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	De Poincy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Phillippe de Longvilliers de Poincy (1583 - 1660) was a French nobleman and Bailiff Grand Cross of the Knights of St John.
		When the French king sent De Thoissy to relieve him, de Poincy refused to let him land.
		When de Poincy died at the age of 77, he was buried in Basseterre, probably in the grounds of what is now St George's church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/De_Poincy (286 words)

	Cruise Genie: St. Croix
		Philippe de Lonvilliers de Poincy, a strongman official of the Knights of Malta, dispatched 160 of his best troops and succeeded in deceiving the Spanish garrison to capitulate and sail for San Juan.
		De Poincy spared no expense nor effort to develop the fertile land of St. Croix.
		de Poincy died in 1660 and was succeeded by Chevalier de Sales as Governor of St. Christopher.
	www.thecruisegenie.com /stcroix.html (1951 words)

	St. Barts A Brief History
		The governor of the French colonies, Longvilliers de Poincy was also a commander in the Knights of Malta.
		De Poincy sold St. Barts and the French side of St. Martin to the Knights, thereby gaining a protective force while he continued to govern.
		He vowed revenge and was so successful he earned the name 'Exterminator.' Montbars was lost at sea during a hurricane and never returned to excavate his loot.
	www.discoverstbarts.com /ArticleSite.cfm/PageID/49747858 (787 words)

	St. Claude and Dumaine Streets, Faubourg Treme by Paul Poincy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		His parents, the Marquis Rosignol des Dunes de Poincy and Louise Allemand de Chateauneuf encouraged their son’s artistic talents, sending him to Paris to study at Ecole des Beaux Arts and in the studios of Gleyre and Julien.
		During the Civil War, Poincy enlisted in the Confederate army and served throughout the war.
		Afterward, Poincy reopened his studio and became known for his religious paintings, portraits (particularly of children), landscapes, and streets scenes.
	lsm.crt.state.la.us /painting/poincy1.htm (215 words)

	Basseterre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Its position as a significant trading port was developed by De Poincy during his period as French Governor of St Kitts (1639 - 1660).
		De Poincy refused to subordinate himself to the French king, and may have regarded his position as Bailiff Grand Cross of the Knights of St John as demanding more loyalty than was due the king.
		This page was last modified 18:38, 2 November 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Basseterre (154 words)

	About St. Croix
		The French, then, after three years of their resettling on St. Croix, deeded it to the Knights of Malta, a rich and powerful order of the Roman Catholic Church, in 1653.
		ventually de Poincy appointed M. du Bois as the Governor to St. Croix, and gave the island tax relief and free trade rights.
		e Poincy died in 1660 and was succeeded by Chevalier de Sales as Governor of St. Christopher.
	www.stcroixtriathlon.com /st-croix.html (1658 words)

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		In 1645 the Dutch abandoned the island and went to St Eustatius and St Maarten.
		In 1650 the Spanish repossessed the island and drove off the English, but the French, under Philippe de Loinvilliers de Poincy of the Knights of Malta, persuaded the Spanish to sail for Puerto Rico.
		Three years later de Poincy formally deeded his islands to the Knights of Malta although the King of France retained sovereignty.
	people.hws.edu /csa/usvi.html (660 words)

	Francois Lauriot de Houdetot
		HOUDETOT, Francois Lauriot de (hoo-deh-to'), French adventurer, born in Avranches in 1617; died in Martinique in 1659.
		The expedition proved unsuccessful, and Poincy, sailing for Martinique, summoned Houdetot to submit to his authority, promising him the government of the colony.
		The colony being again pacified, Houdetot was sent with a force of 100 men to Santa Alousia, or Santa Lucia, conquered it from the Caribs in 1648, and, importing some laborers from Martinique, established a colony.
	www.famousamericans.net /francoislauriotdehoudetot (519 words)

	St. Kitts - Nevis: Drama & Folklore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Clown troupe is a somewhat unique phenomena in the English speaking Caribbean and is thought to be a legacy of the renowned French Governor Lonvillier de Poincy, a gentleman who ruled French interests in the Caribbean in the 17th Century and who resided in his Chateau in the hills overlooking Basseterre.
		It was there he held court and the magnificence of his hospitality and the entertainment he provided were celebrated by visitors to the island.
		The French seemed to have had a large influence, especially during the governorship of PhiIlipe de Poincy who is reputed to have hosted troupes of dancers from France at his chateau at Fountain Estate.
	www.sknvibes.com /General/Folklore.cfm (1955 words)

