Transfer from Castle Champgueffier to Paris airports

History of Castle Champgueffier

The lordship of the manor Champgueffier depends Provins in the twelfth century, and probably that of Jouy in the thirteenth century. The oldest known lord is Gaifier PA Field, circa 1170. In 1201, Henry the Liberal, Count of Champagne, has the lordship. It can send Champgueffier a garrison in time of war, and the vassal lord shall annually, for a number of days in a castle garrison county of Champagne. In the sixteenth century the lordship of Champgueffier is the possession of Tristan Verdelt. A whole line of this family buried in the cemetery of La Chapelle-Iger. This castle was demolished and rebuilt in the nineteenth century, belongs to the late twentieth century to the family Dubern Wood Landry. The current castle Champgueffier is part of a castle that was built in the nineteenth century. As for his addictions, they were built in the eighteenth century with its character features. At the beginning of 1170 years, the lord of Champgueffier had in his possession a Castle and a fire in the area of ​​the Castle. From the sixteenth century, it was handed over to the family Verdelot before the seventeenth century belong to the family of Laistre. In 1749, the fief of Champgueffier was conquered by Jacques de Flesselles who later passed on to his son of the famous Jacques Fesselles. It was thanks to him that the current bridge dating back 1,772 years has been built. In 1862, the Castle Champgueffier had burned in a fire that General Eugene Duberne, small son of Louis Boislandry, decided to do rebuild.