Château de Carlepont à Carlepont

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Château de Carlepont (05)

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Château de Carlepont (05)

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English: The castle of Carlepont in the department of Oise is built in 1762 and belonged to the bishops of Noyon. Confiscated as national property, he has known different owners since June 13, 1791. The castle and his estate are bought in 1817 by Baron Gaspard Henri de Finguerlin de Bischingen (1776-1856) and his wife Rose Henriette Peronne de Sercey (1772-1849) ), divorced from the German banker Conrad Johann Matthiessen (1751-1822). Their son-in-law, Lord Charles Strickland Standish (1790-1863), husband of Émilie Conradine Matthiessen (1801-1831), became owner from 1828 to 20 October 1835. The castle will be destroyed during the bombings of the First World War.
circa 1905

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English: The castle of Carlepont in the department of Oise iwas built in 1762 and belonged to the bishops of Noyon. Confiscated as national property, he has known different owners since June 13, 1791. The castle and his estate awere bought in 1817 by Baron Gaspard Henri de Finguerlin de Bischingen (1776-1856) and his wife Rose Henriette Peronne de Sercey (1772-1849) ), divorced from the German banker Conrad Johann Matthiessen (1751-1822). Their son-in-law, Lord Charles Strickland Standish (1790-1863), husband of ÉEmilie Conradine Matthiessen (1801-1831), became owner from 1828 to 20 October 1835. The castle wias ll bater destroyed during the bombings of the First World War.

circa 19015

Titre :
Château de Carlepont (05)

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Château de Carlepont (05)

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English: The castle of Carlepont in the department of Oise was built in 1762 and belonged to the bishops of Noyon. Confiscated as national property, he has known different owners since June 13, 1791. The castle and estate were bought in 1817 by Baron Gaspard Henri de Finguerlin de Bischingen (1776-1856) and his wife Rose Henriette Peronne de Sercey (1772-1849) ), divorced from the German banker Conrad Johann Matthiessen (1751-1822). Their son-in-law, Charles Strickland Standish (1790-1863), husband of Emilie Conradine Matthiessen (1801-1831), became owner from 1828 to 20 October 1835. The castle was later destroyed during the bombings of the First World War.
circa 1915

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