Genealogy of the House of PHILIPPI(Y) de BUCELLI(Y) d'ESTRÉES

 

Note to the Reader:

 Whenever possible, we have attempted to provide error free information on the male-line genealogy of the House of Philippy. Please note that the name of the family appears in two forms:

1) Philippi
2) and Philippy

That is also the case for the House of Bucelly.  For the purpose of this blog, we have kept the name in the french style (Philippy).

The genealogical information provide bellow has been taken primarily from two sources:

The Philippi in Italy (787)

Braccio FILIPPI

 

 Braccio Filippi was the mythical founder of the FILIPPI dynasty. In 787 he was invested as Knight by Charlemagne. He belonged to a patrician family from Florence, Italy who claimed to be descendants of Quinto Marcio Filippi di Montefilippi. Quinto fought with Julius Caesar.

Also, the founder of GONDI family, Orlando di Bellicozzo, was a descendant of Braccio Filippi. Orlando was a member of the Council of Florence in 1197. The family took its surname from one of his great-grandsons, Gondo di Ricovero, whom we find among the signers of a treaty between the Republic of Florence and Genoa in 1241 (Source 2)

Click to see the Coat of Arms (Blason) of the House of Philippy

From Florence to Montpellier

The first Philippi to settle in Montpellier was Guyot PHILIPPI who was notaire du clergé from 1529 to 1531. Eustache Philippi is either the son or nephew of Guyot. 

1)  Eustache Philippi, doctor of law and conseiller à la cour des aides ( 1524), premier consul de Montpellier (1551). It is unknown who he married but he issued:

a) Jean (1517-1604), doctor of law, conseiller à la cour des aides m. (1548) Catherine de Bucelly had issue.
b) Guillaume, procureur général (+1586) m. ? had issue.
c) Isabel m. Arnaud PASCAL (1562)  and had issue.

  [Source 3]

Jean Philippy (1517-1604)

Jean Philippy (1517-1604)

He was Président de la Cour des Aides de Montpellier  in 1579.

In 1548 Jean married Catherine de BUCELLY. 

Biographical Note: 

Catherine de Bucelly was  the daughter of   Antoine de BUCELLI , baron de Salindrinque and Douce La Jeune de SARRATZ

Click Here to See Bucelli(y) Genealogy

Jean and Catherine issued

1) Marguerite
2) Loys (+1634), Président en la Cours des Aides de Montpellier in 1592 and died on May 29, 1643 without issue.



Note: In 1587, The Philippy purchased the Lordship of  Estrées which was a dependent of the parish of  Joncourt, Bishop of Noyon.

 

Guillaume Philippy de Bucelly, Procuerer General Cours des Aides de Montpellier (1574)

It is unknown whom he got married to but he issued one son:

1) François PHILIPPI, Escuyer, Seigneur de BUCELLY (1587)

François PHILIPPY, Seigneur de BUCELLY (1587)

He married Anne FOURNIER d'YNONVILLE and issued 

1) Pasquier, Conseiller du Roi, Seigneur de Tronquoy

Pasquier PHILIPPY de BUCELLY,  Seigneur de TRONQUOY

He was Conseiller du Roi elected by the  aristocracy of Saint Quentin. Pasquier married Martine HULIN and issued

1) Pasquier, Conseiller du Roi, Seigneur de Tronquoy

Paul PHILIPPY de BUCELLY, Seigneur de TRONQUOY, Chevalier and Captain of Infantry 

On August 12, 1660, Paul was appointed Chevalier or Knight of the Royal Order of Saint Michael by his Majesty the King of France and Navarre, Louis XIV (1638 – 1715).

He married Marie CHARPENTIER and issued:

1) Marguerite
2) Quentin, Lord of Bucelly and Tronquoy
3) Philbert, Priest and Canon of Note Dame de Paris (Chanoine de N.D. de Paris)
4) Paul (1670)



Note: Paul, in 1646, was the  first to be called Lord of Tronquoy.  Tronquoy was acquired in 1608. Le Tronquoy was situated at the end of the underground canal and destroyed during World War I (1914-1918).

