Thursday, June 26, 2014

Queen of France

Ancestors from King Edward The III

edward III edward III edward III
Ancestors from King Edward the III
The Netherlands
From Edward III House of Avesnes
Edward King of England III William I Count of Hainaut John II, Count of Hainaut John I of Avesnes Bouchard IV of Avesnes James of Avesnes Nicolas d'Oisy, Lord of Avesnes Walter I, Lord of Avesnes, “Le Beau”
Philippa Hainhault Joan of Valois Philippa of Luxembourg Adelaide of Holland Margaret II of Flanders Adela of Guise Matilda de la Roche Ada of Tournai
France

House of Valois House of Capet
William I Count of Hainaut Charles of Valois Philip III of France, “the bold” Louis IX of France, Louis VIII of France, Louis VIII of France, Louis VII of France, Louis VI of France,
Joan of Valois Margaret, Countess of Anjou Isabela of Aragon Margaret of Provence Blanche of Castile Isabelle of Hainaut Adele of Champagne Adelaide of Maurienne
The Robertians
Philip I of France, “King of the Franks” Henry I of France, Robert II of France, “The Pious” Hugh Capet Hugh The Great Robert I of France, Robert of France, “the strong” Robert III of Worms.
Bertha of Holland Anne of Kiev Constance of Arles Adelaide of Aquitaine Hedwige of Saxony Beatrice of Vermandois Adelaide of Tours Margrave of Neustria
Kiev
House of Capet Rurik Dynasty
Henry I of France, Yaroslav the Wise Vladimir The Great Svuatoslav I of Kiev, The Brave Igor Rurik
Anne of Kiev Ingegerd Olofsdottor of Sweden Rogneda of Polotski Malusha Saint Olga
Spain and Normandy
From Edward II House of Champagne House of Blois
Edward King of England II Philip IV of France Henry I of Navarre Theobald I of Navarre Theobald III of Navarre Henry I Count of Champagne Thibaut of Champagne Stephen II, Count of Blois Theobald III, Count of Blois
Isabela of France Joan I, Queen of Navarre Blanche of Artois Margaret of Bourbon Blanche of Navarre Marie of France, Countess of Champagne Matilda of Carinthia Adela of Normandy Garsinde du Maine
house of Blois
Odo II, Count of Blois Odo I, Count of Blois Theobald I, Count of Blois Theobald the Elder of Blois
Ermengarde of Auvergne Bertha of Burgandy Luitgarde of Vermandois
Spain
From Edward I
House of Burgandy
House of Ivrea<
Edward King of England I Ferdinand III of Castile Alfonso IX of Leon Ferdinand II of Leon and Galicia Alfonso VII of Leon Raymond of Burgandy William I, Count of Burgandy, “The Great” Renaud I, Count of Burgandy Otto-William Count of Burgandy
Eleanor of Castile Joan, Countess of Ponthieu Berangaria of Castile Urraca of Portugal Beranguela of Barcelona Urraca of Leon and Castile Stepanie Alice of Normandy Ermentrude of Reims and Roucy
Hungary
Arpad Dynasty
William I Count of Hainaut Charles of Valois Charles II of Naples Stephen V of Hungary Bela IV of Hungary Andrew II of Hungary Bela III of Hungary Geza II of Hungary Bela II of Hungary
Joan of Valois Margaret, Countess of Anjou Mary of Hungary, Queen of Naples Elizabeth the Cumin Maria Laskarina Gertrude of Merania Agnes of Antioch Euphrosyne of Kiev Helena of Rascia
Arpad Dynasty
continued.
Almos of Hungary Geza I of Hungary Bela I of Hungary, “The Champion” or Wisent" Vazul Michael Taksony Zoltan Arpad Almos
Predslava of Kiev Sophia Lady of the clan Tatony Richeza or Adelaide of Poland

Menumoruts, un-named daughter (debated)

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Queen of France

The Vaux Rochette's King Line to England

The Vaux Rochettes King-Line of England

Samuel Vaux, 1786: son David, Grandson Robert Elijah
John Rockett
Richard Rockett
Robert Abernathy [111]
Robert A. Abernathy [11]
Roger Tilghman
Christopher Tilghman Jr.
Christopher Tilghman Sr.
Myra Elizabeth Rockett
Sarah Abernathy
Mary May Abernathy
Mary Harwell Howell
Christina Tillman,
Tilghman
Winnefred Tilghman (Austin)
Ruth Devonshire
Anna Saunders