	James Diel Duparquet
		The governor general of the Antilles, recently sent out by the king, found that Poincy, who occupied this post, refused to surrender his authority to him.
		He endeavored to enforce his claim by arms, but was defeated and obliged to take refuge among the English, who surrendered him to Poincy, and he was kept a prisoner until the following year.
		The rest of his life was devoted to the people of Martinique, who repaid his zeal for their welfare with ingratitude during his life, but appreciated his great qualities after his death.
	www.famousamericans.net /jamesdielduparquet (707 words)

	University of Notre Dame Archives: Calendar (1861k)
		The pastor of Chihuahua, Father José de la Luz Corral (?), would like to establish a convent of nuns for the education of small girls.
		(H.) de St. Cyr arrived at Galveston after a ten day trip from New Orleans and the description which he gave of the difficulties he encountered have not encouraged him to travel.
		Harry is not to bother himself about entering the American army and not to throw away his good chances for success where he is. He is to get his commission as an Austrian officer and then pay them a visit but hold on always to his Austrian commission.
	archives.nd.edu /calendar/cal1861k.htm (8597 words)

	Vacation St. Croix - History of St. Croix
		Next St. Croix was purchased from the French and for three years it was owned privately by a man named de Poincy.
		A revolt of the colonists nearly ensued and de Poincy quickly gave the island to the Knights of Malta in 1653, taking a fat tax write-off against profits he had from various French islands.
		By the mid-18th century St. Croix was a major agricultural site, complete with smuggling, rebellious slaves, and much carping about the trade restrictions imposed the Company (shades of de Poincy).
	www.vacationstcroix.com /history.php (2011 words)

	Footnotes to History- S
		Upon the resignation of M. de Poincy (a French planter and member of the Order) as the King's governor, the Knights of Malta petitioned the royal court of France for sovereign control over St. Croix and some surrounding islands.
		Bonded labor was imported to serve on the sugar plantations, as the use of African slaves was not yet the accepted practice in the Caribbean.
		Since the EU has already extended Sealand a certain degree of de facto recognition, it remains to be seen how these plans will develop.
	www.buckyogi.com /footnotes/nats.htm (6141 words)

	Hotels in Poincy, France
		We are very close to the fun parks of Disneyland® and Asterix.
		The best balance between the guarantee of quality and the charm of diversity.
		Our Campanile Nanteuil Les Meaux is nearby DisneyLand Resort Paris (at 15min), at 45 min Paris center (via A4), at 5 min of city center and trainstation's Meaux.
	bookings.net /place/fr-1458903.en.html (283 words)

	Transcraft teams with Navistar Financial
		According to Transcraft president David de Poincy, without such centralized support, each dealership is required to find and maintain its own funding sources.
		Under the arrangement, said de Poincy, Navistar will provide flexible, alternative financing solutions for Transcraft customers so the manufacturer and its dealers can focus on making and selling trailers.
		Dave Lyon, Navistar manager of business development, said the has its sighs set on becoming the primary provider of financing in the trailer industry and “plans to win over other OEMs” with the ability to service notes faster and better.
	trailer-bodybuilders.com /news/Transcraft-Navistar-financial-122204 (213 words)

	Laura Simon Nelson Collection At The Historic New Orleans Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		These were thrown by five potters of the Newcomb School: Francis A. Ford, Jonathan Bowne Hunt, Joseph Fortuné Meyer, George Edgar Ohr and Kenneth Eugene Smith.
		The pieces were decorated by twelve Newcomb graduates: Aurelia Coralie Arbo, Henrietta Davidson Bailey, Marie Levering Benson, Corinne Marie Chalaron, Elizabeth Antoinette Horner, Emilie Marie de Hoa LeBlanc, Marie de Hoa LeBlanc, Sarah (Sadie) Agnes Estelle Irvine, Harriet Coulter Joor, Ada Wilt Lonnegan, May Sydnor Morel, and Anna Frances Connor Simpson.
		A pitcher by Ohr dates between 1883 and 1909, suggesting that it was made before the establishment of the Newcomb pottery, or at least outside the years of his employment there.
	www.hnoc.org /lnelson.htm (667 words)

