The Tail-in-Brie

the Tail-in-Brie is a common French, located in the department the Valley-of-Marne and the area Île-de-France.

Its inhabitants is called the Caudaciens .

Geography

The Tail-in-Brie is in extreme cases of urban fabric of the Parisian east.

National 4: it is crossed by this historical road axis. The city of the Tail-in-Brie is crossed by Morbras.

Districts:

Old village
Pierre Thin layer
Ormoies (1, 2 and 3)
Wood of the waste lands
Violets
Marl-pits
Valley flowered
Town hall - Center Town
Border

Communes bordering:

In the North-West: the Chennevières-on-Marne
In north: Plessis-Trévise
In the east: Pontault-Combault
In the south: Santeny
In south-west: Sucy-in-Brie
In the west: Noiseau and the Ormesson-on-Marne

History

To include/understand the history of the Tail in Brie we are obliged to make a turning by the history of Gournay-sur-Marne on which the châtellenie of the Tail depended.

Towards 1100 Guy II of Montlehery known as " the rouge" , husband of Elisabeth de Crecy is Count de Rochefort (in Yvelines), lord of Châteaufort, Gournay-sur-Marne and Crecy in Brie because of his wife. Seneshal of France (before 1095), he is founder of the priory of Gournay. (E.Lebeau)

It has 6 children of which Agnès of Rochefort which succeeds his/her brother Guy II of Rochefort and gains the whole of its goods including the county of Rochefort and the seigniory of St Arnoult. She marries Anseau de Garlande. Anseau de Garlande (or Ansel), Count de Rochefort in Yvelines east Seneshal of France (1108). He marries in second Agnès weddings of Rochefort from which he has a Agnès girl. He receives in 1107 of prince Louis, future king Louis VI the châtellenie of Gournay-sur-Marne raising since 988 of the county of Melun. and becomes lord of Pontault and Berchères (E.Lebeau). He dies in 1118 at the time of the attack against the castle of Hugues of Puiset, The châtellenie of Gournay returns to his/her younger brother Etienne de Garlande, in his capacity as tutor of its niece Agnès de Garlande.

Agnes de Garlande, (1122-1143) is Comtesse of Rochefort, Dame of Gournay on Marne and Gomets. She marries in first weddings in 1120 Amaury III of Montfort († 1136) which becomes count de Gournay from his wife. Amaury III of Montfort and Agnès de Garlande have three children of which Agnès de Montfort, born in 1123 in Montfort Amaury (78), deceased the 12/22/1181. She is Dame of Rochefort, Baronne of Gournay.

In 1139, Agnes de Garlande remarie with Robert 1st of Dreux (brother of the king Louis VII) which becomes of this fact suzerain of the châtellenie of Gournay on which the Tail in Brie depends.

Agnes de Montfort marries in 1141 Valéran 1st of Meulan born about 1104 in Leicester (England), deceased the 4/9/1166 with Préaux (76).

Valéran 1st of Meulan is also Galéran IV of Beaumont the Roger because he is the son of Robert 1st of Meulan (known as the Industrial tribunal) and of Isabeau de Crépy (Isabelle de Vermandois-Valois), small son of Roger 1st of Beaumont the Roger and Adeline de Meulan, which explains the name change. He is called Galéran II of Meulan in Cartulaire of Notre Dame of the Fields. Married in first weddings with Bienne of England. He admits in 1157 holding Gournay of the king.

1127 Galeran II, count de Meulan, and his wife Agnes. are lords of Gournay, Tail in Brie, of Pontault and Roissy. (St Martin of the Fields N° 287)

At the same time, Mathieu II, count of Beaumont-on-Oise, (#1110 - >1174) Chambrier de France, sons of Mathieu 1st, count of Beaumont-on-Oise and Emme de Clermont, marries in second wedding Adèle (Alix or Aélis) of Luzarches (1130 -) Lady of the Tail in Brie. It had had for first wife Mathilde de Châteaudun (#1125- 6/26/1158) girl of Geoffroy de Châteaudun and Havise de Mondoubleau. (Anselme of co. Marie) .

