still living - details excluded
No definite mention after his baptism.
_Petermand GACHET ___+
| (.... - 1574)
_Claude GACHET ___________|
| (1549 - 1588) m 1580 |
| |_Antheyne MURISET ___+
| (1533 - 1573)
_Petermann (Pierre) GACHET _|
| m 1605 |
| | _Beno�t NIBLE _______+
| | | (1522 - 1589) m 1550
| |_Fran�oise NIBLE _________|
| (1564 - ....) m 1580 |
| |_Benoitte du MOULIN _+
| (1530 - 1582) m 1550
|
|--Abraham GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _Samuel Pierre BANQUETAZ _|
| | m 1590 |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Judith BANQUETAZ __________|
m 1605 |
| _Andr� FIVAZ ________
| | (.... - 1598)
|_Susanne FIVAZ ___________|
(.... - 1639) m 1590 |
|_Antheine CHUARD ____+
(1550 - 1591)
He is mentioned in a document relating to a settlement involving Jacob son of Jacob de Trey of the first part and Andrey Mestral with his wife Jeanne Gachet, David Gachet, and his brother Abraham Gachet, 16 jan 1642 (Samuel Marcuard, notary at Payerne, ACV DP 63/1).
______________________
|
_____________________|
| |
| |______________________
|
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1591 - 1640) m 1609|
| | ______________________
| | |
| |_____________________|
| |
| |______________________
|
|
|--Abraham GACHET
| (.... - 1667)
| _Jean DE TREY ________+
| | (1520 - 1579) m 1545
| _Abraham DE TREY ____|
| | (1549 - 1596) m 1591|
| | |_Jeanne D'ENGLISBERG _
| | m 1545
|_Anne DE TREY _______|
m 1609 |
| _Pierre JOCCET _______
| | (.... - 1591)
|_Anne JOCCET ________|
(.... - 1601) m 1591|
|_Anne GACHET _________+
(.... - 1584)
_____________________
|
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1591 - 1640) m 1609|
| |_____________________
|
_David GACHET _______|
| (.... - 1680) m 1640|
| | _Abraham DE TREY ____+
| | | (1549 - 1596) m 1591
| |_Anne DE TREY _______|
| m 1609 |
| |_Anne JOCCET ________+
| (.... - 1601) m 1591
|
|--Abraham GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _Abraham DESSIBORD __|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Jeanne DESSIBORD ___|
m 1640 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
The name Andrivete, which occurs in medieval texts such as the epic Escanor of Girard d'Amiens, is occasionally transcribed by modern authors as Andrinete. The script where the name is found in the Swiss records could be read either way, and it is entirely plausible that Andrinete is the better reading. Can anyone locate a source that proves which version of the name is authentic?
It is not known which wife of her father was the mother of Andrivete. She is mentioned repeatedly in the terrier ACV FL 460, which contains "reconnaissances" for property dependent on nobles Jean, Michel, and Claude Fivvaz, brothers, 1526. The properties are located in or near Villars-en-Vully and many were previously recognized (at a time when the feudal seigneur was Claude de P�tigny) by Bartholomeus Gachet. A "reconnaissance" dated 10 jan 1526 for Pierre Gachet, notary and bourgeois de Payerne (fol. 47v) includes several properties that had previously been recognized by Girard Hugonet, whose wife was Andrivete, daughter of the late Pierre Gachet, bourgeois de Payerne, and on fol. 51 we find an even more explicit reference, that the property consisted of "quasquidem possessiones res bonae et pensiones prescriptas in recognitionibus feudalibus prenarratis antiguitus tenebat dictus quondam Girardus Hugoneti avunculus meus dicti confitentis a dicto quondam nobili Glaudio de Pictignye et suis sub censii perpetuo..." (roughly translated, whatever possessions, goods, property, and pensions had been listed in the said feudal reconnaissance that were previously held by the said late Girard Hugonet, uncle of me, the said confessant, due to the said late noble Claude de Pitigny and his successors in perpetuity...). We cannot take "avunculus" (uncle) in the modern, literal sense here; Pierre Gachet, the confessant in 1526, was the great-grandson of the earlier Pierre Gachet. Girard Hugonet was the great-uncle of the younger Pierre Gachet.
