died in his Castle of Lagrange-Montalivet in Saint-Bouize. Montalivet Street in Paris, a Montalivet Square in Valence, Montalivet Avenue in Caen, Comte de Montalivet Street in Sarreguemines and the Montalivet Islands in Western Australia, are all named after him. Family He married Louise Françoise Adélaïde de Saint-Germain (Versailles, Yvelines, 13 January 1769 – Thauvenay, 10 March 1850), who was said to be a daughter of Louis XV of France - with whom she shared the same striking resemblance in the strongly marked Bourbon traits also found in other of his illegitimate offspring - by Catherine Eléonore Bernard (1740–1769), and had issue: Charles Bachasson de Montalivet (1798–1807) Simon Pierre Joseph Bachasson, 2e Comte de Montalivet (1 March 1799 - Girona, 12 October 1823), unmarried and without issue Marthe Camille Bachasson, 3rd Comte de Montalivet (1801–1880) Pierre Bachasson de Montalivet (Saint-Lô, 2 September 1803 - Paris, 16 June 1817) Josephine Francine Adelaïde de Montalivet (23 August 1806 – Thauvenay, 17 June 1852), married on 14 June 1827 Benjamin Marie de Tascher (Orléans, 9 March 1797 - Thauvenay, 25 September 1858), son of Pierre Jean Alexandre, 1st Baron and 1st Comte de Tascher, and wife Catherine Flore Bigot de Chérelles de La Boyerie, and had issue Charles Bachasson de Montalivet (Paris, 10 November 1810 - Naples, 27 November 1832), unmarried and without issue References 1766 births 1823 deaths People from Sarreguemines Counts of Montalivet Recipients of the Legion of Honour People of the French Revolution French interior ministers People of the First French Empire Members of the Chamber of Peers of the Hundred Days Members of the Chamber of Peers of the Bourbon Restoration