard is a common French, located in the department of the Morbihan and the area Brittany.

Geography

History

Saint-Guyomard comes from Breton the Win-Ho-March (the man with horse), translated thereafter into Guyonvarch. Saint-Guyomard is a dismemberment of the parish of Sérent which had formerly three Trier (the Rock, Lizio and thus, Saint-Guyomard). Since 1542, this trève was also called Saint-Maurice, the priests by writing the name: " Saint-Dyomart" , tradition which continued until 1726

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

the castle of Brignac
Court of Bovrel:

This castle or Court of Bovrel (XV-16th century) was the seat of the seigniory of Bovrel or Botvrel, having formerly right of high, average and low justice. The field was successive property of the families Comenan, Rosmadec (1500) and Olivier (1681). At the time of the Reformation of 1536, the seigniory passed to the families of Quistinic then, by alliance, Rosmadec. In 1681, Anne de Goulaine yields her seigniory of Bovrel to Sebastien of Olivier of which one of downward, Marie Philippe de Lollivier de Saint-Maur, will be decapitated in Paris in June 1794. After the Revolution, the field, passing to the hands families Trégouet, Bracket, Brusq, sees the birth of the writer Joseph Marie Loaisel de Tréogate (1752-1812). From the years 1970, the place will become a cultural hearth of Art and Craft industry. Its beautiful door is crowned of an accodance with hook and on both sides, high carved pinnacles. The gate in handle of basket is closed by a wrought iron door: at its top throne a blazon.

the Vault St Maurice
the Fountain
the Menhir of Coennely

Vice-chancellors of the parish

Name First name Function Beginning of Fine mandate of mandate

The FRAMEWORK Sylvestre Sub-priest 1602 02/1623

VALIANT Yves Sub-priest 1623 01/1626

MAROT Julien Sub-priest 01/1626 1639

DROUIN Jean Cleaned 05/1639 07/1672

BOUEIFFOUX Anselme Cleaned 04/1673 10/1674

BOUEIFFOUX Jean Cleaned 11/1674 03/1682

BOUEIFFOUX Joseph Cleaned 03/1682 04/1687

NAYL Guillaume Cleaned 12/1688 02/1689

THEBAUD Julien Cleaned 01/1690 1699

Vincent SEINE Cleaned 07/1700 04/1709

GUYMART Joseph Cleaned 05/1709 10/1728

VALY Pierre François Cleaned 05/1730 09/1732

FAUCHEUX Yves Cleaned 02/1733 11/1734

POWERFUL Mathurin Cleaned 11/1734 08/1775

DREAN Mathurin Jean Cleaned 10/1775 02/1779

BRIEND Christmas Cleaned 05/1779 02/1792

THOMOUX Melaine Vice-chancellor 09/1802 09/1816

FORDOS Rene Joseph Vice-chancellor 1816 1817

DUFRESCHE François Vice-chancellor 1817 1827

JOUBART François Vice-chancellor 1828 1851

Personalities related to the commune

Loaisel de Tréogate Joseph Marie. Wire of Anne-Marie of the Court (buried with the cemetery of Saint-Guyomard in 1762) and of Vincent Joseph Loaisel (buried in 1769, in Malestroit), it was born in 1752 with the manor from Bovrel, (Saint-Guyomard, Morbihan) where it passed his childhood and taken the taste of nature. He wrote many novels and of plays: Florello (1776) regarded as a possible prefiguration of the American novels of another Breton: François Rene de Chateaubriand; the Countess of Alibre (1779); Dolbreuse (1783) where the remorses of a young officer are told; Ainsi finishes large the loves (1788), a title programs: love, therefore, and even epistolary love: the account being held through the only letters of the knight, addressed to a confidant or the loved woman; the Castle of the devil (1793); Lucile de Milcourt , or the cry of the feeling (1794) etc These dark, bucolic and preromantic works to the impassioned and tormented heroes rather frequently make watch geographical allusions founding a close link between characters and novelist. Local mention with the “river of Aoust crossing Malestroit”, with the castle of Dolbreuse which clearly recalls the turns of Largoët to Elven, without counting the fountains, brooks, wood dark and other “cradles of chèvrefeuille” which establish without null ambiguity their author. Rejoined with the Revolution, he becomes dramatic author and sees himself pensioned like such by Convention. He then enters the administration of the stations and continuous to write for the theater. In its death, in Paris, in 1812, it will leave 17 parts. Extracted from Ainsi finish great passions : " I was high in a house of peace; I worts the best of the fathers. I have also a tender mother and a sister cherished; they did not die… I do not have any more but ashes to visit and tears to be spread in the place of my birth: I possédois also a small manor in the middle of the fields, glazing bar, a small orchard. These goods touchans, these days so soft are lost for me; they do not exist any more but in my memory, which will lose soon itself in the abyss of the tems. My goods parens, and their daughter and their unhappy sons, will be forgotten on the ground… nobody will not remember us… "

Michel Hoëllard was born in 1952 in Paris from emigrated parents originating in Launy-Bijus, Saint-Guyomard. He initially wrote for literary reviews. Editor association of the late cultural review and arts person (always) in Arsnumero line of which hangs it, Everyone cannot read Arsnumero , gives enough the tone, he is also the author of a novel and news published in France and Italy (in French and Italian). A novel: the black Moons , ED. Small Vehicle (Nantes) 2001. Epistolary text of which a good part proceeds in the countryside surrounding the Moors of Lanvaux. Perhaps the only erotic novel Breton of which the editor, Cécile Bultez, known as that one leaves the hair in disorder there. News in French reviews: Stur treating nationalist drifts of a soldier lost of the Bezen Perrot ; capital Night in review Novel of the Presses of the Rebirth, technical fair Berlin in review Cargo liner, Im Western nichts neues in Distances, Windows in review urban Practices… And, in Italian volume, in a translation of Anna Berra: Inseguendo the moon , Effigy ED., Milan, 2005. Of this last work, Italian criticism Cristina Tirinzoni could write (in Psychologies): a beautiful discovery. For the fine psychological penetration which, on fulgurating pages, probe the female heart, the waltz of the dreams, capers of the hearts, the desire of a man and, last goal not least, the Breton moor.

See too

Common of Morbihan

External bonds

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

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