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Topic: Honore dUrfe

	Lalonde Family Web Site - First Citizen of Baie d'Urfe
		The d'Urfé's originated in the Loire region in France and their 14th Century castle was a classical one, with moats, drawbridges, turrets, and ramparts.
		Their burial witnessed by d'Urfé and fellow soldiers of the deceased was "near the site chosen for the cemetery near the parish church of St. Louis de Haut de L'ile de Montreal".
		The first entry in d'Urfé's register is the marriage on Nov. 29, 1686, of Jean Baptiste Celoron, Esquire, Sieur de Blainville, lieutenant of a detachment of the navy and Helene Picotte de Belestre, widow of M. de Brucy, lieutenant in the infantry and one of the first landholders in the area.
	web.uvic.ca /~lalonde/history/history/durfe.html (2837 words)

	Honore D'urfe Biography / Biography of Honore D'urfe Literary Biography
		Honoré d'Urfé wrote only one novel, but he is still considered one of the most important novelists of the seventeenth century.
		A vast learnedness permeates the entire story, which is replete with diverse philosophical theories and multiple historical references.
		Each Biography is written by a biographical expert or professional educator and is a complete resource on the individual.
	www.bookrags.com /biography-honore-durfe-dlb (174 words)

	Perfume - Jeanne Durfe
		Tino Dumangane Jeanette Duffy Mary Ellen Durfe Scott Eckers '02: Update Jeanne Ragonese '86: I'd love to hear from some of the original
		This daughter brought to her husband Claude dUrfe (1502-I558) a
		DURFE (____ - ____) L.D DURINGTON (____ - ____) Francois DUROCHER (____ - ____) Marie Genevieve DUROCHER (____ - 14 May 1803) Jeanne DURON
	www.perfumemania.info /jeannedurfe (178 words)

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