In 1143, the Knight Harcherus de Cauda (Archer of the Tail one finds its trace of 1127 to 1183)) sells the ground of the Tail in Brie with Constancy, girl of Louis the Large one (1108-1137) and of Adele of Savoy. (Cartulaire St Martin of the Fields n°361 1143-1159) (Chartul. B Maria in Campis £. 40) She marries in 1140 Eustace IV (1127-1153), known as Eustace of Blois, count de Boulogne.qui was crowned king d' Angleterre in 1152. Deceased without child, king Louis the Young person, brother of Constancy, the remarie in 1154 in Raymond V (1134-1194), count de Toulouse of which it has four children. In 1165, they separate. In a letter which she writes with her brother Louis VII after her repudiation, she says: “I left my residence and am returned to me in a village (? the Tail in Brie) in the house of a certain knight (? Harchérus) because I had neither what to eat nor what to give to my servants. The count does not have any care of me and does not provide anything of its fields for my needs. ”

It always carried the quality of queen because of its first husband. It seems that she died in a convent on August 16th, 1176.

According to certain authors, it would have been lady of Montreuil-sous-Bois (93) and on the initiative of the construction of the feudal tower of the Tail-in-Brie

1166 Deaths of Galeran II of Meulan - Agnes de Montfort, countess of Meulan, are only the lord of the Tail in Brie

Here an ambiguity remains. Either Mathieu II and Adele had a girl also fore-mentioned Adèle born towards 1165 whom married Amaury 1st of Meulan, or Adèle (born in 1130) married in second Amaury weddings 1st of Meulan.

A 1182 Adele, Rams Tail in Brie of the count Mathieu II of Beaumont s/Oise wife Amaury II of Meulan (1150- † 1196), Seigneur of Beaumont, Gournay s/Marne, Tail in Brie by alliance. He is the son of Galeran II of Meulan and Agnes de Montfort. (Anselme of co. Marie T. VIII p. 405)

Thus are joined together in only one hand the châtellenies of Gournay and the Tail in Brie which will remain in the family of Meulan during several generations.

1189 Roger de Meulan wire of the count Galeran II Count d' Evreux, lord of Aubergenville (because of his wife Elisabeth d' Aubergenville) is attested like lord of the Tail in Brie, Gournay, Chennevières and Sucy. (Cartulaire of St Martin of the Fields)

1200 Beginning XIII - the Tail in Brie depends on the bishop of Paris, the Chapter of Our lady and the monastery of Saint-Maur. The châtellenie caudacian concerns Robert, count de Bretagne (father of Alix). It pays homage to the bishop of Paris from which it holds the castles and châtellenie of Gournay and the Tail.

1200 Completion of the construction of the castle of the Tail in Brie (E.Lebeau)

1202 With died of Agnes de Baudement, Robert II of Dreux, wire of Robert 1st, become suzerain of the Tail in Brie which depends on Châtellenie de Gournay s/Marne.

There exist two theories here. Amauri III wire of Roger de Meulan husband of Marguerite de Neufbourg would have had a son Amauri husband of Harcourt. Or, and it is more probable, Amauri III, wire of Amaury II of Meulan and of Adele de Luzarches, husband of Marguerite de Neufbourg has two wire, Amauri IV and Valéran husband of Jeanne de Bouville, both lords of the Tail in Brie

1210 Amauri III of Beaumont-Meulan-Gournay, (1210 - 1295) is lord of the Tail-in-Brie, Boundary-line-on-Andèle and Neufbourg (because of its wife) Marié with Marguerite de Beaumont-Meulan-Neufbourg (1223-1277) If it were born in 1210 it cannot be the son of Amauri II died in 1196)

1218 Robert III of Dreux succeeds Robert II and becomes suzerain of the Tail in Brie which depends on Châtellenie de Gournay s/Marne.

1221 Roger II, husband of Jeanne de Ferrières (wire of Roger de Meulan and Elisabeth d' Aubergenville) is lord of the Tail in Brie. (St Martin of the Fields) It exchanges the county of Evreux (inherited his/her father) against strongholds with Quittebeuf.

