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LANNES (Olive tree-Gustave), baron of the Empire with donation by letters patent of 9 March 1810. Regulation of coats of arms:
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BB/29/1064 page 141. Mr. the baron Olive tree, Gustave Lannes.
LANNOY (Christian-Joseph-Ernest-Gregoire of), senator, count of the Empire by letters patent of 1808. Regulation of coats of arms:
Argent, to three lions Vert rampant, armed, langued and crowned Or, set two and one; quarter counts senators; liveries: white, green, yellow and blue, the green one in the stripes only.
More precise Information on http://chan.archivesnationales.culture.gouv.fr/BB/29/974 page 105. Title of count granted Chrétien, to Joseph, Ernest, to Grégoire de Lannoy. Bayonne (May 1808).
BB/29/1060 page 63. Mr. the count of Lannoy, senator.
The NOURRY (Amédée-Charles-Louis), chief of squadron to the 16th wyverns, knight of the Empire with emolument by letters patent of 19 December 1809. Regulation of coats of arms:
Gules, 2 chevrons superposed Argent, accompanied of three spur rowels Or, a bordure checky Or and Sable, fess Gules of the third of the shield, mark of the knights; for liveries: red, white, black yellow.
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BB/29/971 page 49. Title of knight granted Amédée, to Charles, Louis Le Nourry, following the decree of the 14 brumaire year XIII naming it members Legion of honour and decree of 4 June 1809 granting an emolument to him. Palate of Trianon (18 December 1809).
LANUSSE (Pierre-Robert), brigadier general, large marshal of the palate of the king of Deux-Siciles, baron of the Empire by letters patent of 26 April 1810. Regulation of coats of arms:
Gules to the pyramid Or, supported of a courant greyhound Argent; quarter military barons to the bordure Argent and for liveries: colours of the shield.
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BB/29/967 page 191. Title of baron, granted by decree of 19 March 1809, in Pierre, Robert Lanusse. Compiegne (26 April 1810).
BB/29/1064 page 266. Mr. the Lanusse baron.
LANXADE (Godefroy), imperial public prosecutor in the criminal Court of justice of the Dordogne, knight of the Empire. Regulation of coats of arms:
Tierced palewise Gules, Ermine and Azure; Gules, mark of the knights, the Ermine to two spears Or saltirewise, Azure to the book Argent surmounted of a facing the sinister cock of the same holding in its beak glaive Argent surmounted in chief mullet of the same; liveries: red, white and black.
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BB/29/970 page 106. Title of knight, granted following the decree naming it members Legion of honour on 25 meadow year XII, in Godefroi Lanxade. Bayonne (2 July 1808).
LAPEYRE (Jean), lieutenant in first to chasseurs on foot of the imperial guard, knight of Papégie by letters patent of 28 February 1809. Regulation of coats of arms:
Or, a chevron Gules charged of the mark of the knights, accompanied in chief of an opened eye Proper, accosted of two affrontee lions Gules and in base of a body of hunting Vert on which debruises a flame of fire grenade Gules; liveries: colours of the shield, the green one in bordures only.
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BB/29/970 page 329. Title of knight of Papegie, granted to Jean Lapeyre, following the decree of 14 March 1806 naming it members Legion of honour. Paris (28 January 1809).
The PEYRIÈRE (Fabien-Sebastien), chief of squadron, assistance of camp, knight of the Empire by letters patent of 12 November 1821. Regulation of coats of arms:
Argent, a chevron of the third of the shield Gules, mark of knights of the Legion of Honour, accompanied in chief in dexter, of a cuirass; in sinister of a helm in front, Sable and in base of a free horse of the same. For liveries: colours of the shield.
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BB/29/968 page 390. Title of knight, granted by decree of 15 March 1810, in Fabien, Sébastien La Peyriere. Saint-Cloud (12 November 1811).
The PLACE (Pierre-Simon), senator, members of the Institute, count of the Empire by letters patent of 24 April 1808. Regulation of coats of arms:
Azure, to two planets of Jupiter and Saturne with their satellites and ring placed in natural order, set in fess, Argent; a flower, 5 branches Or in chief; liveries: brown, with bordures white, yellow and black.
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BB/29/974 page 8. Title of count granted to Pierre, to Simon Laplace. Bayonne (24 April 1808).
LAPLANCHE (Jean-Baptist-Antoine), brigadier general, baron of the Empire by letters patent of 21 September 1808. Regulation of coats of arms:
Azure, to the nave Argent floating on a river of the same, surmounted of a dove also Argent volant in dexter, and bearing to the beak a branch of olive tree Proper; quarter military barons; and for liveries: blue, red, white, and yellow.
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BB/29/966 page 198. Title of baron, granted by decree of 19 March 1808, in Jean, Baptiste, Antoine Laplanche. Palate of Saint-Cloud (21 September 1808).
BB/29/1063 page 36. Mr. the Laplanche baron, brigadier general.
LAPLANE (Jean-Gregoire-Barthelemi-Red), brigadier general, baron of the Empire by letters patent of 13 August 1810. Regulation of coats of arms:
Per fess, 1st, per pale on the dexter is set Or to the tower Sable, charged of a crescent Argent and surmounted of three mullets in fess Azure; in sinister military barons; 2nd, Azure to the palm tree Argent on a terrasse of the same, charged of a chevron Or, debruising on the barrel accompanied of two counter-rampant lions the heads addorsed of the same; for liveries: colours of the shield.
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BB/29/967 page 403. Title of baron, granted by decree of 19 March 1808, in Jean, Gregoire, Barthelemy, Red Laplane. Saint-Cloud (13 August 1810).
BB/29/1065 page 92. Mr. Laplane.