House of Neville

Edward Saunders
John Saunders
George Wheatonhall
Thomas Richard Berkeley
raby castle neville
George de Neville
Edward de Neville
Ralphe de Neville
Anna Pandreth
Anna Wheatonhall
Alice Alys Berkeley
Elizabeth de Neville
neville coat of arms
Margaret Fenne
Elizabeth Beauchamps
Joan de Beaufort

House of Plantagent

John of Gaunt, first duke of lancaster
Edward King of England III
Edward King of England II
Edward King of England I
Henry King of England III
John King of England
Henry King of England II
Henry King of England II
Katherine Swynford de Roet
Philippa Hainhault
Isabela of France
"Capetian Dynasty"
Eleanor of Castile
"Kingdom of Castile"
Eleanor of Provence
Isabela Countess of Angouleme
Eleanor Duchess of Aquitaine

House of Plantagent

House of Anjou

House of Angevins

Geoffrey Plantagenet, Count of Anjou
Fulk, King of Jerusalem
Fulk IV of Anjou. “le Rechin”
Geoffrey II, Count of Gatinais
Hughes de Perche
Matilda of England
Ermengarde, Countess of Maine
Bertrade de Montfort
Ermengarde of Anjou
Beatrice de Macon

Rockette Lettuce & Wine

The Rocket name, in french is the derivative of Roche, and originally in older dialects with the namesake of Roque, and there is a sharp tiny lattuie, (lettuce) known as Roquette.
number 20
When dealing with the "Vaux" name change into "Vans".
It could have been a humorous invent to name it after wine itself. Vans being the french phonetic of the french word for wine: "Les Vins".
The number 20 "Vingt", pronounced "Vah-nne" ", Vins (in french)", coincides with many marvels, in Science, and even Sports.
"20" is the top number on a dartboard. The time of becoming an adult, to the Atomic number of calcium, and so forth.
vannes france
Vannes, France
Though the keep of 'Vannes', a strategically important city in Britanny, France; the travels of the surname really stems from its prior hold on Southern France.
"Vans", surname is typically found in the North, with the French Normans, (through Maud Chester, listed on previous blog). The heritage location, of Normandy and Bretagne, for the 'Vannes' names, was about one hundred and fifty years prior the time of William the Conquerer's Siege of England.
When "Rollo", and other famous knights of the tech-mechanic era surnames, many descending from the French Monarchs.

The Vaux Vans Baus

The V 'ahnce' with the long 's' snake sounding ending, was most likely from recent American dialects.
Returning to History: Vaus, Vaud*, Vaux, Beau, and Baux,
All are pronounced "Voe",............(Vose and Bose, are directly plurals.* Vaud has a silent d.)
In non-written language what did mean?
Aside from bowed legs, "bow" can run towards the english sparring word for defeat.
There is the obvious usage though... Men of a great tribe who used bows and arrows.,
rather than being from a tribe of tall women who wore colorful bows in their hair.
Bringing the naming of the Voe (boe) sound to, the bow keepers.

"Boughs of trees, bows of Boats, & Violins."

violin bow
viking ships bow
package bow

Germanic Influence

The german "wo bist du?" "where are you?" confuses a bit, as "Valley" is a place and 'Wo' is the question. "Valley are you?" (asked, in modern English, "Are you from this valley?").
As valley is the "where", and location is in question:
Which valley you are from, and how you are when there on an internal level?
Stated in only 3 small words, wo bist du?
Where the other responds, with which valley 'place name' he or she is from, (the identity of a mapped place). "&" How's it going with you as a person, in retrospect to life experiences. (your personal thoughts held.)

Many forms of Beauty

Where the most beautiful Vaux's become Beau's.
I haven't seen anywhere online with Beau & Vaux together, which leads me to 2 versions: "beautiful valley" or just an "ok valley". Both valley types, able to contain other meanings indicative of the people:
"Are you in a beautiful place with yourself recently?", or just "Vaux: an average normal with nothing spectacular. Where when names were being assigned one-by-one as time passed.
The people from Baux (Beau) were known as being "kind-hearted or good-looking" and the ones from "Vaux", known as being: a normal friend or foe.

Which Mountains to Climb?

Even the V as a sharp looking Consonant, meaning of a valley that's difficult to climb and dangerous, where the B valleys could be older mountains.
In a time, when no words were written, the slightly softer tonation of 'B', from 'V' (in french) could have saved your life, by the direction of where you were physically walking towards.
The Viking Areas or the Bascogne, Many of the Northern mountains are not hikable, unless a mountain sheep and used all over Switzerland higher to climb Alps is Vaud, and Vaux, steeper and more dangerous. If anomalies have interrupted along the way, where a Baux mountain is steep, that probably returns to local claims from the Bascogne in spoken tongue were their regional lands.

