Countess Boisrouvray de Rougemont

Countess Boisrouvray de Rougemont

"Boisrouvray ? a French countess, journalist and movie producer with
a large family fortune ? sold off $100 million in paintings, jewels
and businesses, and in 1989 used a large part of the proceeds to
launch the Association François-Xavier Bagnoud (www.fxb.org) with a
global mission to assist AIDS orphans and abandoned AIDS/HIV
children."

The Templars were Bankers to Kings. After their persectuion what did
these kings do to replace the Templar banking system? Did they
annoint one Templar family as their official Banquier?

Many of the Swiss Banks were founded by Huguenot families who fled
the Papal forces. The Hottinger family are Huguenots. The Rougemont
founders of Lloyd's of London are Huguenots. Did they pool their
money together?

Here is whatt Tim Caramin said in this group about the Du Temple
family;

"First off, they came originally from the city of Chartres, in the
Beauce region south-west of Paris, and were noted in the city records
as early as 1285. They were simply called "du Temple" at that time,
and were not noble or "armigerous" (arms-bearing) until around 1500.
They did not become "du Temple de Rougemont" until 1672, when the
lawyer Guy-Charles du Temple, native of Chartres, married
Francoise-Nicole de Boisrouvray, the heiress of an estate called
Rougemont, also in the Beauce region."

Here is the Transdendence of Coutness Albina du Boisrouvray after
she contemplated suicide when her son died.

Jon Presco

http://www.time.com/time/europe/hero/boisrouvray.html
http://www.ping.be/~jos81/link/philippides/ph177.htm

The Du Temple family come from the Chartre/Chartier, a name
associated with a GM of the Templars. The Du Temples were bankers to
kings. The family of Rougemont was known at the XII 2nd century. The
Du Temple de Rougemont denotes the large block given to the Knights
Templar in Paris, they the Bankers Mundi. One of the Temple was the
third crusade, and another was banker to king Philippe the Bold.
Geoffroi of the Temple was Banker to Philippe les Hardi, and Jean du
Temple the Banker of King de Navarre. Pierre of the Temple de
Rougemont was generous to the churches of Chartres and was buried in
the chorus of the church of the Jacobins.

Swiss Bankers have recently appoligized for financing the slave
trade in the new world.

"The city Zurich was included into this Swiss and European network
of financial and trade relations. Particularly Leu and Rougement are
to refer to Hottinger & Cie on textile exports to west India as well
as the banks."

The Napoleonic wars were a theater in the sense that both Napoleon
and his enemy, Wellington, were financed by the same group of
bankers. Napoleon was financed with the silver from Veracruz that
was transferred from Lazard Freres in Louisiana to the Hope Bank in
Amsterdam and the bank of Gabriel Ouvrard in Paris. The family of
Ouvrard was Intermarried with the family of Labouchere head of the
Hope Bank.

The Rougemonts are kin to the Labouchere family and can be found in
a genealogy on the banking family of Mallet. You will also find Anna
de Rougemont de La Schadau, who I assume is the daughter or sister
of Alfred Denis de Rougemont whose portrait we see on the left.

The Du Temple de Rougemont family are found in the Bonaparte/Murat
genealogy, it said the Emperor made a point to marry into Banking
families.

The Ouvrard-rochechouart-larochejacquelein funds entered to the
Public records by purchase in December 1981 of the La Roche Bank of
Switzerland. In addition to the banker Gabriel-Julien Ouvrard (1770-
1846) and his son Jules (1799-1861), the Larochejacquelein families
and Rochechouart, became linked by marriage in Ouvrard.

Many of the Swiss Banks were founded by Huguenot families who fled
the Papal forces. The Hottingers family are Huguenots.




 
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