| GUILLEMOT, Françoise
(About 1740-) |
GUILLEMOT, Françoise 2
User ID: L418. Françoise married William CUMING Jacobite 1745, at Culloden then in France, son of Alexander CUMING 3rd of Craigmill, Jacobite 1745, taken at Culloden and Elizabeth TULLOCH.1 (William CUMING Jacobite 1745, at Culloden then in France was born about 1729.) Marriage Notes: "(André-Pierre) Cuming de Craigmillen's father, William, was a Scot who had fought aged 18, at the disastrous battle of Culloden in 1746 and fled alone to France immediately afterwards. He subsequently forged a very successful military career and rose to become aide de camp to Prince Francois-Xavier de Saxe, uncle of Louis XVI. He married a Frenchwoman, Francoise Guillemot, and the couple had nine children." |
1 e-books, https://www.academia.edu/94390276/Napoleons_Snowball_Fight_and_a_225_year_old_mystery_solved_The_identity_of_Bonapartes_first_biographer_Mr_C_H_revealed The identity of Bonaparte's first biographer, Mr C.H., revealed.
2 Internet Site, https://www.academia.edu/94390276/Napoleons_Snowball_Fight_and_a_225_year_old_mystery_solved_The_identity_of_Bonapartes_first_biographer_Mr_C_H_revealed The identity of Bonaparte's first biographer, Mr C.H., revealed by Andrew J Thompson.
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