Secure Your Valleys

To walk away from your valley, was to also possibly lose it to strangers or enemies. Hence, populating becoming a security need, where a religion with plural wives, like the Mormon faith would flourish. Oddly the Mormons do speak of "Golden tablets, etched-in writing on gold plates," from a time very long ago.
Keep the valleys filled with your army of persons, to maintain ownership.

The Local Claimers

It's very possible in modern Bretagne and other areas of Europe, that people from many old dialects prefer to not recognize official French ownership papers. Especially when the owners have forfeited their lands for a while to go elsewhere. ie., purchased house & fields, and the fields have been re-claimed by local farmers, after being allowed to till the soil for few years. A very difficult situation to stop, once they've been given the workable land.
A non-humourous situation, where a country officially sets its boundry and habitation rules, yet those rules don't really apply to the local people. The beaucracy of Paris is in Paris.

Namesake! It's My Kingdom, All the Lands and All the Castles !

Namesake castles: ie. "Vaux" Kingdoms'castles and chateaus,'
deeded by its very own surnamed-persons (or builder designer count or countess Vaux, who named the chateaux.), The provenance effect is returns to the heritage of that family and surname.
A rightful ownership also, in the eyes of many, Non-disputed ownership. Where that castle belongs with persons of that family, as long as they do not abandon it on purpose.
A good info-source for the Rocketts is at http://tantleyrockett.familytreeguide.com

Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Queen of France

King Lines, A few Scottish Kings, to Henry I King of England

3 Scottish Kings Found and a Princess,
within my Grandmother's Lines:

1001 Duncan I, King of Scots , Atholl, Perthshire, Scotland
1031 Malcolm III** *, 'Canmore', King of Scots
& Saint Margaret, Queen of Scots, Dunkeld, Perthshire
**(he assassinated and usurped "Lulach")
*Northumberland, England (killed in battle near Alnwick)

1083 David I, King of Scots Maud /Matilda de Senlis, Countess of Huntingdon, Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland
1114 Henry of Scotland (his uncle was King Henry I of England, married to his aunt Edith) and his wife Ada de Warenne, Countess of Huntingdon, Kelso, Roxburghshire, Scotland
*Daughter of Henry of Scotland was Margaret de Huntingdon, Princess of Scotland
* only listed with my Grandmothers line, no star indicates both Grandparents share the same royal ancestor of King Edward III, 21 generations ago.
An oldie king, I discovered through the surnames a few years ago, during the 1300 time frame. A Scottish King, found through his daughter Margaret Stewart.
Robert II of Scotland: I know you want a story about him, but, there are many others wanting their picture-day also.
(I'm starting to refurbish the site, with larger images. Too many historical images, have been over-reduced for the web. Note: my too-tiny Chesters!)
Henry the first King of England:
He died of poisoning, from overeating the eel fish called lamphreys. Possibly a problem that exists even today, to over-imbibe on the river snake, may actually find ones-self at deaths-end quickly. It may be a descendant poisoner specifically, kinda like an avoidfish, for the Beauclerc children, etc. It's an inland variety, here in France.
from wiki:
[Henry I, also known as Henry Beauclerc, was King of England from 1100 to 1135. Henry was the fourth son of William the Conqueror and was educated in Latin and the liberal arts.]
I was trying to get to the king-line, away from Edward the third and found a line through, much earlier...with the Earls of Chester.
The Earls of Chester, with Rundulf, le Meschin, and others, are inner-fixed in Normandy, Calvados region for quite a while, and the Guernons, built at least one castle during that time. There was a web-page stating 50 or so manor houses in conjunction were given to the Chester Earls, in the Guernon area, so I suppose they are somewhere on the books as a property title that is historically deed-owned.