1231 Amauri IV of Meulan is lord of the Tail in Brie. It takes this quality by approving with A. his wife the donation made to the Priory of Cormier by Jean de Beaumont and Isabelle Bouteille (Isabelle de Garlande widowed of Guy Bouteilller?) its wife of the goods located at Gournay, Tool bags and Croissy. (Chartul. Livriac. £. 96)

1236 Agnes of the Tail marries Erard de Trainel

1236 Amauri III of Meulan is lord of the Tail and Gournay, (brother of Guillaume 1st of Meulan) (St Martin of the Fields)

1238 Raoul of the Tail - “Armiger” Alias Raoul de Meulan (wire of Amaury III) was made priest.

1258 Amaury IV of Meulan wire of Amaury III and Marguerite de Beaumont-Meulan-Neufbourg is made call “Alamaric de Meulan, lord of the Tail”. He is lord of the Tail in Brie until 1295. (Chartul. Ep. Paris. Bibl. reg. £. 121)

The 1269 title of Lord of the Tail in Brie passes to Alix of Brittany, rams of Pontarcy and Brie-count-Robert born the 6/6/1243, girl of Jean Ier " Roux" , duke of Brittany and White of Navarre. She is married in 1254 (with 11 years lâge) in Jean de Châtillon, count de Blois and of Chartres, wire of Hugues de Chatillon. The count of Blois (Jean de Chatillon) made homage to the Bishop of Paris “of Castro and Castellania de Cauda” at a rate of its wife. (Chartul. Ep. Paris. Bibl. reg. £. 121)

1269: Alix of Brittany makes strengthen the place.

The 1277 girl of Jean de Chatillon, (Jeanne de Châtillon) having carried in marriage Seigneurerie of the Tail with Pierre de France († 1283), count d' Alençon, Blois, and Chartres, brother of the King Philippe III the Bold one, wire of Louis IX " Saint" , king de France and of Marguerite of Provence, this prince in fact homage to Etienne Tempier Bishop of Paris. (Chartul.Ep. Paris. Bib. Reg. £. 145)

1295 Galérand (Valéran) of Meulan, (1265 - 1340) (wire of Amauri II and Marguerite de Neufbourg) is lord of the Tail, baron de Neufbourg. It Marie with Jeanne de Bouville, rams of Milly in Gatinais.

A 1318 Lady of Meulan has only the Tail in Brie

1327 Jeanne d' Evreux, queen of France and Navarre makes draw up the day of the Candlemas the Account of the receipts and the settings of the ground of Sling Count Robert and the memberships of icelle. Receipts of trusted of the ground of the Tail in Brie driving of the chastel of Sling and the expenditure with the Tail. (History of Brie Count Robert of E. Michel)

1330 Guillaume de Sainte Moor is Seigneur of half of the Tail in Brie, the family of Meulan of the other.

1343 Jeanne of Burgundy - the lame Queen of France (1293-1348) girl of the duke of Burgundy Robert II (1248-1306) and of Agnes of France (1260-1325) .épouse in 1313 the future Philippe VI, then Philippe de Valois (1293-1350). She yields to the Chapter of Paris ten books on the toll of the Tail. (Liv. red of Châtelet) 1352 Jean de Meulan (1353-1363) bishop of Meaux, Boundary-line then of Paris, count and par of France, lord of Milly (wire of Galéran and Jeanne de Bouville) becomes lord of the Tail in Brie to some extent.

1357 Isabelle de Meulan, Rams of Neufbourg, Dame of Beaumont- Meulan-Gournay, Milly in Gâtinais, Maule s/Mandre and of the Tail in Brie, woman of Olivier Paynel succeeds Jean de Meulan, her brother.

1357 Pierre Strainer, first secretary of the king disputes the property of the châtellenie of the Tail in Brie with Olivier Paynel, husband of Isabelle de Meulan. The lawsuit lasts until 1365.

