Antoinette L'Huillier

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Antoinette Lhuillier was daughter of Jehan, Sieur de la Motte-Desgry, a counselor in the Parliament of Paris, and of Demoiselle Louise Lemaistre. [1][2]

She married Claude de Marle July 20, 1545. The marriage contract was drawn up by Michel Vindras, a sworn notarial clerk established in the provostship and royal castleward of Eparnay-sur-Marne . This contract was made in the presence of nobleman Louis Escuier, Sieur de Courances, husband of Demoiselle Michelle Lhuillier, guardian of the future bride, and of Cardinal de Meudon. [3][1][2]

The children of Claude and Antoinette were:

Waast de Marle Michelle de Marle Charles de Marle, who married a niece of the Cardinal de Gondi [1]