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CHAMBAUD
Pierre CHAMBAUD (1761-????), adjudant commanding in retirement, knight of the Empire with emolument by letters patent of 19 December 1809. Regulation of coats of arms:
Azure to the cuirass Argent surmounted of three set in spur rowels fess Or. Terrace in base Gules of the third of the shield, mark of the knights; for liveries: blue, yellow, white and red.
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BB/29/971 page 62. Title of knight granted to Pierre Chambaud, following the decree of the 15 pluviose year XII naming it members Legion of honour and decree of 3 January 1809 granting an emolument to him. Palate of Trianon (19 December 1809).
BB/29/1073 page 194. Mr. the Chambaud knight.
CHAMBON
Claude-Gauderique-Joseph-Jerome CHAMBON (1757-????), ordnance officer of the wars, knight of Limoron by letters patent of 3 May 1810. Regulation of coats of arms:
Or, a chevron Gules, of the third of the shield, mark of the knights, accompanied in chief in dexter and in sinister of one stalks of three ears Vert and in base of an eradicated tree of the same; for liveries: colours of the shield, the green one in bordure only.
Baron de Limoron by letters patent of 13 March 1812. Regulation of coats of arms:
Quarterly, 1st, Or to the eradicated tree, Vert, accompanied in chief of two, 3 stalk ears each one of the same set in chevron; 2nd, military barons; 3rd, Gules to the steer statant, facing the sinister, Argent; 4th, Or to the set in ant fess, Sable; for liveries: colours of the shield, the green one in bordure only.
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BB/29/970 page 577. Title of knight of Limoron, granted Claude, Gauderique, to Joseph, Jerôme Chambon, following the decree of the 4 germinal year XII naming it members Legion of honour. Antwerp (3 May 1810).
BB/29/968 page 451. Title of baron of Limoron, granted by decree of 28 October 1811, in Claude, Gauderique, Joseph, Jérôme Chambon. Elysée Palace (13 March 1812).
BB/29/1073 page 252. Mr. the Chambon knight.
BB/29/1066 page 196. Mr. the Chambon baron, ordnance officer.
CHAMORIN
Vital-Joachim CHAMORIN (1773-????), colonel of the 26e wyverns, baron of the Empire by letters patent of 10 February 1809. Regulation of coats of arms:
Per fess, the first per pale Or to the wyvern Vert armed of a sword Azure and Gules, mark of the military barons; the second Azure to the palm tree Or on a terrasse of the same and fructed of has rgent, accosted of two mullets also Argent. Liveries: to colours of the shield.
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BB/29/966 page 331. Title of baron, granted by decree of 19 March 1808, in Vital, Joachim Chamorin. Paris (18 February 1809).
BB/29/1063 page 192. Mr. the Chamorin baron.
BB/29/1052 27-27B pages. Alphrède, Augustin de Chamorin, successor to the title of baron granted to his father, the Vital General, Joachim de Chamorin.
BB/29/1076 page 82. Mr. Chamorin, mayor of the Trawl-net-on-Marne.
TERRACE IN BASE
Jean-François CHAMPAGNE (1751-????), headmaster to the imperial college, members of the Institute, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 18 March 1809. Regulation of coats of arms:
Or; the feather and to the palm leaf Proper crossed in saltire; charged of a roller, formed of ancient manuscripts Sable surmounted of an eye opened Proper; bordure Gules, mark of the knights; and for liveries: colours of the shield, the green one in bordure only.
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BB/29/970 page 380. Title of knight, granted to Jean, François Champagne, following the decree of the 26 frimaire year XIII naming it members Legion of honour. Paris (18 March 1809).
BB/29/1072 page 27. Mr. the knight Terrace in base.
CHAMPAGNY
Jean-Baptiste NOMPERE of CHAMPAGNY (1756-????), Minister for the foreign relations, count of the Empire by letters patent of 24 April 1808. Regulation of coats of arms:
Azure, to three Or split chevrons, set in pale; and for liveries: Or colours and moderate blue.
Duke of Cadore by letters patent of 15 August 1809. Regulation of coats of arms:
Azure, to three split chevrons, couped and superposed Or; quarter Counts Ministers; chief of the dukes of the Empire; and for liveries: Or and moderate blue.
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BB/29/974 page 1. Title of count granted to Jean-Baptiste Nompère of Champagny. Bayonne (24 April 1808).