Andriveta or Andrineta is described as the late first wife of Girardus Hugonet in a reconnaissance dated 10 may 1456 (ACV Fl 393, fol. 117), but the name of Girard's second wife has not yet been discovered.
However, another version of the genealogy is found in the terrier FL 81, fol. 541 (12 jun 1447), a reconnaissance for Girardus Hugonet clericus, "ex hereditate materna de acquisicione per quondam Mermetam relictam Petri Gaschet eius matrem facta a Nycodo Racton de Paterniaco et Jaqueta filia quondam Johannis Vavoz eius uxore". Could this be correct? We would have to suppose that Johannes Hugonet had married Mermeta, mother of Girardus Hugonet, and that after the death of Johannes Hugonet, Mermeta next married Petrus Gachet as his second wife, and that Andriveta was a daughter of Petrus Gachet by his first wife, supposed to be Francesia Crostel. Under this scenario, Girardus and Andriveta would be unrelated and so could marry. But it may be that Girardus became a notary through the assistance of his stepfather Petrus Gachet.
_Perrodus GACHET ____
| (1320 - ....)
_Johannes GACHET ____|
| (1350 - 1425) |
| |_____________________
|
_Petrus GACHET ______|
| (1371 - 1450) m 1409|
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Perrussona _____ ___|
| (.... - 1425) |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Andrivete GACHET
| (.... - 1456)
| _Aymetus CROSTEL ____
| |
| _Johannes CROSTEL ___|
| | (1372 - 1450) |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Francesia CROSTEL __|
(1392 - 1450) m 1409|
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________+
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________+
| m 1474
_Anthony GACHET _____|
| (.... - 1572) m 1560|
| | _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _+
| | | (1460 - 1513) m 1480
| |_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
| (.... - 1553) m 1503|
| |_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __+
| (.... - 1513) m 1480
|
|--Anna GACHET
|
| ________________________________
| |
| _____________________|
| | |
| | |________________________________
| |
|_Agatha IMHAAG ______|
m 1560 |
| ________________________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|________________________________
The sole record of her existence appears to be the record of a dispute involving her burial in the parish church of Payerne in 1534. In the surviving (second) register of the notary Nicodus Probi (fils) (ACV Dp 80, fol. 205), dated 29 may 1534, we find the following item:
Die vigesima nona mensis may et Anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo trigesimo quarto circa horam nonam comparavit personaliter providus Johannes Amedeus Gachet secretarius ville Paterniaci in capitulo tenendo in claustro abbacie Paterniaci, coram venerabilibus dominis religiosis dicte abbacie dicendo et proponendo quod verum erat quod quadem die nuper lapsa defunta erat Anna soror sua qua die fecit ipsam sepellire in cappella parrochialis ecclesie Paterniaci juxta altare dicti Gachet sed non petivit nec requisivit ipsis dominis religiosis invocarent (?) beneditionem adparendem (=adpertinentem, appertinentem?) ipsam in cimsterio dicte abbacie ut minoris est petere unius quisque ipsis dominis religiosis predictum sisternant (?) ante capitulum quod est memora de contrario dicendo et respondendo prefati domini religiosi quod dictus Johannes Amedeus male fecerat infrangendo eorum libertates reprimentes dicendo et respondendo dictus Johannes Amedeus non fecisse male sinisterius sed immoraliter et qua dicta soror sua non habebat etatem qua erat minoris etatis et aliis causis per ipsum alegatus confessus est idem male ficesse et penituisse quare petebat ipsis veniam ac (?) sibi percere et ulterius facere (?) que ... ... sine sibi ... et ... de ulterius petendo quidquam et me notario subsignato ... religiosi et dictus Johannes Amedeus ... fiat cum clausules opportunis, datum ut supra.
The text is not very clear, but it appears Johannes Amedeus answered that he had done nothing to infringe on the privileges of the clergy and meant no harm. In effect, the monks of the abbey were defending their ancient union rules, which gave them exclusive rights to officiate at burials and presumably to collect fees for doing so. By 1534, the Reformation was already well known in Payerne, Guillaume Farel and Pierre Viret having preached there in 1532 and 1533. The monks remained in control of the abbey until 1536, but it must have already been clear to everyone which was the wind was blowing. When Jeanamey had his young sister Anne buried beside the Gachet family altar, without involving the monks, did one of the reformers officiate? It seems strange that no mention is made of an officiant, who, if he acted without the permission of the monks of the abbey, should also have been in hot water with the monks.