Quentin I PHILIPPY de BUCELLY (1667), Seigneur de TRONQUOY

Quentin I, son of Paul Philippi de Bucelly, was born in 1667. He inherited from his father the Lordships of Tronquoy and  Joncourt. 

Quetin married Marie Elizabeth CROMMELIN (1685) and had issue.

1) Jean Françoise, Prior of the Abby of Mount Saint Martin (1712 to 1788)
2)Jean Joseph Marie, Prior and Lord of Grincourt
3) Quentin II, Lord Tronquoy, Joncourt, Lehaucour, and Baron d'Estrées (confirmed 1744)
4) Joseph Etienne, Prior Commander of St. Bon
5) Paul Pierre, Lord of Toul and Officier extraordinaire du Logis du Roi (1706) married 1745 Catherine de MARTIGNY and issued Charles Cesar Philibert PHILIPPY de WALINCOURT (1750-1827). He married twice: Marie Catherine Constance AMANIOU (m.1776) and Adelaide Therese Gabrielle de MARTIGNY (m. 1808). It appears that there was no issue from either marriage.

Quentin II PHILIPPY de BUCELLY, First Baron d'Estrées

Upon the death of his father, Quentin inherited the lands and titles belonging to this family. He was baptized on March 19, 1703 and died at Joncourt on April 18, 1783.

Quentin II inherited from his father the lordships of Tronquoy and  Joncourt

He married on September 2, 1737, Marie Madeleine BECHET. They issued three children.

Louis Samuel BECHET, Baron de LEHAULCOURT

1) Gabrielle Marie Phibertine Charlotte (1738)  married Louis Joseph BECHET, Écuyer, seigneur de Lehaultcourt (1732-1794)
2) Albert Quentin Pierre (1740-1756)
3) Albert (1768-?)

[Note: Louis Joseph BECHET was guillotined by the French Revolution in 1794.]

On May 1, 1744, Quentin was made Baron d'Estrées by the Grace of his Majesty Louis XV (1710-1744), King of France and Navarre.

Click to see La Maison de BECHET, Seigneurs de Lehaultcourt

Albert PHILIPPY de BUCELLY du TRONQUOY (1745-1809), Second Baron d'Estrées

 

He was Chevau-Leger de la Garde du Roi (1768), Lieutenant des maréchaux de France ( 1771) and created by the Grace of His Majesty the King of France and Navarre, Louis XV. Knight of the Royal order of Saint Louis.

On March 13, 1771, Albert married Anne Catherine GEORGIA (1753-1810) and issued:

1) Albert Quentin Jean Batiste Marie, Third Baron d'Estrées (1772-1838)

2) Albert Quentin Marie Catherine, Chevalier de Bucelly d'Estrées (1777-1850) married Flore Julie GILLEROND (1781) and issued

3) Gabrielle Constance Marie (1782-1854)  married twice

a. Charles DEVILLAS
b. Martin ANDRIEN (1822) and issued

Martin ANDRIEN (1822)

[The union  between Gabrielle Constance Marie and Martin ANDRIEN issued the del SARTE branch and the REAL del SARTE branch]

Click to See Del Sarte Family  

Click to see Réal del Sarte  Family

Albert Quentin II PHILIPPY de BUCELLY (1772-1838) , Third Baron d'Estrées

He married twice married twice:

a. Camille Loisel LE GAUCHER (1800) did not issue.

She was the daughter of Charles Albert LE GAUCHER, Seigneur de Cantraine Neuvillette & Vercourt, Lieutenant Colonel d'Artillerie, Chevalier de Saint Louis +1801 and Adéldide Françoise Josephe de MADRE


b. Julie Elizabeth de LONGLAY (1881-1864) and issued:


1) Gustave Albert Charles, Fourth Baron d'Estrées (1818-1848) married and issued
2) Amédé-Jules (1822-1882),  5th  Baron  d'Estrées married and issue
3) Anne-Julie-Albertine (1838) married Emilie DEBOUT and issued (Albert Jules Emile and Berthe)

3. a Ablert-Jules-Emilie Debout (1841-) no issue

3. b. Berthe Debout (1844-1884) married on August 1, 1865 Jean-Baptiste MIQUEL (1841-1902) and Charles de Gallier de Saint Sauver (1848-1904)

 

Anne-Julie-Albertine de Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées (+1873) 

Married in 1838 to Emilie DEBOUT (1812-1865) and issued:

1) Albert-Jules-Emilie DEBOUT (1841)

2) Berthe DEBOUT (1844-1884) married twice:
On August 1, 1865 to Jean-Baptiste-Marie MIGUEL (1841-1902) and issued one son in 1866; and to Charles-Joseph de Gallier de Saint Sauveur (1848-1904) and issued: Raoul de GALLIER de SAINT SAUVEUR (1876-1955).

