Crécy-Brooded

Crécy-Brooded is a common French located in the department of Eure-et-Loir and the area Center.

Geography

Paul Facchetti, photographer and merchant of tables.
Jean-Louis Ménard, painter.
Louis de Verjus (1629-1709): Negotiator, wire of an adviser at the Parliament, adviser of state. It assisted, as plenipotentiary to the Diet of Ratisbon and contributed in 1697 to the treaty of Ryswick. Member of the French Academy since 1679. It had taken the title of Count de Crécy. It is buried in the chorus of the church of Crécy-Brooded.
Louis-Alexandre of Verjuice, wire of verjuice Louis. It will resell its field of Crécy with Madam de Pompadour.
Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon, Duke of Penthièvre (1725-1793): Grandson of Louis XIV of France and Madam de Montespan. It was at its time the landowner richest of the kingdom; it had, inter alia in Eure-et-Loir, the castles of Anet, Ferté-Vidame and of Crécy of 1757 1775 have. Lord High Admiral de France and last Count de Dreux.
Madam de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV of 1745 to 1750. She bought the field of Crécy with Louis-Alexandre Verjus in 1746 and with the Duke of Penthievre in 1757.
Louis XV resold it (1710-1774), King de France. He offered the field of Crécy to the Marchioness of Pompadour in 1746.

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