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Shopping basket	ARMORIAL OF EMPIRE NOBILITY COATS OF ARMS DESCRIPTION DAUMESNIL - DAURIER - DAUTANCOURT - DAUTURE - DAUZAT - DAVIAU DU BOIS DE SANZAY - DAVID - DAVIGNON - DAVILLIER This is a personal translation : several mistakes can be present. See the original description to be sure of the translation French original description
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	DAUMESNIL Pierre DAUMESNIL (1777-????), colonel major of the light cavalrymen of the imperial guard by letters patent of the baron of the Empire, March 9th, 1810. Regulation of coats of arms : Per fess : the first, per pale, Vert, a hunting horn Or and Gules, mark of the military barons ; the second, Azure, a trophy of seven flags and two rifles with bayonets Argent, supported by two tubes of cannon of the same ; and for liveries : colors of the shield. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/967 page 78. Titre de baron, accordé par décret du 13 avril 1809, à Pierre Daumesnil. Paris (9 mars 1810 ). BB/29/1064 page 53. M. le baron Daumesnil. DAURIER Charles DAURIER (1761-????), brigadier general, baron of the Empire by letters patent of January 19th, 1812. Regulation of coats of arms : Quarterly : 1st, Azure, 3 stars, two and one, Or ; 2nd, military Barons ; 3rd, Argent, 3 chevrons Gules, a narrow chief of the same, charged of a demi-lion naissant, facing the sinister of the first ; 4th, Azure to the horse rearing Or ; for liveries : colors of the shield. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/968 page 429. Titre de baron, accordé par décret du 30 juin 1811, à Charles Daurier. Les Tuileries (19 janvier 1812). BB/29/1066 page 176. M. le baron Daurier, général de brigade. DAUTANCOURT Pierre DAUTANCOURT (1771-????), second major of the Polish light cavalrymen of the imperial guard. Knight of Empire by letters patent of August 20th, 1808. Regulation of coats of arms : Tierced per fess : Sable, a tower embattled of three pieces Argent, port and masoned Gules ; Gules, mark of the knights and Azure, a horse galoping Or ; and for liveries : black, blue, red. Baron of the Empire by letters patent of April 26th, 1810. Regulation of coats of arms : Quarterly : 1st, Sable, a tower Argent, 2nd, of the military barons, 3rd, Azure, a horse galoping Or, 4th, Or, 2 Polish spears Sable in saltire, the pennon per fess Argent and Gules, accompanied in chief and in flanch of three spur rowels Sable and in base of a horseshoe Azure studded of the field ; for liveries : colors of the shield. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 163. Titre de chevalier, accordé suite au décret le nommant membre de la Légion d'honneur en date du 19 prairial an XII, à Pierre Dautancourt. Saint-Cloud (20 août 1808). BB/29/967 page 209. Titre de baron, accordé par décret du 15 mars 1810 , à Pierre Dautancourt. Compiègne (26 avril 1810 ). DAUTURE Guillaume DAUTURE (1770-????), colonel of the 9th light, baron of the Empire by letters patent of February 3rd, 1813. Regulation of coats of arms : Azure, 2 swords in saltire Argent, a narrow chief Or, charged with three stars Azure ; quarter barons military debruising to the ninth of the shield ; and for liveries blue, white, red, yellow. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/969 page 31. Titre de baron, accordé par décret du 15 août 1810, à Guillaume Dauture. Paris (3 février 1813). BB/29/1066 page 266. M. le baron Dauture, colonel du 9ème d'infanterie légère. DAUZAT Basile DAUZAT (1762-????), deputy to the legislative body, captain in retirement, knight of the Empire by letters patent of June 23rd, 1810. Regulation of coats of arms : Tierced palewise Sable, Gules and Argent ; Sable, a grenade Or, surmounted of a book opened of the same ; Gules, mark of the knights ; Argent, a house Sable, on the sinister is set of a tower square of the same, supported Vert and surmounted of a saber-in-bend Sable ; for liveries : black, red, white, yellow. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/972 page 20. Titre de chevalier accordé à Bazile Dauzat, à la suite du décret du 22 avril 1810 le nommant membre de la Légion d'honneur. Saint- Cloud (23 juin 1810). BB/29/1073 page 19. M. le chevalier Dauzat. BB/29/1076 page 220. M. Dauzat. DAVIAU DU BOIS DE SANZAY Charles-François DAVIAU DU BOIS DE SANZAY (1736-????), archbishop of Bordeaux, count of the Empire by letters patent of March 18th, 1809. Regulation of coats of arms : Gules, a lion rampant Argent, the tail forked and set in saltier ; quarter counts archbishops ; and for liveries : colors of the shield. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/974 page 188. Titre de comte accordé à Charles, François Daviau-Dubois de Sanzay. Paris (18 mars 1809). BB/29/1060 page 162. M. le comte Daviau Dubois de Sanzay. DAVID Jacques-Louis DAVID (1748-????), first painter of the Emperor, members of the Institute of France, knight of the Empire by letters patent of September 10th, 1808. Regulation of coats of arms : Or, a pallet of painter Sable charged of two arms Proper issuing in dexter mantle Gules, the dexter hand apaumy, the sinistral one holding three sabers of polished iron ; the whole supported by a terrace in base Gules, mark of the knights. For liveries : blue, yellow, red, white and black. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 191. Titre de chevalier, accordé à Jacques-Louis David, à la suite du décret du 26 frimairean XII le nommant membre de la Légion d'honneur. Saint-Cloud (10 septembre 1808). DAVIGNON Jean-Armand DAVIGNON (1753-????), chief of battalion of the chasseurs on foot of the imperial guard, detached at the polytechnic School, knight of the Empire by letters patent of August 20th, 1808. Regulation of coats of arms : Or, 2 swords in saltire Sable nowy by a rosette Gules, supported of a grenade Sable allumee Gules, the whole accompanied of a garland of oak and olive tree Vert and in dexter of a third Gules, mark of the knights debruising on the garland ; liveries : colors of the shield : the green one in the bordures only. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/970 page 174. Titre de chevalier, accordé suite au décret le nommant membre de la Légion d'honneur en date du 25 prairial an XII, à Jean-Armand Davignon. Saint-Cloud (20 août 1808). DAVILLIER Jean-Charles DAVILLIER (1758-????), regent of the bank of France, baron of the Empire by letters patent of September 19th, 1810. Regulation of coats of arms : Azure charged with eight bezants Or set in orle ; quarter barons taken among the owners debruising over all. For liveries : colors of the shield. More precise information in http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/ BB/29/967 page 469. Titre de baron, accordé par décret du 15 août 1810 , à Jean, Charles, Joachim Davillier. Saint-Cloud (19 septembre 1810 ). BB/29/1065 page 151. M. le baron Davillier.