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Lussan is the name or part of the name of
several communes in France:
Lussan, in the Gard
department Lussan,
former commune of the Haute-Garonne department...
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Raveneau de
Lussan (born 1663 in Paris) was a
French buccaneer. He
belonged to a
noble but
impoverished family, and
embraced a
military career at the age...
- the
Tribunal de la
Seine to the
French titles of Duc de Melfort,
Comte de
Lussan and
Baron de
Valrose (his great-grandfather the 2nd Duke of
Melfort had...
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Henri Joseph Bouchard d'Esparbès de
Lussan (24
January 1714 - 28
August 1788),
marquis d'Aubeterre,
baron de Saint-Quentin, was a
French general and marshal...
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Lussan (French pronunciation: [lysɑ̃]; Occitan: Luçan) is a
commune in the Gard
department in
southern France.
Communes of the Gard
department "Répertoire...
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Marie Louise d’Esparbès de
Lussan, by
marriage vicomtesse then
comtesse de
Polastron (Bardigues, 19
October 1764 – London, 27
March 1804) was a French...
- The Esparbès de
Lussan family is an
ancient French noble house from
Armagnac in France. Its name is
mentioned in a
number of 12th, 13th, and 14th century...
- Zélie de
Lussan (21
December 1861 – 18
December 1949) was an
American opera singer of
French descent who was
successful in her
native country but made...
- Fons-sur-
Lussan (French pronunciation: [fɔ̃ syʁ lysɑ̃],
literally Fons on
Lussan; Occitan:
Fonts de
Lussan) is a
commune in the Gard
department in southern...
- (4): 269–275. Coindre, Jean-Michel; Pelmus, Manuela; Hostein, Isabelle;
Lussan, Catherine; Bui, Binh N.; Guillou,
Louis (2003). "Should
molecular testing...