This text is the only one discovered so far that clearly states that anyone had ever been buried in the Gachet family chapel in the parish church of Payerne. There is today no visible trace of any such burials, but it may be that the burials themselves are still intact beneath the floor of the church, within or adjacent to the columns and vaulted ceiling (still bearing the Gachet arms) that remain. Of the altar mentioned in the text, there is no trace.
Evidently a different Anne, a "sister" of the groom Niklaus Gatschet, attended his wedding in Bern, January, 1559, according to his notebook, now in the Burgerbibliothek in Bern, and brought her daughter Elisabeth with her from Payerne. Her married name is not given in the notebook of Niklaus Gatschet, and no further evidence of her existence has been discovered. It is very likely that the name of her husband will be found somewhere in the records of the notaries of Payerne. Was she the Anna Gatschet who married Franz In der Matte at Bern 08 may 1563? If so, she must have married previously, before 1559. Now, Niklaus often calls his various sisters-in-law his "sisters". Could this Anne have been the wife of one of his brothers? None of the brothers is known to have had a wife Anne. The only wife whose name is not known is the second wife of Fran�ois Gachet, whose daughter was named Magdelaine, not Elizabeth. The next most likely identification is that she was a sister or sister-in-law of one of the wifes of Niklaus, but we have so far found no trace of these families in Payerne. In any case, the evidence from 1534 strongly suggests that Anna, "sister" of Niklaus, was not a daughter of Pierre Gachet and Jaquaz Dutruit, nor was the Anne who married in Bern in 1563.
_Nicoletus GACHET __________+
| (1408 - 1458)
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________|
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474 |
| |_Anne DE VILLARZEL _________
|
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| | _Nicod CHALON ______________+
| | | (.... - 1479)
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________|
| m 1474 |
| |_Fran�oise CUEX ____________+
|
|
|--Anne GACHET
| (1528 - 1534)
| ______ DE TORCULARI ________
| |
| _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _|
| | (1460 - 1513) m 1480 |
| | |____________________________
| |
|_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
(.... - 1553) m 1503|
| _Pierre BONNET (OR BOVET?) _+
| | (1430 - 1480)
|_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __|
(.... - 1513) m 1480 |
|_Amphilisia _____ __________
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________+
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________+
| m 1474
_Jean Amey GACHET ___|
| (1504 - 1573) m 1540|
| | _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _+
| | | (1460 - 1513) m 1480
| |_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
| (.... - 1553) m 1503|
| |_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __+
| (.... - 1513) m 1480
|
|--Anne GACHET
| (.... - 1584)
| _Jaques VALLIER ________________+
| | (.... - 1500)
| _Pierre VALLIER _____|
| | (1488 - 1552) m 1510|
| | |_Marguerite DE CRESSIER ________+
| |
|_Marguerite VALLIER _|
(1505 - 1560) m 1540|
| _Martin "le VERRIER" ___________
| |
|_Marie ODET _________|
(.... - 1546) m 1510|
|________________________________
______________________
|
_____________________|
| |
| |______________________
|
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1591 - 1640) m 1609|
| | ______________________
| | |
| |_____________________|
| |
| |______________________
|
|
|--Anne GACHET
|
| _Jean DE TREY ________+
| | (1520 - 1579) m 1545
| _Abraham DE TREY ____|
| | (1549 - 1596) m 1591|
| | |_Jeanne D'ENGLISBERG _
| | m 1545
|_Anne DE TREY _______|
m 1609 |
| _Pierre JOCCET _______
| | (.... - 1591)
|_Anne JOCCET ________|
(.... - 1601) m 1591|
|_Anne GACHET _________+
(.... - 1584)
_____________________
|
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1591 - 1640) m 1609|
| |_____________________
|
_David GACHET _______|
| (.... - 1680) m 1640|
| | _Abraham DE TREY ____+
| | | (1549 - 1596) m 1591
| |_Anne DE TREY _______|
| m 1609 |
| |_Anne JOCCET ________+
| (.... - 1601) m 1591
|
|--Anne GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _Abraham DESSIBORD __|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Jeanne DESSIBORD ___|
m 1640 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
_____________________
|
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1591 - 1640) m 1609|
| |_____________________
|
_David GACHET _______|
| (.... - 1680) m 1640|
| | _Abraham DE TREY ____+
| | | (1549 - 1596) m 1591
| |_Anne DE TREY _______|
| m 1609 |
| |_Anne JOCCET ________+
| (.... - 1601) m 1591
|
|--Anne Marie GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _Abraham DESSIBORD __|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Jeanne DESSIBORD ___|
m 1640 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
She is apparently the one identified as Salom� Anne Esther Gatschet upon first communion, Easter, 1736.
