Guilde de Tréville - Historical Characters

Tréville Details Family Tree	Jean-Arnaud du Peyrer, Comte de Triosvilles [1598-?] Father was a merchant in Orolon (Gascony). Became a gentleman cadet in the Régiment de Guardes in 1616. Nominated as a cornet in the Musketeers in 1625. Appointed gentilehomme de la chambre du roi in 1633 Appointed capitaine-lieutenant of the Musketeers Oct. 3, 1634. Lands of Troisville raised to Comté by Queen Anne in 1643 Was captain of the Musketeers when they were disbanded in January, 1646. Would not give up his title during talks of rebuilding the Musketeers - 1656. Resigned on October 18, 1657 and retired to Troisvilles.
D'Artagnan Details Family Tree	Charles de Batz-Castlemore, Comte d'Artagnan [1618-1673] Father was Bertrand III de Batz-Castlemore. Mother was Francoise de Montesquiou-d'Artagnan Two older brothers became Musketeers. Approached Tréville to become a Musketeer 1638-1640? Admitted as a cadet into the King's Guards - recommended by Tréville. Admitted into the Musketeers in 1644. Assigned to Cardinal Mazarin when Musketeers were disbanded in 1646. Appointed a lieutenant in the King's Guards in 1651. Appointed captain in 1655. Re-Appointed to the Musketeers in 1658 Received sous-lieutenant commission on May 26, 1658. Appointed acting commander of both regiments in Februaruy, 1665. Succeeded the Duc de Nevers as capitaine-lieutenant in 1667. Appointed as a general, Cavalry Brigadier, on May 5, 1667. Given the title of Comte d'Artagnan after the campaign in Flanders. Died in battle on June 25, 1673 during the siege of Maëstricht, Holland.
Athos (Comte de la Fére) Family Tree	Armand de Sillège [1615-1643] Father was Adrien de Sillège, Seigneur d'Athos Mother was Tréville's cousin. Died during a duel on December 21, 1643.
Porthos (Seigneur du Vallon)	Isaac de Portau [1617-1674] Second son of Isaac de Portau, a man of considerable consequence: -- Secrétaire de Etats, Secrétaire di Roi, Notaire Général Was a removed cousin of Armand de Sillège Was already in the Guards when d'Artagnan entered as a cadet. Accepted into the Musketeers in 1643.
Aramis Family Tree	Henri d'Aramitz, Écuyer et Abbey Laïque [?-1674] His father, Charles, was a Musketeer. His aunt, Marie, was Tréville's mother. Was also known as écuyer et abbey laïque: -- proprietor of the tithes, patron of the curacy, seigneur of noble property. Father and cousin (Tréville) assisted in him becoming a Musketeer in 1640. Served in the Musketeers for fifteen years. Married Jeanne de Béarn-Bonasse on February 16, 1650. They had two sons and two daughters. Returned to Paris after making out his will on April 22, 1654.
Besmaux	François de Montelzun, Sieur de Besmaux Entered the King's Guards in 1641. Enrolled in the Musketeers shortly after. Appointed as Cardinal Mazarin's personal guard in 1646 by Tréville. Appointed Captain of the Cardinal's Guards by 1656. Appointed Govenor of the Bastile on April 10, 1658. Died at the end of the century. Rumored to have made his fortune off of the prisoners subsistence allowance. His daughters married well above their station.
Jeanne de Baas	Jean-Charles de Baas [?-1667] Historically confused with Charles de Batz (d'Artagnan). Was originally from Béarnais Served in the Régiment de Persan Placed his services at Mazarin's disposal after the civil war. Entrusted with an important mission to Italy in 1655. Became governor of Mortara. Apponted lieutenant-general of the King's armies. Was appointed lieutenant-general of the "American Islands and other lands owing obedience to the King of France" in 1667. Died of fever at Port-Royal in January 1667.