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	COQUEREAU Etienne-Jacques COQUEREAU (1763-????), captain to the 17th of line, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 25 March 1810. Regulation of coats of arms: Argent, a chevron Gules of the third of the shield, mark of the knights accompanied in chief of two mullets Azure and in base of a cock Proper holding a pennon Azure hilted Or; for liveries: colours of the shield. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 537. Title of knight, granted to Etienne, Jacques Coquereau, following the decree of the 14 brumaire year XIII naming it members Legion of honour. Compiegne (25 March 1810). BB/29/1074 page 221. Mr. the Coquereau knight, the young person. COQUEUGNIOT Lazare-Claude COQUEUGNIOT (1760-????), colonel assistant inspector to reviews knight of the Empire with emolument by letters patent of 31 January 1810. Regulation of coats of arms: Per pale, the first Or to the cock Gules, the second Purpure to the dexter arm armed, holding a high, and surmounted sword of a helmet the whole Or: terrace in base Gules of the third of the shield, mark of the knights; for liveries: yellow, red and white. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/971 page 91. Title of knight granted to Lazare, Claude Coqueugniot, following the decree of 10 September 1807 naming it members Legion of honour and decree of 4 June 1809 granting an emolument to him. Paris (31 January 1810). BB/29/1073 page 234. Mr. the Coqueugniot knight. CORBIÈRE Charles-Philippe-Auguste CORBIÈRE (1759-????), Attorney General close the imperial court of Toulouse, member of the body of electors of the Tarn, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 14 February 1820. Regulation of coats of arms: Azure, a fess cousu Gules third of the shield, mark of the knights accompanied of three hearts Or and for liveries: blue, red and yellow. Baron of the Empire by letters patent of 2 October 1813. Regulation of coats of arms: Azure, a fess Gules, accompanied of three hearts Or, two in chief, one in base; quarter barons Attorney Generals of imperial courts, debruising to the ninth of the shield; for liveries colours of the shield. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 526. Title of knight, granted Charles, to Philippe, Auguste Corbière, following the decree of the 25 meadow year XII naming it members Legion of honour. Paris (14 February 1810). BB/29/1073 page 202. Mr. the Corbière knight. BB/29/969 page 157. Title of baron, granted by decree of 27 January 1813, in Charles, Philippe, Auguste Corbière. Saint-Cloud (2 October 1813). BB/29/1067 page 91. Mr. de Corbière, imperial public prosecutor, imperial court of Toulouse. CORBINEAU Jean-Baptist-Juvénal CORBINEAU (1776-????), colonel of the 30° wyverns, baron of the Empire by letters patent of 10 October 1808. Regulation of coats of arms: Per fess; the first per pale Azure to the lion rampant Argent armed of a sword of the same, and Gules, mark of the military barons, the second Or to the three arms Proper wide in form of service of oath; and for liveries: blue, white, red, black. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/966 page 165. Title of baron, granted by decree of 19 March 1808, in Jean, Baptiste, Juvénal Corbineau. Palate of Saint-Cloud (10 September 1808). BB/29/1063 page 6. Mr. the Corbineau baron. CORBINEAU Louis-Marie-Hercules-Hubert CORBINEAU (1780-????), chief of squadron to chasseurs to horse of the imperial guard, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 20 August 1808. Regulation of coats of arms: Azure, a fess Gules charged of the mark of the knights, accompanied in chief of a dexter arm holding a club Or, and in base of a snake being held the tail Argent, traversed of two swords in saltire Or; and, for liveries: leu, yellow, red. Major of the light cavalrymen of the imperial guard. Baron of the Empire by letters patent of 9 March 1810. Regulation of coats of arms: Azure, a fess Gules, mark of the knights, accompanied in chief of a dexter arm armed of a club the whole Or and in base of a corrosive snake the tail is ringed some Argent, traversed in saltire of two high swords Or: to the quarter of the barons drawn from our armed and for liveries: colours of the shield. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 176. Title of knight, granted following the decree naming it members Legion of honour on 14 brumaire year XIII, in Louis, Marie, Hercules, Hubert Corbineau. Saint-Cloud (20 August 1808). BB/29/967 page 93. Title of baron, granted by decree of 13 August 1809, in Marie, Louis, Hercules, Hubert Corbineau. Paris (9 March 1810). BB/29/1064 page 159. Mr. the Corbineau baron. CORNEBIZE Louis-Jean-Baptist CORNEBIZE (1767-????), chief of battalion to the 47e of line, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 2 September 1810. Regulation of coats of arms: Azure to the lion rampant with tail of fox, holding in its paws of front a rinceau of laurel, the whole Or, supported of a terrace in base of the third of the shield Gules, mark of the knights. For liveries: colours of the shield. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/972 page 159. Title of knight granted to Louis, to Jean, Baptiste Cornebize, following the decree of the 25 meadow year XII naming it members Legion of honour. Saint-Cloud (2 September 1810). BB/29/1074 page 48. Mr. the Cornebize knight. CORNELISSEN OF WEYNSBROUCK Jacob-Joseph-Antoine-Jean-Népomucène of CORNELISSEN OF WEYNSBROUCK (1757-????), count of the Empire by letters patent of 6 October 1810. Regulation of coats of arms: Quarterly, 1st and 4th, barbed barry Sable and Or, a narrow chief charged with Azure two lozenges Argent; 2nd and 3rd, Gules to the escutcheon in middle fess point Argent charged of a cross anchored of the fields, a narrow chief plain Argent: quarter counts officers of our house, debruising to the ninth of the shield; for liveries: black, yellow, blue red. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/968 page 34. Title of count, granted by decree of 15 August 1810, in Jacob- Joseph Antoine, Jean, Népomucène de Cornelissen of Weynsbrouk. Fontainebleau (6 October 1810). BB/29/1065 page 190. Mr. the Cornelissen count of Weinsbrouk. HORN Mathieu-Augustin HORN (1750-????), senator, count of the Empire by letters patent of 26 April 1808. Regulation of coats of arms: Azure, to the three small horns Or, two and one, quarter of the fimbriated Senate Argent; & for liveries: yellow, white and blue. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/974 page 52. Title of count granted to Mathieu, to Augustin Cornet. Bayonne (26 April 1808). BB/29/1061 page 25. Mr. the count Horn, senator. BB/29/1076 page 311. Mr. Cornet. HORNED OF THE FOUNTAIN HORNED Alexandre-Henri-Simon OF the FOUNTAIN (1765-????), general payer of the various expenditure, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 2 July 1808. Regulation of coats of arms: Tierced per fess, Azure to the eye open and radiating Argent, Gules to the cross of the Legion of honour in date, Sable to five bezants, three Argent and two Or; liveries blue, red, black and yellow. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 119. Title of knight, granted following the decree naming it members Legion of honour on 2 messidor year XII, in Alexandre, Henri, Simon Cornu of the Fountain. Bayonne (2 July 1808). CORNUDET Joseph CORNUDET (1755-????), senator, count of the Empire by letters patent of May 1808. Regulation of coats of arms: Per fess Azure and Gules; on the Azure in dexter quarter of the counts senators, in sinister, lion statant Or, on the Gules, a fess Or. Liveries: blue, red and yellow. More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/974 page 120. Title of count granted to Joseph Cornudet. Bayonne (May 1808). BB/29/1061 page 58. Mr. the Cornudet count, senator.