The Earls of Chester
& Kings of the Scots,
through The Vaux line

Circa 1080: House of Dunkeld, and Bruce
Ranulf de Briquessart
Ranulf le Meschin, 3rd Earl of Chester
Ranulf de Gernon, 4th Earl of Chester
Hugh Kevelioc 5th Earl of Chester
David of Scotland, 9th earl of Huntington
Robert Brewes, 4th lord of Annandale
Sir Robert Brewes 5th lord of Annandale
Sir Robert le Brus, 1st Lord Brus
Robert the first Bruce, King of Scotland
Margaret Goz
Lucy of Bolingbroke
Maud of Gloucester
Bertrade de Monfort of Evreux
Matilda (Maud) of Chester
Isobel of Huntington
Isabella de Clare, of Gloucester and Hertford
Marjorie Countess of Carrick
Isabela of Mar
from Robert Bruce & Isabela Ambassador to Denmark
Walter Stewart, 6th high Stewart
Robert I I Stewart King of Scotland
David Stewart first Earl of Caithness
Patrick Graham Straithearn
Malise Graham
Robert Vaux
Blaise Vaux
Patrick Vans
Alexander Vans
Marjorie Bruce, the Princess of Scotland
Eupheme de Ross, Countess of Moray
Lindsey
Eupheme Stewart
Marion Campbell
Euphemia Graham
Elizabeth Stabos
Mary Kennedy
Euphemia Graham
to Euphemia Graham wife, son Patrick Vans & his wife Catherine Kennedy
Circa 1575: The Normandy Dynasty: from maud's parents above:
Rollo
William the 1st “Longsword”
Richard “the fearless” Duke of Normandy
Richard “the good” 2nd Duke of Normandy
Robert “the magnificent” 1st Duke of Normandy
William the Conquerer, King of England
King Henry Beauclerc of England, the First
Robert The 1st Earl of Gloucester, Robert de Caen
Ranulf de Gernon, 4th Earl of Chester
Poppa
Luitgarde Vermandois
Gunorra, Duchess of Norway
Judith of Brittany
Herleva of Falaise
Matilda of Flanders
Eupheme de Ross, Countess of Moray
Mabel FitzRobert, of FitzHamon
Maud of Gloucester, Countess of Chester
to Daughter of Conan 1 duke of Brittany and Ermingarde of Anjou
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I am a little bit time lost:
The Robert Vaux-----Huntington line also goes to
'David I 'the Saint'King of Scotland
born around 1080, to his father:
King Malcolm III 'Caennmor' King of Scotland
and Saint Margaret of Exile, leading to her mother as Agatha of Kiev.
Malcolm is buried in the El Escorial Palace in Madrid.
A lot of new info, with "The Normandy Dynasty" and "William the Conquerer",
as well as, more of the Robert Kings of Scotland,
and "Henry the first" as an English King, with "The Earls of the Chester Line".
Leading into... Aethelrred "The Unready".
So many new names, even Malet, though tech problems have persisted,
and I just can't get gedcom to work with ubuntu, it crashed the server, and I had to re-install.
My little chart program can't handle it anymore. So, I re-made the charts above, to help document it. Because... going back to the castle keeper ages, 700-1000 yrs can be time-consuming.
There was also a Portugal Province, given to "Ranulf Guernon",
from King Alfonso the 1st, leading to another "Red-haired link" in the south for the Vaux's.

Saturday, June 21, 2014

Queen of France

Spanish Kingdom found

This is getting embarassing,
the "my line" talk, but I have to indulge a little while,

I discovered today the Kingdom of Castile,
with King Ferdinand III, and his father Alfonso IV
through the british side, of King Edward I,

also a discovery of another Vaux line, that of Harrowden.

I thought the King line was to France only from the Plantagent Kings,
yet there was Eleanor Castile.

Whose father was Ferdinand III of Castile,
bringing in a young looking curley red-blondish type.



I wanna tease at his shoes, but, no, I discovered a few more surnames, 
away from this poetic ruler.
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There was a moment around my Saunders line, 
where the saunders was not being found as being married to a Whetenhall, but it was recovered to find Alice Aly of Berkeley.

In those times, genealogy is really bad for the heart. 
To have a kingdom one day and feel it was all lost,
because of an online database, stating another name.

I prefer to already know my convictions of purpose rather than require these lines as a necessity, but the peoople are so diatribed into this family tree being exact. It does seem odd, when years before, great leaders simply took over, rather than databased into rule.

I guess I'm a woman with no sword nor army, 
so I have been jestered into its work servitude, of proof.

A shame to those who require the witness in proof any further.


I know I am being silly, at the moment, but it does appear that from this one line, I personally encompass, most of europes property. 


Yell, yell, yell, say the others "so do I", yet where are they in form or standing of the finality in purposes, only living as after sayers, 
"I coulda done that", well they didn't.

So your stuck with me for a while.