_Abraham GACHET _____+
| (.... - 1667) m 1647
_Samuel GACHET ______|
| (.... - 1733) |
| |_Elizabeth FIVAZ ____+
| m 1647
_Jean Baptiste Daniel GACHET _|
| (1702 - 1762) m 1722 |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_____________________|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Anne Salom� GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _____________________|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Susanne Elizabeth PECLAT ____|
(1705 - 1755) m 1722 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
Given name actually spelled "Anthony" in the confirmation of partage of 1561 (recorded by Abraham Chuard, notary at Payerne). The papers of Bernhard von Roth identify him as a brother of Niklaus Gatschet, which seems completely plausible, especially since von Roth also noted the correct parentage for Niklaus and included his brother "Johann Amadeus" of Payerne. Von Roth also says Anthony was a citizen of Bern.
[14571] Family book of Niklaus Gatschet says that his brother Antoni celebrated his Ehetag with Agatha Im Hag in Bern on 29 aug 1560, then the weddings of Antoni and of his brother Daniel were celebrated at Payerne, 15 dec 1560.
_Nicoletus GACHET __________+
| (1408 - 1458)
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________|
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474 |
| |_Anne DE VILLARZEL _________
|
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| | _Nicod CHALON ______________+
| | | (.... - 1479)
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________|
| m 1474 |
| |_Fran�oise CUEX ____________+
|
|
|--Anthony GACHET
| (.... - 1572)
| ______ DE TORCULARI ________
| |
| _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _|
| | (1460 - 1513) m 1480 |
| | |____________________________
| |
|_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
(.... - 1553) m 1503|
| _Pierre BONNET (OR BOVET?) _+
| | (1430 - 1480)
|_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __|
(.... - 1513) m 1480 |
|_Amphilisia _____ __________
Listed in Bernhard von Roth's account of the family, no source or date given.
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________+
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________+
| m 1474
_Anthony GACHET _____|
| (.... - 1572) m 1560|
| | _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _+
| | | (1460 - 1513) m 1480
| |_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
| (.... - 1553) m 1503|
| |_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __+
| (.... - 1513) m 1480
|
|--Anton GACHET
|
| ________________________________
| |
| _____________________|
| | |
| | |________________________________
| |
|_Agatha IMHAAG ______|
m 1560 |
| ________________________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|________________________________
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________+
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________+
| m 1474
_Niklaus GATSCHET ___|
| (1526 - 1608) m 1559|
| | _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _+
| | | (1460 - 1513) m 1480
| |_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
| (.... - 1553) m 1503|
| |_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __+
| (.... - 1513) m 1480
|
|--Antoni GACHET
| (1577 - 1577)
| _Hans NOLL _____________________+
| | (.... - 1492)
| _Antoni NOLL ________|
| | (1480 - 1544) |
| | |________________________________
| |
|_Elsbeth NOLL _______|
(1536 - 1587) m 1559|
| ________________________________
| |
|_Agnes LERBER _______|
|
|________________________________
_Nicoletus GACHET ___+
| (1371 - 1416)
_Roletus GACHET _____|
| (1391 - 1447) |
| |_Marguereta _____ ___
|
_Johannes GACHET ____|
| (.... - 1486) m 1434|
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Katherina _____ ____|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Aymon GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _Petrus DE VILLAR ___|
| | (.... - 1434) |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Antonia DE VILLAR __|
m 1434 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
Presumed to be the Barbille Gachet who married Joseph Portefaix at Combremont-le-Grand in 1673. The record is strangely written: "Vertueux et Prudent Joseph Portefaix", then a sign corresponding to a notation below the record that says "D'Yverdon et de Payerne", then the record continues "et Vertueuse Damoiselle Barbille Gachet." We interpret this to mean Portefaix was from Yverdon and Gachet from Payerne, since the Portefaix family, from the Dauphin�, had acquired citizenship at Yverdon but not at Payerne.
