aussi: Jean de la Fontaine – le Fabuliste
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Jean de la Fontaine- renommée d’Ognon, Crépy_en_Valois, OIse Picardie , baillis entre 1300-1600
Baillis de Crépy_en_Valois de 1406-1600
Source: Histoire Religieuse et civil du Valois 900-1800
The “baillis” in France during the Middle Ages was to put it in modern terms the “sherriff” who enforced the bylaws and statutes of the county, and issuing fines and prison terms for vagrants, thieves, and fraudsters, and collected taxes imposed by the king. The “de la Fontaine” family held this important civil role for some 200 years. After 1600 the role was taken up by the King’s centralized administration.
Le "baillis" en France au Moyen Âge était pour le dire en termes modernes le "shérif" qui faisait respecter les statuts et statuts du comté, et prononçait des amendes et des peines de prison pour les vagabonds, les voleurs et les fraudeurs, et collectait les taxes/impots imposé par le roi. La famille « de la Fontaine » a occupé ce rôle civil important pendant environ 200 ans. Après 1600, le rôle a été repris par l'administration centralisée du roi.
https://www.geneanet.org/media/public/georges-de-la-fontaine-solare-1350-asti-piemonte-lombardi-41161691
George de la Fontaine Solaro 1350 married to Marie de Villiers l’Isle D’Adam (Source: Gallica- Revue de Brie et Champagne 1888)
Elle finira point sans remarquer à l’honneur de cette Maison que dans le grand nombre des Chevaliers de l’Ordre de Saint Jean de Jérusalem qui à Rhodes ou à Malthe se font dit- Marquis de & Louise-Sidonie-Victoire qui vient d’épouser, morts au service de la Religion, Pierre de la Fontaine-Solare ,reçu Chevalier de aucun ne s’est rendu plus recommandable que Rhodes fait Grand Prieur de Champagne en 1562, & enfin Grand Croix en 1558, Grand Prieur de France & Général des Galères. en 1519,Il fut concurrent au magistère lors du Grand Maître de l’élection Jean de la Valette-Parisot & à cause, le 3 Novembre pensa lui être préféré quoiqu’absent, sent les Auteurs, de son mérite singulier & de son éminente Il mourut en 1572 âgé de 83 ans.
On ne doit aussi pas oublier Guillaume de la Fontaine-Solare, la Commandeur de Saint Jean de Latran à Paris, Il avait été Grand Croix & Ambassadeur de l’Ordre de France recu en 1556. Il se trouva en qualité de Lieutenant-Général des armées du Roi Charles IX à la bataille de St. Denis ou il fut tué le 10 Novembre 1557.
Source: Mercure de France Janvier 1747 p. 195
Le régistre historique est remplis de récits de la présence de la famille “de la Fontaine-Solara” dans le nom de George qui remonte au 1350 et son affiliation avec la famille “de Solara” de la région de Asti -Piemonte, Lombardi, qui sous le temps de Jean-de-la-Fontaine-Solare en 1435 était impliqué avec le roi Charles VII pour utilisé l’armée privé des Solare (Solara) pour aller combattre les Anglais dans la région de la Somme, qui contribua pour mettre fin a la guerre des 100 ans entre la France et L’Angleterrre.
George de la Fontaine Solaro 1350 married to Marie de Villiers l'Isle D'Adam (Source: Gallica- Revue de Brie et Champagne 1888) She will not finish without noticing to the honor of this House that in the large number of Knights of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem who in Rhodes or Malthe are called Marquis de & Louise-Sidonie-Victoire who , died in the service of Religion, Pierre de la Fontaine-Solare, received Knight, made himself more recommendable than Rhodes made Grand Prior of Champagne in 1562, & finally Grand Cross in 1558, Grand Prior of France & General of the Galleys. in 1519, He was a competitor for the magisterium during the Grand Master of the Jean de la Valette-Parisot election & because, on November 3, he thought he was preferred to him although absent, feels the Authors, of his singular merit & his eminence, He died in 1572 aged 83. We must also not forget Guillaume de la Fontaine-Solare, the Commander of Saint John of Lateran in Paris, He had been Grand Cross & Ambassador of the Order of France received in 1556. He found himself as Lieutenant-General of the armies of King Charles IX at the battle of St. Denis where he was killed on November 10, 1557. Source: Mercure de France January 1747 p. 195 The historical register is full of accounts of the presence of the "de la Fontaine-Solara" family in the name of George dating back to 1350 and its affiliation with the "de Solara" family of the region of Asti -Piemonte, Lombardi, which under the time of Jean-de-la-Fontaine-Solare in 1435 was involved with King Charles VII to use the private army of the Solare (Solara) to fight the English in the Somme region, which contributed to ending to the 100 years war between France and England.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundred_Years%27_War
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Poitiers
L’histoire due le surnom Fontaine ne serait pas complet si on omettait de faire mention du fabuliste poète Jean de la Fontaine,
“Jean de La Fontaine (UK: /ˌlæ fɒnˈtɛn, -ˈteɪn/,[1] US: /ˌlɑː fɒnˈteɪn, lə -, ˌlɑː foʊnˈtɛn/,[2][3] French: [ʒɑ̃ d(ə) la fɔ̃tɛn]; 8 July 1621 – 13 April 1695) was a French fabulist and one of the most widely read French poets of the 17th century. He is known above all for his Fables, which provided a model for subsequent fabulists across Europe and numerous alternative versions in France, as well as in French regional languages.”