The branch of the Gallier de Saint Sauveur continues to the present day.

de Gallier (Source 5)

La Maison de Gallier (Source 4)

Albert Quentin Marie Catherine III, Chevalier de Bucelly d'Estrées (1777-1850)

 

 He was the second son of Albert PHILIPPY de BUCELLY du TRONQUOY (1745-1809), Second Baron d'Estrées and Anne Catherine Georgia (1753).

Albert Quentin Marie Catherine was married on March 14, 1810 to to Flore Julie GILLEROND (1781-1864).

She was the daughter of Micheal GILLEROND and Marie Anne BENARD. They issued one daughter:

1) Pauline Flore Gabrielle (1811)

The Chevalier de Bucelly was a historian and member of the Society of Saint Quentin (Société des sciences, arts, belles-lettres et agriculture de la ville de Saint-Quentin). He authored one of the first biographies of the painter Maurice-Quentin de la Tour, Notice historique sur Maurice-Quentin de La Tour (1834) and Souvenirs d'émigration : 1793-1800.

He was a supporter of  l' Ecole de dessin in Saint Quentin.

 

Gustave Albert PHILIPPY de BUCELLY (1818-1848), Fourth Baron d'Estrées

  He married on November 15, 1840 Angélie-Marie- Alexandrine de FLAVIGNY (1819-1846).

She was the daughter of Louis-Auguste, Count de Flavigny and Antoinette Marie Gabrielle BOILEAU de MAULAVILLE. He issued one son who died young in infancy.



Secondly, Gustave Albert married on April 5, 1847 ,Emma-Denise-Charlotte de LIGNIÈRES (1826). She was the daughter of Marie Henry de LIGNIÈRES , comte de Lignieres (1785-1866) and Françoise Jacquette Louise "Aline" BAUGIER de BIGNIPONT (1799-1867)

Gustave Albert and Angélie Marie issued:

1) Marie-Edmond (1845-1847) Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées

Since there was no surviving male issue of Gustave Albert, the title and dignity of Baron d'Estrées passed to his brother Amédé-Jules.

Amédé-Jules PHILIPPY de BUCELLY (1822-1899), Fifth Baron d'Estrées

He was confirmed Baron d'Estrées by letter patent of His Imperial  Majesty, Napoleon III, Emperor of the French on February 2, 1865.

 Amédé-Jules was the son of Albert Quentin II PHILIPPY de BUCELLY (1772-1838) , Third Baron d'Estrées, and Camille Loisel LE GAUCHER (1800).

 Amédé-Jules was married twice 1) at Jancourt on February 1, 1851 to Emma-Denyse-Charlotte de LIGNIERES and 2) on December 12, 1857 Claire DEBOUT (1832-1899).

From his first marriage he issued:

1) Gabrielle (1851) Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées - no issue died in infancy

2) Henri Amédé-Jules (1852) Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées - no issue died in infancy


3) Jeanne-Louise-Julie (1850-1932) Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées married on July 25, 1883 Charles- Auguste- Ernest CAFFART (1855-1899) and issued (Suzanne CAFFART)

From his second marriage to Claire DEBOUT , he issued:

1) Marguerite-Camille (1862-?) Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées married on August 4, 1892 Achille Philogene Gervais d'HERVILLY (1865-1897) and issued ( Marie-Antoinette, Philippe-Jules, and André-Marcel )

[Source 6]

Philippe-Jules d'HERVILLY, Hereditary Baron d'Estrées

 He was the son of Marguerite Camille de Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées (1861-1942) and  Achille Philogene Gervais d'HERVILLY.