	History
		Burning the local forest during the dry season was a common practice, supposedly to destroy what they suspected was the home of disease.
		Ten years later the Governor of St. Kitts, De Poincy, bought St. Croix as his private estate and later deeded it to the Knights of Malta.
		The Knight of Malta were not true knights in the medieval sense but were a religious group also known as the Order of St. John of Jerusalem.
	www.usvi.net /usvi/stx/history.html (1080 words)

	Martinique
		Feb 1639 - Nov 1645 Philippe de Longvilliers, (d.
		Feb 1689 - 31 Mar 1689 Claude de Roux de Saint-Laurent, (d.
		Mar 1783 - Mar 1791 Claude Charles de Marillac, (b.
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Martinique.htm (1270 words)

	North American Truck Trailer Output (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With a 2,000-trailer backlog, the company is planning to build 5,300 trailers in 2005, according to David de Poincy, president.
		Part of the growth at Transcraft can be attributed to expanding its line, particularly into construction trailers.
		Also, the market is changing, with a higher portion of the platforms being drop-decks, says de Poincy.
	traileroutput.trailer-bodybuilders.com /profiles (1193 words)

	StKittsNevis.info - The St. Kitts Historical Sites
		Built between 1639 and 1640, this is the oldest piece of French masonry found in the Caribbean.
		Phillipe de Longvilliers de Poincy, was the ruler of all French possessions in the Caribbean and this was his headquarters from with he ruled for 21 years.
		It is sad to say, however, that only a few walls and staircases can be seen.
	www.stkittsnevis.info /stkitts/history/historical_sites.htm (683 words)

	Saint Croix - ArtPolitic Encyclopedia of Politics : Information Portal
		However they on their turn were immediately ousted by the French.
		The island was owned by the Knights of St John after being bequeathed by De Poincy, Governor of the French colony of St Kitts in 1660.
		However they sold it to the French West India Company[?] in 1665.
	www.artpolitic.org /infopedia/sa/Saint_Croix.html (384 words)

	(WO 2005/007534) FLUID PRODUCT DISPENSING HEAD [Repub: 14.04.2005] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SEAQUIST GENERAL PLASTICS [FR/FR]; 44 avenue de Meaux, F-77470 Poincy (FR).
		HUET, Alain [FR/FR]; 26, rue des Bas Heurts, F-93160 Noisy le Grand (FR).
		VO, Chi-Hung [FR/FR]; 5, rue de L'Ourcq, F-77100 Meaux (FR).
	www.wipo.int /ipdl/IPDL-CIMAGES/view/pct/getbykey5?KEY=05/07534.050414 (178 words)

	Saint Kitts and Nevis
		1635 - 1651 Under Compagnie des Îles de l'Amérique rule.
		1665 - 1674 Under Compagnie des Indes Occidentales rule.
		1666 - 1689 Claude de Roux de Saint-Laurent
	www.worldstatesmen.org /Saint_Kitts_and_Nevis.html (687 words)

	Trailer production up 31% in 2004
		Trail King Industries in Mitchell, South Dakota, built 3,752 total trailers in 2004, a 22% increase over 2003.
		Going into 2005, Polar's backlog is stronger than it has been in five years, and Rick Connelly, vice-president of market development, thinks the company may produce 10% more tank trailers this year.
		Fruehauf de Mexico built 1,448 trailers in 2004, a 16% increase.
	trailer-bodybuilders.com /mag/trucks_trailer_production (3389 words)

	Cayman Islands - Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, Travel and Tourism Site
		Did you know that the Poinciana tree was named after Mr.
		De Poincy, first French Governor of the West Indies?
		The exhibition Homo Floresiensis: A New Artist Blooms featuring the work of artist Melanie-Rose is ongoing at Grand Old House from November 15, 2005 to January 15, 2006.
	www.caymanislands.ky /to_do/calendar.asp?y=2006&expediaTab=3 (364 words)

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