Jeannie, You mean Beatrix de Busancy, wife of Georges Remy and great grandaughter of the Marchioness de Busancy of Rosieres. Sounds so grand, don't they. I have tried to track down this line and come up with nothing. I tried French royality sites and everything. Actually, these people lived in the medieval period of Europe when it was believed that an asteroid hit the earth, or some catatrophic event occurred to darken the planet for years, and the advance of civilization ceased.......... The Dark Ages. It is difficult to trace ancestors through this period. I did find a tourist castle in France called Chateau de Rosieres, a 15th and 17th century fortress. Could this be the home of our Marchioness? Also, I found a rose called the Marchioness of Rosieres. So, there is some memory of this family yet. I'll bet that the Marchioness had a crown. If "you know who" got her hands on it, it would end up in a pawn shop in Roswell. Lois Arthur in Indiana parish@smithville.net ---------ORIGINAL MESSAGE-----------: : Now calm down Nefi, Calm down....... And by the by..... has any one tried to : track down any thing on Beatrice de la what ever... don't have my papers in : front of me...... think that I have ask this before..... ? ....... : Jeannie <>< : : : parish@smithville.net : :

Tee-hee-hee boy you are surely trying to breed a scab on your nose.. tee hee hee... And as far as the royalty lists etc I have been that route too and got run out of town for even suggesting that perhaps there was some hoity toity in this Ramey family, something about "YOU have been reading THAT book haven't you?" ... OH my, OH MY.......... There has got to be something to all of this as there is the Archives in France with a lot of this info to be seen..... and as you say there is the castle or what ever, and wasn't it George that inherited that loverly piece of land....... Must get a hold of a deed or something... but where to start..... any one have an idea or would any one like to take this project on... perhaps get a committee together to work TOGETHER to locate some of this stuff.... You know there are over 150 souls on this list, you would think that there would be some one or two or three that would like to take this on for the benefit of all.......... Come on one of you 145 lurkers..... pop out from behind the bushes and lets get together and do something....... Jeannie <>< -----Original Message----- From: Lois Arthur [mailto:parish@smithville.net] Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 12:52 PM To: RAMEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] Ramey Ohio 1826-80 Jeannie, You mean Beatrix de Busancy, wife of Georges Remy and great grandaughter of the Marchioness de Busancy of Rosieres. Sounds so grand, don't they. I have tried to track down this line and come up with nothing. I tried French royality sites and everything. Actually, these people lived in the medieval period of Europe when it was believed that an asteroid hit the earth, or some catatrophic event occurred to darken the planet for years, and the advance of civilization ceased.......... The Dark Ages. It is difficult to trace ancestors through this period. I did find a tourist castle in France called Chateau de Rosieres, a 15th and 17th century fortress. Could this be the home of our Marchioness? Also, I found a rose called the Marchioness of Rosieres. So, there is some memory of this family yet. I'll bet that the Marchioness had a crown. If "you know who" got her hands on it, it would end up in a pawn shop in Roswell. Lois Arthur in Indiana parish@smithville.net ---------ORIGINAL MESSAGE-----------: : Now calm down Nefi, Calm down....... And by the by..... has any one tried to : track down any thing on Beatrice de la what ever... don't have my papers in : front of me...... think that I have ask this before..... ? ....... : Jeannie <>< : : : parish@smithville.net : : ==== RAMEY Mailing List ====

Ahhhhhhhhhhh what a mess I made here old Georges brother Nicholas was ENNOBLED with the title of Seigneur de Rosieres en Blois... so sorry...... need to research before I open my mouth.... Again.. jd. <>< -----Original Message----- From: Jean Dalrymple [mailto:motherd@theriver.com] Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 1:05 PM To:c Subject: [RAMEY-L] royalty ? Tee-hee-hee boy you are surely trying to breed a scab on your nose.. tee hee hee... And as far as the royalty lists etc I have been that route too and got run out of town for even suggesting that perhaps there was some hoity toity in this Ramey family, something about "YOU have been reading THAT book haven't you?" ... OH my, OH MY.......... There has got to be something to all of this as there is the Archives in France with a lot of this info to be seen..... and as you say there is the castle or what ever, and wasn't it George that inherited that loverly piece of land....... Must get a hold of a deed or something... but where to start..... any one have an idea or would any one like to take this project on... perhaps get a committee together to work TOGETHER to locate some of this stuff.... You know there are over 150 souls on this list, you would think that there would be some one or two or three that would like to take this on for the benefit of all.......... Come on one of you 145 lurkers..... pop out from behind the bushes and lets get together and do something....... Jeannie <>< -----Original Message----- From: Lois Arthur [mailto:parish@smithville.net] Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 12:52 PM To: RAMEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RAMEY-L] Ramey Ohio 1826-80 Jeannie, You mean Beatrix de Busancy, wife of Georges Remy and great grandaughter of the Marchioness de Busancy of Rosieres. Sounds so grand, don't they. I have tried to track down this line and come up with nothing. I tried French royality sites and everything. Actually, these people lived in the medieval period of Europe when it was believed that an asteroid hit the earth, or some catatrophic event occurred to darken the planet for years, and the advance of civilization ceased.......... The Dark Ages. It is difficult to trace ancestors through this period. I did find a tourist castle in France called Chateau de Rosieres, a 15th and 17th century fortress. Could this be the home of our Marchioness? Also, I found a rose called the Marchioness of Rosieres. So, there is some memory of this family yet. I'll bet that the Marchioness had a crown. If "you know who" got her hands on it, it would end up in a pawn shop in Roswell. Lois Arthur in Indiana parish@smithville.net ---------ORIGINAL MESSAGE-----------: : Now calm down Nefi, Calm down....... And by the by..... has any one tried to : track down any thing on Beatrice de la what ever... don't have my papers in : front of me...... think that I have ask this before..... ? ....... : Jeannie <>< : : : parish@smithville.net : : ==== RAMEY Mailing List ==== ==== RAMEY Mailing List ====