1364 Pierre Blanchet receives from Charles V the seigniory of the Tail in Brie and all the contiguous grounds: Pontault, Pontillault, Berchères, Noiseau, Sucy, Amboile (Ormesson), Creteil, Valenton, Border them, Bonneuil and partly, Roissy, Ferrières, Champigny, Torcy. (E.Lebeau)

1367 Pierre Blanchet married to Isabeau Pelletier has three children: Louis, Hugues and Regnaude

1372 Regnaude Blanchet marries in 1372 François de Chanteprime (vers1330 - 1418) General Receiver of the Assistances, Conseiller and Master of the Accounts. She will inherit part of the goods of her Louis brother. (Partial Edition, DELISLE, Mandements and various acts of Charles V, Paris, 1874, n° 1463. )

1390 Loys (Louis) Strainer, secretary of Roy is lord of Pontault, lord of the Tail in Brie of 1390 to 1410. It has Pontault, Pontillaut and Berchères.

The 1395 Tail in Brie depends on Gournay on Marne which concerns the duke Louis of Orleans (1372-1407), count de Valois, of Blois and Beaumont, wire of the king Charles V the Wise one, brother of the king Charles VI.

1397 Transaction between Louis Strainer and Hugues Strainer his brother. Louis yields to his brother “a house with his apartments, located at the village of the Tail, called the small Hotel of Queue." (Arch. of Ormesson)

1408 total English Influence on the extent of the seigniory of Louis Strainer (wire of Pierre).

A 1408 stop of the Parliament of Päris puts a term at a procedure of heritage whose seigniory of the Tail in Brie is the stake. The Strainers receive the batch to the Hospital and Jeanne Gentienne that towards Moustier. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1412 Loys (Louis) Strainer without child bequeaths to his Regnaude sister part of her inheritance. (E.Lebeau)

1412 Regnaude Blanchet is married in François de Chanteprime. Its heritage falls to his/her daughter Marguerite de Chanteprime.

1423 Roy of England seizes the whole of the goods of the Tail in Brie (1423-1427)

1429 - August 4th - Release of the strong castle of the Tail in Brie by Jeanne d' Arc?

1430 Sit of the fortress of the Tail in Brie by English.

the 1430 “on October 9th, 1430, this day after covering and demolition of the City and Fortress of the Tail in Brie, turns over and enters to Paris the Count de Suffolc (K) to large company of men-at-arms of the nation of England.” (Regist. The Parl Council. + Hist. of St Maur of the Ditches… by Z.J. Piérart 1876)

The 1436 Tail in Brie is definitively removed from English who gives up Paris.

1466 Jean 1st of Reilhac (1430 -1505) wife towards 1466 Marguerite de Chanteprime, Rams Tail in Brie, and becomes the lord, baron of the grounds of the Tail, Pontault, them Bordes and Bonneuil.

1490 Loys (Louis) Strainer (wire of Pierre) Escuyer is Seigneur partly of the Tail. Jean II of Reilhac (wire of Jean 1st and Marguerite de Chanteprime) is other part. (1490-1510)

The 1499 two lords of Châtellenie of the Tail in Brie pay homage to their suzerain de Brie Count Robert. Jean de Reilhac adviser in the Room of the accounts, Denis de Bidant, Knight. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1502 Master Christophe Picot (Notary and secretary of the King) married Isabelle de Mallenfant who become widowed remaria with Jean II of Reilhac, adviser of the King and civil lieutenant in Châtelet. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1502 Christophe Picot, notary, secretary of the king, pay homage to Louis XII of the undivided half of the seigniory of the Tail.

1505 Deaths of Jean de Reilhac his son Jean II († 1527) become Baron of the Tail in Brie, Seigneur of Border and Bonneuil-sur-Marne.

1507 Tristan de Reilhac, lord of Pontault, brother of Jean II of Reilhac pay faith and homage to the lord of Yerres (S and O), Dreux Budé, which had been put in possession of the field by feudal seizure “fault of men, rights and duties not-paid” for Pontault and the Tail like for the seigniory of Roman (Lésigny). (E.Lebeau)

The 1511 third brother Pierre de Reilhac, Doctor of Divinity, give up his share with Tristan and Jean II.

1511 Separation of the two seigniories, Pontault returns in Tristan de Reilhac, the Tail in Brie with Jean II.

1512 Isabelle de Mallenfant is Dame of the Tail in Brie in her totality. Widow of Christophe Picot, then of Jean of Rueil, it pays homage to Louis XII for this seigniory. (Title of the church of Chennevières)

1525 Louise de Reilhac (girl of Jean II) is lady of the Tail-in-Brie, married to Mathieu de Vielzchastel, lord of Vertilly, Lailly, Bachelor-be-laws, lawyer in Parlementt (1490, † v 1517).