_____________________
|
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1591 - 1640) m 1609|
| |_____________________
|
_David GACHET _______|
| (.... - 1680) m 1640|
| | _Abraham DE TREY ____+
| | | (1549 - 1596) m 1591
| |_Anne DE TREY _______|
| m 1609 |
| |_Anne JOCCET ________+
| (.... - 1601) m 1591
|
|--Barbille GACHET
|
| _____________________
| |
| _Abraham DESSIBORD __|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Jeanne DESSIBORD ___|
m 1640 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
It is now certain that there were two men of this name, one the son of Roletus, the other the son of Johannes, one of two sons of Roletus of that name. We are not entirely certain which Bartholomeus is intended in some of the citations listed here. It is possible, therefore, that the children and wife that we list here actually belong to the younger Bartholomeus.
The elder Bartholomeus, definitely the son of Roletus, appears with his brother Johannes (or one of them) in the terrier ACV Fl 395, on 03 feb 1459. There is no indication that Bartholomeus required the approval of his brother, so we may assume that he had reached the age of 25, and thus was born no later than 1434.
He is mentioned in several sources after his death, but usually he is a figure of the indefinite past. One exception is a terrier (ACV FL 14, dating from about 1534) for the clergy of Avenches that includes brief descriptions of several properties belonging to the "heirs" of Bartholomeus Gaschet, as well as one attributed to his "wife" Margareta, daughter of Johannes ...lles". Her family name is not written clearly, and we found no similar name in the index of this terrier. The phraseology might mean that Margareta was still alive about 1534, but it could also mean that the property had come to the heirs of Bartholom� by inheritance from their mother. However, another wife of Bartholomeus is clearly identified in the terrier AEF Grosse St. Aubin 22, in a reconnaissance dated 15 apr 1518 (fol. 126v). In the description of the first property in this reconnaissance, for property of Vuilliermus son of Uldrisetus Perriard and Girardus Perriard, brother of Uldrisetus, we read the following history: "de bonis antiquitus recognitis per Ysabellam uxorum Nycodi Ramuz filiam Nycodi Bessonet Johanni Mazon, et successive Marie filie dicti Johannis Mazon uxori dicti Bartholomei Gachet per Uldrisetum Perriard patrem mis dicti confitentis filii quondam Johannis Perriard et Anthonie eius consortis filie quondam Jaqueti Ramuz". That is, "for property recognized in the past by Ysabella wife of Nycous Ramus daughter of Nycodus Bessonet to (or in favor of) Johannes Mazon, and next to (or in favor of) Maria, wife of the said Bartholomeus Gachet, by Uldrisetus Perriard, my father, son of the late Johannes Perriard and of Antonia his wife, daughter of the late Jaquetus Ramuz". The name Mazon may be the same as Maczon, at Payerne.
The identity of Margareta was discovered in a donation by Anthonius de Adventhica to the clergy of Avenches, 12 jan 1489 (ACV IB 1:29, notary Petrus de Dompnopetro), in which Anthonius recounts how these properties came into his hands. Among them is a group of properties and censes that had been sold by his father to Johannes Gachet, brother of Bartholomeus, on which Bartholomeus owed the censes. Some of these, if not all, had previously been held by Johannes Ancelles, and then by his daughter Margareta, wife of Bartholomeus. In this sale, recorded 25 apr 1466 by Girardus Hugoneti, notary of Estavayer, the right of repurchase was evidently retained by the elder Anthonius, and so the younger Anthonius still held the rights of "reachept", which could be donated, transferred, or sold, with the option to exercise these rights. The notary Girardus Hugoneti (or Hugonet) had married a Gachet as well, see his entry in the present database. The donation to the clergy of Avenches in 1489 explains why the heirs of Bartholomeus would still owe censes to the clergy of Avenches in 1534.
