death of his first wife, Henriette Fitz-James (a daughter of the 5th Duke of Fitz-James). Together, Charles and Blanche lived outside of Paris at the Château de Lormois, and were the parents of two children: Jacquelin de La Tour-Landry, 3rd Duke of Maillé (1815–1874), who married Jeanne d'Osmond (1827–1899), a daughter of Gen. Rainulphe d'Osmond, Marquis d'Osmond and Aimée Caroillon des Tillières. From this marriage, the family inherited the Claude Destillières fortune. Armand-Urbain de Maillé de La Tour-Landry (1816–1903), who married Jeanne Lebrun de Plaisance, a daughter of the 3rd Duc de Plaisance (himself a grandson of Charles-François Lebrun). The Duke of Maillé died on 5 January 1837. The Duchess of Maillé died, accidentally, on 10 September 1851 while staying at the Rochefoucauld's Château de la Roche Courbon. Descendants Through her son Jacquelin, she was a grandmother of Renée de Maillé de La Tour-Landry (1851–1933), who married Gen. Jacques de Ganay (1843–1899), a son of Charles-Alexandre, Marquis de Ganay and grandson of Count James-Alexandre de Pourtalès (a prominent banker and art collector who served as chamberlain to the King of Prussia Frederick William III). Works Souvenirs des deux Restaurations. Journal inédit, presented by Xavier de La Fournière, 1984 Mémoires. 1832-1851, 1989 References Notes Sources 1787 births 1851 deaths People of the Bourbon Restoration People of the July Monarchy French memoirists French duchesses French women writers French salon-holders Writers from Paris Place of death missing French women memoirists French ladies-in-waiting French letter writers Women letter writers 19th-century women writers 19th-century memoirists