Guillaume de Prez , lord of Pre-in-Pail, grandfather of Ambroise de Loré.

Biography

About the middle of the 14th century, the châtellenie of Pre-in-Pail belonged to a rich person and powerful lord named Guillaume de Prez. It had this ground as heritage. Its ancestors had borne the name from there for at least two centuries. One does not know the name of the legitimate woman whom he married and of which he had as a heir to his name and his fortune lord Olivier de Prez.

Widower, it was not insensitive with the charms of a young chambrière, named Thiphaine Arnoul, which, say the authentic parts, by any time remained with him . Towards 1360, it occurred of this irregular trade a girl whom one named Marie and who was dearly raised by her mother, because ambitious Thiphaine based on her all her projects of future size.

See also: Thiphaine Arnoul

Having been able to be for its part only a not very scrupulous intrigante, she wanted that his/her daughter had other titles with the consideration of the men, and she did not despair to arrive there by the protection of the noble knight who had had for her more condescension than the virtue does not authorize any.

Towards 1380, Guillaume de Prez was quite advanced on its decline. Thiphaine which had preserved empire on the old man, decided it without too much sorrow, having prepared long hand its seat, to establish his/her bastard daughter in a way worthy of him. One can believe that it had taken itself all measurements and that it is it which threw its reserved, for the establishment of his/her daughter, on the heir to a family of rather good and old nobility with the Maine, but without much fortune nor great reputation hitherto. When Guillaume de Prez appeared laid out to marry the young girl that it had not lost sight of the fact, thanks to the good care of his mother, one proposed to him like suitable party Ambroys Ier de Loré, oldest son of Robert de Loré, lord of the known as place, in Oisseau. It had to only equip been engaged with some one of its grounds, which it could make without carrying damage to the rich person succession that it left in Olivier, his son, and the marriage was done.

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