Sir Alexander de Chaumont

Family: Gascony · Role: knight · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 41

In Book 1, Chapter 41, the Earl of Derby granted Castel Moron and its dependencies to Sir Alexander de Chaumont, “through whose advice he had gained it.” Sir Alexander de Chaumont then made his brother Antony de Chaumont, a squire, governor of the town.

Relationship record

The Earl of Derby granted Castel Moron and its dependencies to Sir Alexander de Chaumont.(Book 1, Chapter 41 · 📍 Castel Moron)
- With: Earl of Derby
- “He made a present of it, and all its dependencies, to Sir Alexander de Chaumont, through whose advice he had gained it.”
Sir Alexander de Chaumont made Antony de Chaumont governor of the town.(Book 1, Chapter 41 · 📍 Castel Moron)
- With: Antony de Chaumont
- “Sir Alexander made his brother, who was a squire, called Antony de Chaumont, governor;”

with Earl of Derby (The Earl of Derby gave Castel Moron and its dependencies to Sir Alexander.) “He made a present of it, and all its dependencies, to Sir Alexander de Chaumont, through whose advice he had gained it.”
siblings with Antony de Chaumont “Sir Alexander made his brother, who was a squire, called Antony de Chaumont, governor;”
with Earl of Derby (The earl followed Alexander's advice.) “The earl followed this advice, and ordered the Earl of Oxford to remain behind with only a hundred men, giving him directions what he wished to have done.”
with Antony de Chaumont (Alexander appointed Antony governor.) “Sir Alexander made his brother, who was a squire, called Antony de Chaumont, governor;”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.