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Le château d'origine médiévale fut constamment habité. Il passa par héritage en 1821 à Augustine Marie Rosalie de Forges de Châteaubrun (1772-1853), épouse de Pierre-Paul Royer-Collard (1763-1845). Augustine-Angélique Royer-Collard (1808-1874), fille des deux précédents, hérita du domaine. Elle épousa Gabriel ANDRAL (1797-1876), fils du médecin de Caroline Bonaparte. (Tous deux reposent dans le caveau de Châteauvieux). Leur fils, Charles Guillaume Paul ANDRAL (1828-1889) prit leur succession. Avocat, il devint en 1873 Vice-président du Conseil d’Etat. Il abandonna ensuite la magistrature et devint directeur du réseau de chemins de fer Paris Orléans. Il épousa Blanche Delius, d’origine juive et convertie au christianisme. Il mourut en 1889 et fut inhumé dans le cimetière, qui fut désaffecté l’année suivante. Blanche décéda à 88 ans en 1925. Elle fut inhumée au Père Lachaise à Paris. Sans héritiers, elle légua le domaine de Châteauvieux à la Société Philanthropique de Paris, pour y installer une maison de repos sous la direction d’une communauté religieuse, pour dames et jeunes filles fatiguées. En 1998, l’établissement fut transformé en maison de retraite médicalisée.
Angelique Augustine Royer-Collard (1808-1874), daughter of the previous two, inherited the estate. She married Gabriel ANDRAL (1797-1876), son of the doctor Caroline Bonaparte. (Both are buried in the vault of Châteauvieux). Their son, Charles William Paul ANDRAL (1828-1889) took their inheritance. Lawyer, in 1873 he became Vice-President of the Council of State. Then he left the bench and became director of the network of railways Paris Orléans. He married Blanche Delius, of Jewish and converted to Christianity. He died in 1889 and was buried in the cemetery, which was abandoned the following year. White died at age 88 in 1925. She was buried in Père Lachaise in Paris. Without heirs, she bequeathed the field Châteauvieux the Philanthropic Society of Paris, to install a nursing home under the direction of a religious community, for ladies and girls tired. In 1998, the facility was transformed into nursing home. |
| Date | Taken on 2 March 2006, 20:54 |
| Source | Châteauvieux (Loir-et-Cher). |
| Author | Daniel Jolivet |
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