Bartholomeus was alive for the terrier Fl 402 (fol. 588, 12 jan 1496; this volume is a continuation of the terrier Fl 400, dating from 1491) and he was already dead by 1526 (Fl 460, terrier for the Fivvaz brothers). He was also alive and an adult 24 nov 1486 for the terrier Fl 399 (fol. 265) for the Cure de Bellerive (church of St. Veran). The terrier that immediately preceded Fl 399 for the holdings of the church of St. Veran of Bellerive was compiled in 1471 (Fl 398), where the corresponding reconnaissance seems to be the one for Johannes filius Roleti Gachet. The reconnaissance of 1486 says that the property was previously recognized by Johannes Gachet his brother, in the names of himself and of his other brother Petrus, now deceased. From this, we presume that it was the present Bartholomeus who was intended, and that he was therefore still alive in 1486.
The terrier Fl 460 (fol. 23 ff) identifies three of his daughters, Claudia (already deceased as of 1526, she had married Petrus Jaccollet, and her daughter Claudia Jaccollet had already married Goddefroy Griset and produced a son Vuilliermus—thus, we should place the birth of Claudia, daughter of Bartholomeus, about 40 years or more in the past, thus likely before 1486), Margareta (living, and married to discret Johannes Jaccollet of Estavayer), and Jaqueta (living, and married to Guidonus Jaccollet of Autavaux). The same reconnaissance (fol. 26v) also refers to property that had been held by Francesia, daughter of Johannes Gachet of Le Landeron son of Bartholomeus son of Johannes son of Roletus Gachet. Assuming that this reconnaissance had no reason to mention both of the men named Bartholomeus, it may be that this one pertains to the younger Bartholomeus only.
A register of the notary Anthoine Perrin of Avenches, covering approximately the years 1485-1511, contains several mentions of Bartholomeus Gachet. On fol. 55, Bartholomeus purchased property from Alexia widow of the late Anthonius Falliobaz (?) alias Gollion. On fol. 60, 07 may 1493, Johannes Bovet de Juressyn recognizes a debt to Bartholomeus. On fol. 102, 01 jul 1499, Bartholomeus Gaschet of Villard en Vuillie sells property to Petrus Bergey. Finally, on fol. 127v, Festi Sancti Thomae (21 dec) 1503, we find a mention of Aymon, nepoti quondam Bartholomei Gaschet, thus fixing the death of Bartholomeus in a period of about three years. However, this could easily refer to the younger man.
The name Bartholomeus Gaschet appears in a list of militia compiled the Sunday before the feast of St. Matthew, 1474, at Estavayer, during preparations for the impending siege of the city, which followed the disastrous battle of Morat in 1475. There is also a Petrus Gaschet in another company of soldiers on the same list. See Annales d'Estavayer, by Dom Jacques Philippe Grangier, edition of 1905, edited by Ernest Grangier and F. Br�lhart, pp. 240-241.
The three daughters of Bartholomeus son of Roletus Gachet are again mentioned in the terrier AEG Gross St. Aubin 22, compiled in 1516 by Petrus de Molendino specifically for the heirs of Johannes and Bartholomeus, sons of Roletus Gachet. Specifically, the various tenants or "reconnaissants" were to pay annual "censes", of which half went to "Margarete uxoris providi viri Johannis Jaccolleti burgensis Staviaci, Jaquete uxoris Discreti viri Guydonis filii Girardi Jaccollet de Autavoulx, et Glaude uxoris egregii viri Goddofredi Griseti burgensis Staviaci filie honesti viri Petri Jaccollet et quondam Glaudie eius conjugis (elsewhere she is described as the first wife of Petrus Jaccollet) sororum filiarum quondam Bartholomei filii quondam Roleti Gachet de Villard en Vuilliez". Thus, as of 1516, Margareta and Jaqueta were still alive. There is at least one passage in this "grosse" that appears to name previous terriers: on fol. 101, we find a reconnaissance "de bonis alias dicto Bartholomeo Gachet in manibus Petri Garineti notarii Cudriffini recognitis per Johannem Bardet et successive eidem Bartholomeo recognitis per Johannem Bardet patrem nostrum dictorum confitentes recognitis in manibus Andree de Arsina notarii Staviaci." The previous reconnaissances for the property held by the Gachet heirs in 1516 were thus recorded, either in the registers of the notaries, or in terriers, compiled first by Petrus Garinet of Cudrefin, and then by Andreas de Arsina of Estavayer (known to have been a notary from 1479 until 1540, and secretary of the city council of Estavayer in 1482). Can these sources be identified? There is a fragment of a terrier ACV Fm 102 (apparently only fol. 151-163 survive) for which the known commissaires are Johannes Garineti, Andreas de Arsina, and Petrus de Arsina, containing reconnaissances with various dates from 1457 to 1498, for property subject to the Confr�rie du Saint Esprit de Grandcour. There are several other fragments, various dates, with similar descriptions, at the ACV. The catalogue of the AEF does not yet show the names of the commissaires or the seigneurs for the terriers in its catalogue, but there are two previous "grosses" for Saint Aubin, numbered 23 (1483) and 24 (1448). The same Gross St.Aubin 22 also mentions that some property of Bartholomeus Gachet was subject to "religiosus conventus Staviaci", meaning presumably the convent of the Domincans at Estavayer, for which at least two other "Grosses" from the mid-15th Century are in the collections of the AEF.