1533 Gabriel de Masparault, second wire of Pierre 1st, Chamberlain of Francois, duke of Alençon, general Lieutenant of the Armies of Roy, Knight about the pope, is lord of Buy (stronghold of the Tail in Brie). (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1533 Pierre de Masparault is known as lord of Chenevière without restriction, Granval, Buy and the Tail partly in titles of 1533, February 14th, 1555 and November 7th, 1558. (And. from 1890 of the Telling abbot, cleaned Tail in Brie)

1538 Guillaume de Reilhac, rider, brother and heir to Jean II of Reilhac make oath of vassalage for the undivided half of the ground of the châtellenie of the Tail in Brie and of Seigneurerie of Bordes. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1543 Jean de Baterne, husband of Jacqueline of Chaumont, is lord of the Tail in Brie. (Anselme of co. Marie T.VIII p.893)

1543 Denis Barb, clerk and listener with the Room of the Accounts inherit young lady Isabelle Mallenfant (his/her mother). It pays homage to François 1st of the 5/6 of half of the ground and seigniory of the Tail, the aforementioned half called the batch towards the moustier. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1547 Charles de Pierrevive, knight, lord of Lésigny pay homage to François 1st for the quarter of ground and seigniory of the Tail. It has just bought it in Denis and Michel Picot, nephews of Isabelle Malenfant.

1547 Lord Pierre de Masparault, Lord of Chennevières without restriction, Granval, Buy and the Tail partly. Buy Marmousets (Maisoncelle) Sale by Jean Girard 9/23/1547. (And. from 1890 of the Telling abbot, cleaned Tail in Brie)

1550 Antoine Bureau, Chief clerk in the Chancellery lawyer at the Parliament. is lord of Houssaye (77) and Tail-in-Brie.

1551 Pierre Office, adviser at the Parliament, bailly of Montfort-l' Amaury, were also lord of the Tail in Brie when it acquired grounds with Neauphles-the-Castle (78).

1554 Anne Clausse (second woman of Charles de Pierrevive), Lady of Lésigny and Macé Barb, Seigneur of Amboile say Seigneurs partly Tail in Brie. (Anselme of co. Marie Hist. of Gr.Offi. T. VIII p. 139)

1563 Huguenots and Germans plunder and burn the village.

1572 Catherine, Anne, Crow, Agnes, Marie, are girls and heiresses of Guillaume de Reilhac.

1577 Catherine de Reilhac and Antoine de Bréhan, her husband (rider, ordinary gentleman of the Queen-mother Catherine de Médicis) have on this date half of the châtellenie of the Tail in Brie. (A.N. L 614, n° 57 (a).)

The 1578 Cardinal Rene de Biragues, Chancelier of France, which acquired the seigniory of Amboile (Ormesson) of the Picot family of Santeny, is Seigneur (baron and lord of the manor) partly of the Tail in Brie. He divides this title with Corneille of Reilhac.

The 1580 seigneurery of Bordes (Border Them are a variation of the parish of the Tail.) belongs to Dame Crow of Reilhac with half of the grounds of the Tail. (Anselme of co. Marie Hist. of the gr. Off. T. 9 p. 139)

1593 Jean (Baptist) Office, known as " the young person " , priest, is known as Seigneur (baron and lord of the manor) of the Tail in Brie until July 1593 (date of its death). (Cont. Edit.1678 p. 639)

1597 Claude of the Vaults (rider, lieutenant) pays homage because of his wife (Crow of Reilhac) of the baronnery, ground and seigneurery of the Tail and Bordes. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1598 Louis II Barb of Santeny pays homage to Henri IV of the quarter of the châtellenie of the Tail in Brie. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1613 part of Berchère (the stronghold of the Yellow Door), Tail in Brie (half of the stronghold of Reilhac) and the village of Pontault having belonged to Mrs. the Marshal's wife of Ancre (Léonora Galigai) Lady of Lésigny, are confiscated and sold, as well as one the third of half of the fourth part of the stronghold of Buy close to the Tail. (E.Lebeau)