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_de_La_Fontaine
Jean de La Fontaine (Royaume-Uni : /ˌlæ fɒnˈtɛn, -ˈteɪn/, [1] États-Unis : /ˌlɑː fɒnˈteɪn, lə -, ˌlɑː foʊnˈtɛn/,[2][3] Français : [ʒɑ̃ d(ə) la fɔ̃tɛn] ; 8 juillet 1621 - 13 avril 1695) était un fabuliste français et l'un des poètes français les plus lus du XVIIe siècle. Il est surtout connu pour ses Fables, qui ont servi de modèle aux fabulistes ultérieurs à travers l'Europe et à de nombreuses versions alternatives en France, ainsi qu'en langues régionales françaises.
Lafontaine (surname)
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Lafontaine is a French topographic surname for someone who lived near a spring or well.[1]
Notable people with the name Lafontaine or La Fontaine include:
- Allan La Fontaine, (1910–1999), Australian rules footballer
- Andrea LaFontaine (born 1987), American politician
- Antoine Ménard, dit Lafontaine (1744–1825), building contractor and politician in Lower Canada
- August Lafontaine (1758–1831), German novelist
- Charles Lafontaine (1803–1892), Swiss mesmerist
- De Lafontaine (1655–1738), French ballerina
- Denis La Fontaine (1929–2011), Chief of Air Staff of the Indian Air Force
- Don LaFontaine (1940–2008), American voice-over actor
- Eugène Lafontaine (1857–1935), lawyer, educator, judge and politician
- Fernand Lafontaine (1922–2010), Canadian politician
- Francis La Fontaine (1810–1847), chief of the Miami tribe
- Franz Leopold Lafontaine (1756–1812), German military surgeon
- Gary LaFontaine (1945–2002), American fly fisherman and author
- Henri La Fontaine (1854–1943), Belgian jurist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate
- Herb LaFontaine (fl. 1951–1953), Canadian ice hockey player
- Hilary La Fontaine (1937–2012), Kenyan-born British intelligence officer
- Ida LaFontaine (born 1997), Swedish singer
- Jacques de Lafontaine de Belcour (1704–1765), French entrepreneur
- Jean La Fontaine (born 1931), British anthropologist and academic
- John LaFontaine (born 1990), Canadian lacrosse player
- Joseph Lafontaine (disambiguation)
- Joseph Lafontaine (Berthier MLA) (1865–1920), Canadian farmer and politician
- Joseph Lafontaine (Shefford MLA) (1829–1907), Canadian notary, journalist and politician
- Joseph Lafontaine (Quebec MP) (1885–1965), merchant and politician
- Laurent-David Lafontaine (1823–1892), Canadian physician and politician
- Léonie La Fontaine (1857–1949), Belgian pioneering feminist and pacifist
- Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine (1807–1864), Canadian politician
- Lyse Lafontaine (born 1942), Canadian film producer
- Marie-Jo Lafontaine (born 1950), Belgian sculptor and video artist
- Oskar Lafontaine (born 1943), German politician
- Pablo Lafontaine (fl. 2001–2005), Puerto Rican politician
- Pat LaFontaine (born 1965), ice hockey player
- Pierre Dewey LaFontaine Jr. (1930–2016), American jazz clarinetist known professionally as Pete Fountain
- Pietro La Fontaine (1860–1935), Italian cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church
- Rita Lafontaine (1939–2016), Canadian actor
- W. Lafontaine (1796–1859), 19th-century French playwright
- Yves Lafontaine (born 1959; 1841–1921), wife of Canadian Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier
- Famous, Renown or Notorious People with Surname Fontaine
- Adélard Fontaine (1892–1967), Liberal party member of the Canadian House of Commons
- Anne Fontaine, filmmaker.