BB/29/1035 pages 40-41. Title of duke of Cadore granted to Jean-Baptiste Nompère of Champagny, following the decree of 15 August 1809. Schoenbrunn (15 August 1809).
BB/29/1060 page 45. Mr. the Nompère count of Champagny.
BB/29/1060 page 16. Mr. Nompère of Champagny, duke of Cadore.
CHAMPEAUX
Joseph-Nicolas de Champeaux (1753-????), advisor and general inspector of the imperial university, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 23 November 1811. Regulation of coats of arms:
Or, a bend Sable charged of three bezants of the field and accompanied of two cross formy, patty in base Gules; on the sinister of the whole of tierced palewise Gules charged of the mark of knights of the Legion of Honour, and for liveries: colours of the shield.
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BB/29/972 page 399. Title of knight granted to Joseph, Nicolas de Champeaux, following the decree of 30 June 1811 naming it members Legion of honour. Amsterdam (23 October 1811).
BB/29/1075 page 99. Mr. de Champeaux, advisor of the University.
CHAMPION OF CICÉ
Jerome-Marie CHAMPION OF CICÉ (1735-????), archbishop of Aix, count of the Empire by letters patent of 16 September 1808. Regulation of coats of arms:
Quarterly; 1st, count-archbishops; to second and third, three escutcheons Argent charged of three bends Gules; 4th, Gules, a fess Ermine; and, for liveries: red, blue and white.
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BB/29/974 page 162. Title of count granted to Jerome, to Marie Champion of Cicé. Saint-Cloud (16 September 1808).
BB/29/1060 page 145. Mr. the count Champion of Cicé, archbishop of Aix.
CHAMPION OF NANSOUTY
Etienne-Antoine-Marie CHAMPION OF NANSOUTY (1768-????), 1st squire of the Emperor, major general, count of the Empire by letters patent of 27 July 1808. Regulation of coats of arms:
Quarterly; 1st, military counts, 2nd, Gules charged with three martlets Argent set two and one, higher in dexter facing the sinister one; 3rd, Gules charged of one shield Sable borne on a cross Argent, and charged of grape vines Proper and surmounted, a chief Azure of a sun in splendour Or; 4th, Azure charged of a warrior Or armed of all pieces; and for liveries: colours of the shield; the green one in the bordures only.
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BB/29/966 page 141. Title of count, granted by decree of 19 March 1808, in Etienne, Antoine, Marie Champion of Nansouty. Toulouse (27 July 1808).
BB/29/1062 page 7. Mr. the count Champion of Nansouty.
BB/29/1052 pages 95-96. Etienne, Jean, Charles Champion of Nansouty, successor to the title of count granted to his/her father, the lieutenant-general Etienne, Antoine, Marie Champion of Nansouty.
CHAMPY
Jean-Simon CHAMPY (1718-????), assistant administrator of powder and salpetres, baron of the Empire with majorat by letters patent of 31 January 1810. Regulation of coats of arms:
Per fess; the first per pale Azure to the lightning, wung Or; 2nd, Barons taken in the class of the owners, the second Or to the palm tree on a terrasse Vert; and for liveries: colours of the shield, the green one in bordure only.
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BB/29/1001 pages 223-242. Institution of majorat attached to title of baron to the profit of Jean, Simon Champy, granted by letters patent of 31 January 1810, in Paris.
BB/29/1080 page 75. Mr. the Champy baron.
CHANALEILLES
Charles-François-Guillaume of CHANALEILLES (1767-????), member of the body of electors of Ardeche, baron of the Empire by letters patent of 9 January 1810. Regulation of coats of arms:
Or, 3 greyhounds Sable collared Argent, courant one on the other; quarter Barons member bodies of electors; and for liveries: colours of the shield.
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BB/29/1001 pages 204-207. Institution of majorat attached to title of baron to the profit of Charles, Francois, Guillaume de Chanaleilles, granted by letters patent of 9 January 1810, in Paris.
BB/29/1080 page 74. Mr. the Chanaleilles baron, Title of marquis conferred by the king. Renewal of coats of arms.
BB/29/1005 pages 77-79. Institution of majorat attached to title of marquis to the profit of Charles, Francois, Guillaume de Chanaleilles, granted by letters patent of 30 May 1817, in Paris.