History et Genealogy of family LATIL,

in Provence and in Louisiana,

since the 15th Century.

LATIL in Les MEES (in the Alps of High Provence)

(From 1343 till 1382, the County of Provence was in the hands of the queen of Naples, Jeanne 1st of Anjou. In 1348, there is an epidemic of black plague.)

Pierre Latil. Les Mees.

In 1353, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Jacques Bernard, cominal.

Guillaume Latil. Les Mees.

In 1355, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Jean Arnaud and Guillaume Romieu, both cominal.

In 1358, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, avecJean Fouque, cominal.

In 1360, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Reimond Barralier, cominal.

In 1389, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Bertrand Bouffier.

In 1399, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Bertrand Bouffier.

Jacques Latil. Les Mees. In 1359, he was cominal, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Bertrand Ecuyer, cominal.

( In 1387, Louis II d' Anjou, nephew of king of France, Charles V, restores the peace in Provence, after a political instability, the famine and the plague.)

Monet Latil. Les Mees.

In 1419, he was to advise, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Laurent Bermont and Guillaume Laurent, cominal both.

( From 1434 till 1480, being younger son of Louis II d' Anjou, good king René, uncle of Louis XI, inherited from Provence, in the death of his brother. His administration will leave a happy recollection, because it was a period of political and economic restoration.)

Jean Latil. Les Mees.

In 1468, he was a property manager, and had a municipal office in the village of Les Mees, with Noble Elzear Magnan and Antoine Laugier, both property manager.

Map of the neighborhood of Les Mees, in the department of the Alps of-Hight-Provence ( France)

( Raised from Cassini  de Thury in 1778. The original is on the scale of 1 line for 100 height gauges, that is in 1/86 400 (1 cm = 864 m.).

(last update : 08.13.08 )