- Anne Fontaine (designer) (born 1971), Paris-based fashion designer
- Arturo Fontaine Talavera (born 1952), Chilean writer and political philosopher
- Audrey Fontaine (born 1992), a French badminton player
- Bertha V. Fontaine (1929–1986), American home economist
- Brigitte Fontaine (born 1939), a French singer and musician
- Carole R. Fontaine (born 1950), American biblical scholar
- Chris Fontaine (born 1981), American professional stock car racing driver
- Claudia Fontaine, British backing singer
- Cynthia Lee Fontaine, Puerto Rican drag queen
- Del Fontaine, Canadian boxer executed for murder
- Dick Fontaine, an English documentary filmmaker
- Eddie Fontaine, American actor and rockabilly singer
- Eva Fontaine (born 1974), a British actress
- Fontaine (singer), American singer, songwriter, guitarist and photographer
- Francis Fontaine (1845–1901), American poet and novelist
- Frank Fontaine, American comedian and singer
- Gabriel Fontaine (born 1940), a Canadian politician
- Godfrey of Fontaines, medieval philosopher
- Henri Fontaine (1924–2020), French Roman Catholic missionary
- Hippolyte Fontaine (1833–1910), a French engineer, developer of dinamo
- Isaac Fontaine (born 1975), American former professional basketball player
- Jacquelynne Fontaine (born 1982), American opera singer, actress, Miss California 2006
- James Fontaine (1757–1790), US Major during American Revolutionary War
- Jean Fontaine (1936–2021), French writer and theologian
- Jean-Marc Fontaine (1944–2019), French mathematician
- Jerry Fontaine, Canadian politician
- Joan Fontaine (1917−2013), British American actress
- John Fontaine (1792–1866), the first mayor of Columbus, Georgia, from 1836 to 1837
- Joseph-Éloi Fontaine (1865–1930), physician and political figure in Quebec
- Juan Andrés Fontaine (born 1954), Chilean Minister for the Economy, Development, and Reconstruction and Minister of Pulbic Works in the 2010s
- Just Fontaine (1933–2023), French football player
- Justin Fontaine (hockey player) (born 1987), Canadian professional ice hockey player
- Lamar Fontaine (1829–1921), American military veteran, surveyor, poet and author
- Phil Fontaine, Aboriginal Canadian leader
- Len Fontaine (1948–2019), a Canadian who played professional hockey in the United States
- Liam Fontaine, English football player
- Lilian Fontaine (1886–1975), British actress
- Louis Fontaine (1882–1960), an American racecar driver
- Madeline Fontaine, a French costumer designer
- Matthew Fontaine Maury (1806–1873), an American astronomer, US Navy officer, historian
- Maurice Fontaine (1919–2015), a French politician
- Michel Fontaine (born 1934), a French sports shooter
- Nasio Fontaine, reggae artist from the Commonwealth of Dominica
- Nicolas Fontaine (born 1970), a Canadian freestyle skier
- Nicole Fontaine, French politician
- Nora Fontaine Davidson (1836–1929), American schoolteacher, inspired US Memorial Day
- Oliver W. Fontaine (born 1900), American architect
- Pamela Fontaine (born 1964), an American Paralympic table tennis player
- Paul Fontaine, American painter
- Peter Fontaine (1691–1797), English noble clergyman
- Pierre Fontaine (composer) (c. 1380–1450), French composer
- Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine, architect
- Raymond Fontaine (born 1980), former professional Canadian football linebacker
- René Fontaine, Canadian politician
- Richard Maury (1882–1950), American naturalized Argentine engineer
- Robert Fontaine (born 1980), French chess grandmaster
- Scott Fontaine, American journalist and reporter
- Serge Fontaine (born 1947), a Canadian politician
- Stéphane Fontaine, French cinematographer
- Tina Fontaine (1999–2014), Canadian murder victim
- William Fontaine (1909–1968), an American philosopher
- Yvonne Fontaine (1913–1996), French worker of Special Operations Executive
Guillaume Fonteinne, architecte du roi-1679