Yes, through the ferrers there is chocolate around those rochers but not today,
only the ferrers and radcliffs, somehow redirecting me to spain, 
along with many new names of find.

from around saunders and whetenhall. see the surname update page for more details, as unruly as it is, I try to keep it as up to date as possible.
Why this genealogy searching is so upsetting into ups and downs, names here and then gone, along with the have-to of distancing away from others in order to succeed with a database.
It's become tremendously fierce, in genealogy searching as of late, as to feel armies of no-lovers chase, merely to run you over, with their complete histories found.

John I plantagent King of England
Henry II plantagent King of England, born in Le mans (the fast king)
married to Eleanor of Aquitaine,
Henry III plantagent King of England,


 Onto The Kingdom of Spain:

Ferdinand III of Castile Joan, Countess of Ponthieu
Alfonso IX of León  and Berengaria of Castile

the 3 subsequent kings began with the Emperer Alfonso VII of León and Castile, on red-haired looking moors on the left.







Blue horses, blue robes, a different blue from cobalt blue, they had to have used turqouise somehow. 

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Joan the Countess of *Ponthieu, 
keeps a ready-made cooked chestnut company. 
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Reginald I, Count of Burgundy,
the Alfonzo kings great grandfather has an incredible likeness to the nouvaux duke of France, Rene.

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Queen of France

The Capetti Chateaus

Capetti - Capet - Capetian
Castles, Palaces and Chateaus

beaumont de richard
Beaumont de Richard
written in France and the USA, (Soon most of the castles will be linked to their history or vineyard page. The new Versaille-looking castles are ok, all amenities and dining, but I still prefer the older castles architecturally, less of the Mansards also.)
The Vaux Kingdom's holdings include:
any castle named with inferences of Vaux, Beau, or Baux,*
and refer to the Vaux's and their newer surnames, that are direct-descendants  from the Capet Kings Line. Vaux was last in use in Scotland, as a Laird, before they became Vans and more recent versions, etc.
Listed on the bottom of this page is a large link list with regions: of old chateaus: ruins, private owns, hotels, vineyards, museums.
most are the phonetic spellings of my ancestors: (Some of my namesakes for the EU Castle Collective, ownership game (surname facet links are the the top right)
I begin with Castles my name-saked from Scotland & England and then France.
Vau (Bau, Beau, Vos)- Fon (Von) - Gui (Gue, Guy) & Roc (Roche)
names of the regions have not all been included, like the Roche-Guyon or Vosges, so it's incomplete, yet still a vast list.
The Capetti King Take-over:
French-surnamed persons with Chateaus, from the Capet Kings,
that ascended from King Edward 11 and 111 through Philippa and Isabela of France:
French Royal Property Holdings
This particular line, has 15 or so, reigns of French Kings.
With these 15 reigns, includes, the members of my French royalty.
The other surnames shared with my Capetian Line,
such as Berkeley, are direct descendants of the Capets.
Yet, they did not continue with their French connection,
and do not have any castles here, to my knowledge.
therefore they are not included as part of our royal property holdings here in France.
These properties of chateaus and museums, etc, that are part of the Royale Vaux's directly owned property holdings.
We can call them then "The Capetti's" for short.
It sounds like millions of people would have sprouted, from the French Capets, but due to several reasons the line was sparce: The Capetian Kings in general, had very few childen, and in later years of French Royalty and other Aristocracy it was made fashionable as to even have no children. Bringing the constant question: of who would inherit the throne? Leaving even Marie Antoinette in charge of France, to idle with the Kingdoms wealth.
Which brought the massive ousting of the Royals from France, with the French Revolution.
A history that is re-played, each year with the August celebration "Bastile Day". The day which still commemorates the peasant class away from Monarchy rule.
The Aristocracy with their less-to-no children, were even guillotined by the revolutionaries, abruptly ending their blood-line forever. Others who escaped, such as the Fontaines, were helped by declaring themselves as religiously persecuted Huguenauts, rather than Aristocracy, in order to avoid being be-headed. The name Fontaine changed here in America, quite quickly, as followers could have found them out even that far away from France.
I'm even going to including more, surnames, thusly people, from other french lines, through other grandparents, and certainly one of the first is that of the Fontaine family due to Fontainebleau, because as Capetti Kings we formerly lived and died there, several times.
With that pairing agreement over the years, many persons and other surnames, of persons would not be here, therefore as such an ancient names, we are forever inextricably linked as the keepers of france for at least another 500 years or so.