In 1918, he married Marie-Marguerite- Antoinette JOUANE

Note: There appears to be no issue from this marriage.  

Click to see Principal Marriages (Alliances) of the House of Philippy

A Problem of Inheritance 

 Officially, the title and dignity of Baron d'Estrées died with Amédé-Jules (1822-1888) Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées, the brother of Gustave (1818-1888). Unfortunately, for the family he only issued females.

Nevertheless, the title and dignity could be conferred to another member of the family closest in relation to the last holder of the title. Since France become a Republic after the Franco-Prussian War (1870), there was no titular monarch to make a new appointment.

The branch closest in line of succession to the title and  dignity of Baron d'Estrées would be that of Philippe-Jules d'HERVILLY. If, his line become extinct, it would pass to another relation.

Possible Order of Succession to the Title of Baron d'Estrées

1) The branch of  Philippe Jules d'HERVILLY

2) The branch of André-Marcel d'HERVILLY

3) The branch of Albert-Jules-Emilie DEBOUT (1841), son of Anne-Julie-Albertine Phillpy d'Estrées (1838)

4) The branch of  Berthe DEBOUT (1844-1884), son of Anne-Julie-Albertine Philippy d'Estrées (1838)

5) The branch of  Louis Emile WARTEL, 1834 (grandson of Gabrielle-Constance-Marie Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées and son of Atala-Therese ANDRIEN)

6) The branch of Jules WARTEL, 1835 (grandson of Gabrielle-Constance-Marie Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées and son of Atala Therese ANDRIEN)

7) The branch of  François-Henri DELSARTE (grandson of Gabrielle-Constance-Marie Philippy de Bucelly and son of Rosine ANDRIEN

8) The branch of Maxime RÉAL del SARTE (great-grandson of Gabrielle Constance-Marie-Philippy de Bucelly, son of Marie Magdeleine DELSARTE)

9) The branch of Guy-Philippe RÉAL del SARTE (great-great-grandson of Gabrielle-Constance- Marie Philippy de BucellyÉAL del SARTE)

10) The branch of Philippe RÉAL del SARTE, 1943 (great-great-great-grandson of Gabrielle- Constance-Marie Philippy de Bucelly, son of Guy Philippe RÉAL del SARTE). 

11) The branch of Yves RÉAL del SARTE. 1891 great-grandson of Gabrielle Constance-Marie-Philippy de Bucelly, son of Marie-Magdeleine DELSARTE

12) The branch of André RÉAL del SARTE. 1892 great-grandson of Gabrielle Constance-Marie-Philippy de Bucelly, son of Marie-Magdeleine DELSARTE

Click to see Decorations of the House of Philippy de Bucelly d'Estrées

 

 

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Sources for Blog Entry 

1) The coat of arms of the House of Philippy was taken from "Armorial des principales maisons de familles du royaume ..., Volume 2"  by  M. Dubuisson (1757) and adopted to fit the appropriate rank of a Baron in the Kingdom of France.  

2) Information on the Italian family name of FILIPPI was taken from the Italian "Wikipedia" entry on Braccio Filippi. (http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filippi_%28famiglia%29)

3) The genealogy on the Philippy in France was taken from "Les Phillipi Bucelly d'Estrées (1544-1942)" by André-Pierre FRANTZEN, The entire work can be found at the National Library of France (BNF).

4) The coat of arms of the Gallier family and Gallier de Saint Sauveur was taken from the "Armorial de Dauphiné" (1867) and available through Google Books.

5) According to the study of Mr. Jean GALLIAN, the de Gallier coat of arms contains three cocks and six vertical lines. The study of Henri Jougla de Morenas (Grand Armorial de France) shows that the Gallier de Veaussert, de Saint Sauveur et de Chalon used a coat of arms that was "D'az au chevron d'argent accompagne de 3 coquilles du mesme et un chef d'argent chargé de 3 roses de gue" (Volume 4, p. 93). This description conforms to the one published by Mr. Gallian and the one in the "Armorial de Dauphiné". The motto of the family was SPEM MUTARE NESCIO.

6) Many thanks to M. J. CATHERINE for his precisions and collaboration.

Updated 9.5.19