In the genealogies compiled by Hubert de Vevey, the one designated "Pontherose II" d'Estavayer contains some interesting information. This family is know as des Graz or de Gradibus alias Pontherose. A member of this family, Alexandre des Graz or de Gradibus alias Pontherousa, had married Marie Mascon or Maczon, daughter of Johannes Mascon or Maczon, who made his testament 15 nov 1452 at Estavayer (Archives de la ville d'Estavayer, parchemins XV 357, not yet examined), at which time Maria had already married Alexander de Gradibus. The same Marie Maczon made a reconnaissance for property at Estavayer in 1465 (AEF Grosses d'Estavayer 116, fol. 113v). Another reconnaissance involves "Marie Maczon, femme d'Alexandre de Gradibus, et Glaudia sa soeur, femme de Jacques Frossard, de Romont, toutes deux filles de feu Jehan Maczon, bourgeois d'Estavayer, du consentement de leurs dits maris, pr�tent reconnaissance pour divers biens en faveur du couvent des Dominicaines d'Estavayer, 19 nov 1466" ("AEF Grosses des Dominicaines, par Musard 1467, fo.22" — this is AEF Grosses des Dominicaines 30). Later, in AEF Grosses d'Estavayer 104, fol. 110, a reconnaissance dated 05 jan 1522 shows that Marie remarried to Bartholomeus Gachet.
The citations discussed above prove that his wife during the period 1452 to at least 19 nov 1466 was Maria, and that the other wife, Margareta, was his wife at some point prior to 25 apr 1466. Therefore, we show Margareta as the first wife and Maria as the second, but there is still nothing that establishes which children came from which marriage, apart from the vague notation in FL 14, which suggests that at least some of them should logically be the children of Margareta.
_Perrodus GACHET ____
| (1320 - ....)
_Nicoletus GACHET ___|
| (1371 - 1416) |
| |_____________________
|
_Roletus GACHET _____|
| (1391 - 1447) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Marguereta _____ ___|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Bartholomeus GACHET
| (1434 - 1503)
| _____________________
| |
| _____________________|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Katherina _____ ____|
|
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
He is cited as a property owner at Villars-en-Vully 12 jun 1494 (ACV Dp 72, p. 12).
_Nicoletus GACHET ___+
| (1371 - 1416)
_Roletus GACHET _____|
| (1391 - 1447) |
| |_Marguereta _____ ___
|
_Johannes GACHET ____|
| (1420 - 1447) |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_Katherina _____ ____|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Bartholomeus GACHET
| (.... - 1494)
| _____________________
| |
| _____________________|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Anthonia _____ _____|
(.... - 1447) |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
_Pierre GACHET ______________+
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503
_Petermand GACHET ___|
| (.... - 1574) |
| |_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____________+
| (.... - 1553) m 1503
_Claude GACHET ______|
| (1549 - 1588) m 1580|
| | _George MURISET _____________
| | | (.... - 1579)
| |_Antheyne MURISET ___|
| (1533 - 1573) |
| |_Denise REGNAULD ____________+
| (1520 - 1579)
|
|--Benoite GACHET
|
| _Jean NIBLE _________________+
| | (.... - 1570)
| _Beno�t NIBLE _______|
| | (1522 - 1589) m 1550|
| | |_Isabel PERRIARD ____________+
| |
|_Fran�oise NIBLE ____|
(1564 - ....) m 1580|
| _Beno�t du MOULIN ___________+
| | (.... - 1562)
|_Benoitte du MOULIN _|
(1530 - 1582) m 1550|
|_Isabel (Elizabeth) CHEVROD _+
(.... - 1557)
Her husband Bendich de Praromon donzel de Fribourg acknowledged receipt of the marriage settlement for his wife Catherine, from her brothers Jean Amey and Fran�ois Gachet of Payerne, on 01 aug 1553 (Aym� Chuard, notary at Payerne). It is now clear that the occasion for this settlement was the death of Catherine's mother earlier in 1553. There is some confusion over whether she later married one of the Claude Fivaz.