Typical Capetian Surnames

Back to the many French Capetti surnames, and their children, It seems like a monstrosity of a list, but not everyone is inclined to be as enthusiastic as I am, and presume they even wish to denounce several of our Vaux intentions as lessors.
In that old heat they build, if we choose to declare ourselves under their terms, we lose what is our inheritable rights of dominion. Please understand they are not all moving to France, so, perhaps they need to stay in America or wherever.
Why would they reject the offer? wimp, wimp, on the wimpa: Many reasons, estrangement types, and nationalistic clingers, of only these past 100 yrs.
It's evident that not all lines under the Capet kings line will be of persons who can, at anytime in their mind or adventure self-state, become a new royale family again. Due to weaker line input from non-political persons.
The "tell me when its over and completed" group of, "and I'll join then", are not included, and lists of those person will be written as a ruling that they lost, the inclusion for themselves to be on grounds of any Vaux Kingdom Royal family property.
If one of their young adult or adult-children has the gumption to travel the distance, then, ok, we have can include the young adult on the list.

Some Castles styled as Resthomes

If after a time, what!!
we have set-up rest-homes at a few chateaus, for a few relatives, and some decide its "ok", to be in with Vaux Kingdom.
Well, they still have to pay, for the services of the castle rest-homes. However some would be suited, like the Fontainebleau frontage view, with ground level, entrances.
Luckily, as plans are fortunate in "begin" here.
The extra payment to participate as a resthome member, would be paid into Surname Family-Trust. Assuming they were also castle owners within the *EU Castle Collective ownership, including the new specific amount for their group care.

* EU Castle Collective

Castle living-time (shared ownership) for a lifetime purchase for Castles eligible to your surnames. ie. 1000 Fontaines, purchase-sharing either 1 Fon castle as all theirs 365 days a yr., or several Fon castles due to their group charter (summer at this castle and a summer next at another: ie., tipee camping etc, with other people of "Fons" surnames: All Collective members with the possibility to create a business venture from the castle itself).
Not really a quick Vaux Castle list
Detailing peerage ownerships, of castles such as de Carew.
(the de carew's are not with the King Edward III line. though they are of castle surname importance,
as the original builder-owner.)

The Berry territory: Cher, Indre, and parts of Viennes.

Interjecting surnamed persons of each European castle,
named by that surname, as the correct original deeded proprietor with rights to claim.

The Vaux Kingdoms acceptance of Beaux castles and territories that are without ownerships,
formerly held by the governments of the old EU. under the names of national trusts and heritage society holdings.

Habloid testing of the surnames from King Edward the III.
(the castle time keeper of europe's royal families.)

Dysfunctioning Wales as a border territory within Great Britain.
(helping to remove county to county hatreds.)

The introduction of the Spain into my bloodline,
through the Vaux's of King Edward I.
to Ferdinand from Eleanor of Castile.
"On demand are Horse parades for the Spanish castles. (All painted in Blue chalk Paint, S'il vous Plait.)"

English and Scottish Castles:

where my: Royal Ancestors were born, lived-in and died, over the centuries:
(Not all of these British and Scottish castles am I surnamed-after. Many were more so, kept as Royal residences and inhabited by the Royals of the time.)

Falkland castle
Dirlington
Saltoun Hall
Abergavenny
Raby
Westmoreland, Scarborough
Beverstone
Beddington
Richards
Hornby
Kenilworth Castle
Kenilworth, painted by JW Turner
Kenilworth Castle with John of Gaunt's Great Hall
Leicester Castle (death of: Prince, John of Gaunt, son of King Edward the III.)
Northam & Werke
Beaumont Palace
Newarkcastle
Caernarvon
Berkeley
Buckingham (Bingham)
Carew (Carreu)
Stirling Castle (taken by siege King Edward I.)
Windsor Castle (birth of: King Edward III.)
Sheen Palace (Death of King Edward III.)

Surnamed Departments of France (cantons of France)

Aquitaine
Burgandy
Berry
Savoy
Hainaut
Vaucluse (namesake Vau)

Chateaus in France:

Newer Chateaus, are still applicable to claim or share ownership rights, as long as the ancient surname is in-use..
Roquetaillade Castle
Roquetaillade