1620 Charles de Lameth marries Anne of the Vaults (girl of Claude of the Vaults and Crow of Reilhac). (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1649 Homage of half of the baronnie and châtellenie of the Tail in Brie, seigniories “of Border and Mauplavé” and memberships, driving county of Brye Count Robert is returned by Augustin de Lameth, knight, captain of the light horses maintained for the service the king and marshal battle the armies the king, lord of Beaupas and other places, baron of “Baulle” and the Tail in Brie, of Bordes and Mauplavé, oldest son and principal heir to Charles de Lameth, knight, lord of the aforesaid places, and of Anne of the Vaults, for him and his/her brothers and sisters. (Prévôté and Viscount of Paris - New homages - A.D. 94 - B 3199 (AN-P 18.2, n°233) 50)

The 1652 Slingers of the duke of Lorraine make terrible exactions.

1655 Octavien de Masparault is lord of Buy (Stronghold of the Tail in Brie).

1689 Damoiselle Claude de Boislève is godmother of a bell. It is girl of Claude de Boilève Conseiller of the King in his councils, intendant of finances of Louis XIV, count de Gonnor, baron de Lésigny, the Tail partly on the side of the moustier, of Pontault, Ferroles, Chevry and other places. The godfather of this bell is Lord Augustin de Lameth, (wire of Anne of the Vaults and Charles de Lameth) knight, Seigneur of Beaurepaire and other places, baron of the Tail in Brie, general lieutenant for Roy in his armies and governor of Doublins in Picardy. (Parochial Registers A.D.)

1691 Catherine de Lameth, girl of Augustin de Lameth inherits her father of “half of the ground, baronnie and châtellenie of the Tail”, plus the farm of the Markets, the farm of Tréhet, and a hundred and seventy-five arpents of wood. (Chronicles caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1693 Homage of half of the baronnie of the Tail in Brie and the total of the seigniory of Border Montlavé (Maulavées) and memberships, moving into full with the stronghold of the county of Brie-Count-Robert, is returned to the hands of the Chancellor of Béthune (Arnaud), because of his wife Catherine de Lameth.

1706 (17/8) Arnaud de Béthune sells his field to Henry-François 1st of Paule Lefèvre d' Ormesson. (1681-1756) (Chronic caudacians of Jean Roblin)

1706 Homage of half of the ground and châtellenie of the Tail in Brie and the total of the seigniory of Border “Montlavé" (Maulavées) returned with the hands of the chancellor by Henri François of Paule Lefèvre d' Ormesson, knight, lord of Ormesson and other places, Adviser at the Parliament of Paris.

1709 Enumeration of the Election of Paris: The Tail in Brie has 50 fires.

1710 Consent of enumeration per Nicolas de Frémont, lord of Buy with Florent de Masparault, knight, lord of Chennevières.

1711 Baptism of a bell where figure the name of Gabrielle de Boislève, widow of Lord Pierre of Forest d' Armaillé, marchioness of Arroué, Countess of Gouard, baroness of Lésigny and Dame of the Tail partly. (Parochial Registers A.D.)

1716 Louis de Pontchartrain, chancellor of Louis XIV, and on his behalf, receives faith and homage of Henri d' Ormesson for his possessions of which those of the Tail in Brie and Bordes.

1720 Baptism of a bell. " The year 1720 I was bénite by Lord Louis of Bruière, priest of the Tail in Brie, and I was named Catherine Louise by Honorable Lord Louis Tissier (or Tessier) Middle-class of Paris, by Dame Catherine of Bourdonnage, marries of Lord Henri François of Paule the Boilerman of Ormesson, Seigneur of Ormesson, Amboile, Noiseau, of Bordes, Montlaret and of the Tail partly, Conseiller of the King in his councils, Maître of the ordinary requests in his hôtel." (Parochial Registers A.D.)