_Nicoletus GACHET __________+
| (1408 - 1458)
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________|
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474 |
| |_Anne DE VILLARZEL _________
|
_Pierre GACHET ______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503|
| | _Nicod CHALON ______________+
| | | (.... - 1479)
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________|
| m 1474 |
| |_Fran�oise CUEX ____________+
|
|
|--Catherine GACHET
| (.... - 1572)
| ______ DE TORCULARI ________
| |
| _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _|
| | (1460 - 1513) m 1480 |
| | |____________________________
| |
|_Jaquaz DUTRUICT ____|
(.... - 1553) m 1503|
| _Pierre BONNET (OR BOVET?) _+
| | (1430 - 1480)
|_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __|
(.... - 1513) m 1480 |
|_Amphilisia _____ __________
Last of the Gachet family at Payerne. After her death, the private chapel of the Gachet family in the parish church of Payerne became the property of the commune, and in 1818 it was "transformed" (apparently obliterating the old inscriptions of the Gachet tombs) to hold the presumed remains of Queen Berthe of Burgundy, which had just been discovered in the Abbey of Payerne by Col. de Dompierre.
[6184] She was catechumen at Payerne in 1746. Her baptism has not been located, but the age at first communion is normally about 15-16.
_Abraham GACHET _____+
| (.... - 1667) m 1647
_Samuel GACHET ______|
| (.... - 1733) |
| |_Elizabeth FIVAZ ____+
| m 1647
_Jean Baptiste Daniel GACHET _|
| (1702 - 1762) m 1722 |
| | _____________________
| | |
| |_____________________|
| |
| |_____________________
|
|
|--Catherine Magdelaine GACHET
| (1730 - 1812)
| _____________________
| |
| _____________________|
| | |
| | |_____________________
| |
|_Susanne Elizabeth PECLAT ____|
(1705 - 1755) m 1722 |
| _____________________
| |
|_____________________|
|
|_____________________
Seemingly one of the coheirs of Denise Regnault, late wife of Jean Gachet, in a document of 30 aug 1583, Jean Ballif, notary. He is not mentioned in this family by Petitpierre (Patrie Neuchateloise, 1935), and nothing else is known about him. A Claude Gachet is cited as a member of the council of Payerne in 1543, but it does not seem likely that this is the same person.
It is possible that the Claude Gachet intended in the document of 1583 is not a coheir of Denis Regnauld through her second husband Jean Gachet, but rather through her first husband, George Muriset. Denise's daughter Antheine Muriset married Petermand Gachet, who had a son Claude.
_Fran�ois GACHET _______________+
| (1450 - 1487) m 1474
_Pierre GACHET _______|
| (1475 - 1528) m 1503 |
| |_Jaqueta CHALON ________________+
| m 1474
_Jean GACHET ________|
| (1509 - 1591) m 1540|
| | _Aim� (Aymo, Aymonet) DUTRUICT _+
| | | (1460 - 1513) m 1480
| |_Jaquaz DUTRUICT _____|
| (.... - 1553) m 1503 |
| |_Perronete BONNET (OR BOVET?) __+
| (.... - 1513) m 1480
|
|--Claude GACHET
|
| _Guillaume REGNAULD ____________
| | (1500 - 1556)
| _Guillaume REGNAULD __|
| | (.... - 1559) |
| | |_Jeanne DE BELLEVAUX ___________+
| |
|_Denise REGNAULD ____|
(1520 - 1579) m 1540|
| _Fran�ois DE GOUMOENS __________
| |
|_Anteyne DE GOUMOENS _|
|
|________________________________