Vaux-Vicomte
Fontainebleau
Clairavaux (Puyravaux)
Château de Gombervaux
Chinon castle
Angers
Beaumont le Vieux (Vaucluse)
Baux de Provence
Beauregard (2)
Beaufort
Haut-Ribeaupierre
Beauville
Gavaudun (Gevaudan)
Beaugency
Beaumont-sur-Oise
Beaucaire
Saint-Germain-Beaupré
Beaumont-le-Richard
Corcelles-en-Beaujolais
Vaudémont
Le château de Vaux-sur-Seine
Château des Vaux au Puy-en-Velay
Vauclair
Airvault
Vaussèche
Vautheau
Le Rivau
Vaujours
Montguyon
la Guyonnière
La Roche-Guyon
Bonnefontaine
Vaux Vicomte
Vaux Vicomte, Paris
Rochetaillée
Roquetaillade
and any others such as  Roche, font, and guy*
within the name held under the heritage councils.
such as:
Rochebaron.
Rocher
La Roche-Jagu
La Rochepot
Rochechouart
La Rochefoucauld
La Rochecourbon
Rochechinard
La Roche
La Roche-sur-Foron
Auberoche
Roquefixade
Roquelaure
Larroque
Larroque-Engalin
Pouy-Roquelaure
Larroque-Toirac
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
Roquefort
Roquessels
Villiers-le-Mahieu

additional castles names are at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_castles_in_France

other Vaux lookups are :
La Lorraine (bleu) et le comté de Vaudémont (orange) vers 1250.
This is a page Re-organization area under-construction:
with newly found chateaus and town names, mixed-in with some of the previously found chateaus yet including their updated town names:
A database crew, could help coalesce, this EU castle collection business model. Further helping to release the EU and it's individual countries of their obligations, especially the older ruins; by returning them to their name-saked heirs and descendants for repairs and keeping.
"Descendants of these Castles have an obligation to rebuild their historical sites. They are not for the EU, nor the EU taxpayers responsibility to claim. The Journey into the question of wonder, will finally be answered, and the "Vacancy of their Keepers" will be resolved, by restoring their native owners as their charge."
Languedoc
Vau
Château de la Baume, in Lozere
Château de Ribaute, in Lieuran-lès-Béziers
Limousin
Vau
Château de Vauguenige, Saint Pardoux
Lorraine
Vau
Château de Longwy in Longwy, (Ruine) now the Citadelle Vauban
Château de Vaucouleurs in Vaucouleurs
Château de Beaufremont (Ruine) in Beaufremont
Fon
Château de Fontenoy-le-Château (Ruine)
Roc
Château de la Rochotte in Pierre-la-Treiche
Domaine Rochemontes
Domaine Rochemontes
Midi-Pyrénées
Vau
Château de Fourquevaux, in Fourquevaux
Fon
Château de Fontanges in Onet-le-Château
Château de Fonbeauzard in Fonbeauzard
Château de Fontauda, (tower view remains) at Montcuq
Château d'Aiguefonde at Aiguefonde
Château Lafont in Bagnères-de-Luchon (City-central, looks like a normal building)
Gui
Château de Guizard in Villecomtal (Vineyard only)
Roc
Château de Rochemontès in Seilh (Orangerie, Weddings & Entertainment)
Château de Peyrusse-le-Roc, in Peyrusse-le-Roc (ruined)
Château de Rocamadour, at Rocamadour
Château de Saint-Roch in Le Pin
Nord-Pas-de-Calais-Picardie
Vau
Château de Beaulieu in Busnes (hotel, vineyard)
Château de Beaulieu in Busnes (museum, entertainment)
Château de Beaulieu in Pécy(vineyard)
Chateau-de-beaulieu-busnes
Chateau de Beaulieu, Busnes
chateau-de-beaulieu-pecy
Chateau de Beaulieu, Pecy: Vineyard
Gui
Château de la Bien-Assise in Guînes
Château de Guise in Guise
Hainaut
Château d'Aubry du Hainaut in Aubry-du-Hainaut, (hotel, marriages)Hainaut surname
Normandy
Vau
Manoir de Vauville and its botanical gardens in Vauville, private, open to visitors
Château de La Fresnaye in La Fresnaye-au-Sauvage. Birthplace of Nicolas Vauquelin Des Yveteaux (1567–1649), French poet.
Château du Vaudroc in Limpiville
Hôtel de Beaumont (town residence) in Valognes, private, open to visitors
Château de Beaumesnil in Beaumesnil
Château de Beaumont-le-Richard in Englesqueville-la-Percée private
Château de Beaumont-le-Richard, ruins, farm Château de Vascœuil in Vascœuil
Fon
Château de Fontaine-Henry in Fontaine-Henry
Gui
Château de Guernon-Ranville in Ranville
Château de la Madeleine in Pressagny-l'Orgueilleux
Roc
Château de la Roche-Tesson in La Colombe, ruined, private
Château de Rochemont in Saussemesnil, private
Pays de la Loire
Vau
Château de Courtanvaux, in Bessé-sur-Braye, XVe Gothique
Château de Vaulogé, in Fercé-sur-Sarthe
Château de Saint-Denis-la-Chevasse, in Saint-Denis-la-Chevasse
Château d'Aillières-Beauvoir, in Aillières-Beauvoir
Château de Baugé, Maine-et-Loire
Château de Château-Thébaud, Château-Thébaud
Château du Bois Thibault, in Lassay-les-Châteaux
Roc
Château de la Roche-Pichemer, in Saint-Ouën-des-Vallons
Château de La Roche-sur-Yon Destroyed during rebuilding the napoleonic era.
Château du Rocher, in Mézangers
Gui
Château de la Guibourgère, in Teillé
Château de la Guignardière, in Avrillé
Château de Sillé, in Sillé le Guillaume, XVe
Villages and Cities with Chateaus
*Château d'Angers, Angers
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Château des Baux
Château de Beaumont le Vieux
Vaucluse, Avignon
Roc
Château de Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
Château de Roquefort, Roquefort-les-Pins, ruine, Château de Roquefort, Rochefort-en-Valdaine,ruine,
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Vau Villages and Cities with Chateaus:
Saint-Bauzile
Château de la Tour , in Orvault
Château du Breuil, in Saint-Denis-la-Chevasse
Château de Grésillon, in Baugé 18th century
Fon Villages and Cities and Countries with Chateaus:
Château de Terre Neuve, in Fontenay-le-Comte
Gui Villages and Cities and Countries with Chateaus:
Château de Vimer in Guerquesalles
Château du Bucheron, Bosmie-l'Aiguille
Château d'Helfedange in Guinglange
Château du Bosc Théroulde in Bosc-Guérard-Saint-Adrien, "gue" is debatable
French Guiana, British Guiana , Dutch Guiana, Guyane, South America
The Guianas, Guyanas, South America
Roc Villages and Cities and Countries with Chateaus:
Château de la Gane, 15th to 16th century, Saint-Exupéry-les-Roches
Chateaus officially built by Ancestors:
Château Gaillard, 1196. Richard the Lionheart, Built in 2 years by Richard the Lionheart, early concentric castle of advanced design.
Château de Caen, 11-15th century, restored, Built c.1060 by William the Conqueror, keep pulled down 1793, damaged by bombs during World War II.
*the original surnames back to Vau, Roche, Guy, and Fon(t), Ber, were originally clans of France. Variable endings parting ways and moving onto other districts.
"I am named Rochefort, of the Roche Clan and declare these new lands as "Rochefort", as mine thus. Regards, "Therese"