1735 Nicolas André is lord of the Tail in Brie.

1747 Jean Antoine Dauvergne is baillif of the Tail in Brie, he represents the lord of Ormesson.

The 1750 Tail in Brie belongs to Louis Auguste II of Bourbon, Prince de Dombes (1700-1755). (Reg. Ep.+ And. from 1890 of the Telling abbot cleaned Tail in Brie)

The 1758 Tail in Brie has two Retributive High Lords, Mr. the Count d' Armaillé, lord of Lésigny and Mr. d' Ormesson lord of Amboile. (Hist. of St Maur of the Ditches… by Z.J. Piérart 1876 + And. from 1890 of the Telling abbot cleaned Tail in Brie)

1758 Oct. -8 Of the letters patent of Louis XV grant, with the family of Ormesson, (with the profit of Marie François of Paule the Boilerman of Ormesson 1710-1775) a marquisat including Amboile, the Tail in Brie (partly), them Bordes.

A 1761 act leaves think that its highness the Count of Have lived the parish of the Tail in Brie of 1760 to 1773. (And. from 1890 of the Telling abbot cleaned Tail in Brie)

1767 Louis Charles of Bourbon, count of Have acquires half of the ground of the Tail in Brie and the stronghold of Buy of the sieurs and lady of Armaillé. (cousin of the small son of François Pierre: Rene Charles) like Berchères (exchange against the grounds of the Nickel silver Viscounts and Exmes). (AP 32 arch. of Ormesson - E. Lebeau)

1775 Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon, Duke of Penthièvre - Count of Have is owner until July 1775 of half of the ground of the Tail in Brie and the stronghold of Buy, plus Berchères (Jean Roblin - E.Lebeau)

The 1789 seigniory of the Tail in Brie passes to the hands of Mister de Maistre (Armand Jacques Rene), husband of Miss d' Ormesson (Anne Caroline Léontine).

1793 - Sept. 7 the Tail in Brie becomes the Tail-The-Furrier (name of conventional Leplletier of St Fargeau assassinated the shortly after the execution of Louis XVI).

1793 Francoise Marie de Bourbon (? Adelaide) inherits the seigniory of Berchères of her father. (B. Huchet)

1798 Confiscation of the goods of Francoise Marie de Bourbon (B. Huchet)

1812-1822 Armand Jacques Rene baron de Maistre, Mayor of the Tail in Brie.

1822-1830 Adolphe Edouard Casimir Joseph Mortar, duke of Trévise, is Maire of the Tail in Brie.

Administration

Twinnings

The Tail-in-Brie is twinned with no city

Intercommunality

The Tail-in-Brie belongs to the Commmunauté of agglomeration of High the Valley-of-Marne

Public transport

The joint grid system caudacian rests on two lines of bus:

the line of Bus the RATP offers access to following lines the RER:

in Station of the Villiers-on-Marne - Plessis-Trévise
in Station of Noisy-the-Large - Mount of Is

the line of Bus offers access to following lines the RER:

in Station of Émerainville - Pontault-Combault
in Station of Champigny

Demography

In 2006, the city must count much more inhabitants than in 1999. Many real estate projects were born since. (Plain of border, Rue of Stockholm, Résidences close to the old village…). These real estate projects are especially of suburban nature.

Economy

Culture

House for all Henri Rouart: Place of exposures, concert, various representations. It is about the only room to properly spoken able to accommodate of the public for cultural events.
Of the exposures regularly takes place in the hall of the town hall.

Historical heritage

a church of the XI - XIIe centuries
an old typical village briard
an old laundrette of the 19th century
remainders of an old medieval tower
Archeological sites

Civil inheritance

a hospital complex (psychiatric hospital, training institute in care male nurses, establishment for dependant elderly) which occupies a broad part of the territory

Environmental inheritance

Forest of Notre-Dame, one of the largest forests of the east francilien. It is partly on the territory of the commune.

Blasonnement

" Of Brie, always faithful to France."

Currency

" The city with the campagne"

Others

Port Saint Nicolas

Port Saint Nicolas is a Web site carried out by the parish Saint Nicolas of the Tail-in-Brie. It is the first Web site carried out by a catholic parish in France.

See too

Common of the Valley-of-Marne

External bonds

Site of the town hall

Notes, sources and references

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