[Footnote 76: Lord de Craon. George de la Trimouille lord of Jonvelle,
baron of Craon, first chamberlain to the king, with whom he was a great
favourite, and held the governments of Champagne, Brie, Burgundy and
Touraine. He obtained the county of Ligny from the confiscations of
the constable of St Pol and had the governments of other towns in the
kingdom. The barony of Craon in Anjou fell to his lot.]
[Footnote 77: Prince of Orange,--John de Châlon, second of the name.]
[Footnote 78: Guy. Q. if not Gray? on the Soane, ten leagues from
Besançon.]
[Footnote 79: De Château Guyon,--Louis or Hugh de Châlons half brothers
to the prince of Orange.]
[Footnote 80: Blanfossé,--a village in Picardy, near Breteuil.]