The Monopoly Business of Keeping Chateaus:

The Non-Capetti (Non-Capet, Non-Capetian) Personal Surnamed Chateaus:
One quick way to dismantle the confusion of "It's my castle",
as says one surnamed person, adamantly, to a person who shares his surname.
One method is.... with a large surname family, then let it be a massive group purchase:
All the "surname persons of "Roche - such and such" pay 1,000 each,
and the castle is thereby the families, and they have a place to stay on holiday.
With higher amounts going for the longer stay persons.
Free rents going to the surnamed castles, builder workers and estate keepers, during major reconstructions, later after the rebuilds, keeping a few of the free rent estate keepers for basic duties, gardens, greet and meets, etc.
That is a case that works,
when no one has any idea who really is the direct line
to the original seats of the region, or locality at the
time the chateaus was built. Yet, they hold namesake value.
The original seats were normally held by the Dukes, Counts, Earls, Kings and Queens,  and even the Marquisse'. Whereas siblings of these chateaus were not always given such elaborately political obligations
In this reason, not all persons of a surname can be treated equally,
because if one has an ancestor that held a high position, such as Duke, rather than a cousin with the same surname, they were not actually a legitimate blood-line from the keeper of the castle and region(s) itself..only the Duke's line is.
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If the answer of the original castle seated owners is known, then
we have help further, as those descendants have the more rights over the
deed, under the Kingdom itself.
Such as with Treverez, (if it is a non-capet) ie:
all the original seat descendants of that small castle,
are able to purchase it directly,
therefore, it's not fair for one to buy the property-out over the others,
because many they inherited the blood-line equally.
In the Treverez situation if the Treverez family is found,
they have to share the property.
Bank Loan:
Many grouped families of these surnamed castles may still require a bank loan,
if from the Vaux Kingdom (if it materialized) expressly for this purpose, I am setting it at 5%. Otherwise a regular bank loan or an EU assistance loan.
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