Need some English and French names

[CrazyEyes]

Are those last names?

Yes.

Thank you, Lion, those names are perfect. Now I just need some more English titled names.

Er, not to be a jealous cock, but what exactly is wrong with my long list?
Edit: Unless you mean specifically noble names.

[Llew]

Thank you, Lion, those names are perfect. Now I just need some more English titled names.

Er, not to be a jealous cock, but what exactly is wrong with my long list?
Edit: Unless you mean specifically noble names.

Well, those should work, I'll just have to add the titles to them.

[Aqtai]

Thank you, Lion, those names are perfect. Now I just need some more English titled names.

It's worth remembering that the Medieval English nobility and royal family were of Norman (i.e. French) origin, so they would have had French names, not all of which were Anglicised. Guy is a case in point, the English version is identical in spelling to the French version.

[CrazyEyes]

That would explain the many French names, then.

[Llew]

Alright, now that I have all the those names, I now need place names. About 100 of them, all French.

[Venerable F. Sheep]

Beaumont-en-Verdunois
Bezonvaux
Cumières-le-Mort-Homme
Douaumont
Fleury-devant-Douaumont
Haumont-près-Samogneux
Louvemont-Côte-du-Poivre
Ornes
Vaux-devant-Damloup
Clermont-Ferrant
Charleroi
Wasseiges
Warnant
Neuville
Noville

Agimont, Amcomont, Béemont, Beharmont, Bernimont, Blaimont, Borgoumont, Bougnimont, Fernelmont, Framont, Franchimont, Gétrimont, Harduémont, Hargimont, Hénumont, Herbaimont, Herbeumont, Hériamont, Hottomont, Houdremont, Houmont, Hoyemont, Hubermont, Jevoumont, Lambermont, Mormont, Mornimont, Nimbermont, Nisramont, Odrimont, Ollomont, Orchimont, Rancimont, Renaumont, Robelmont, Sprimont, Stoumont, Straimont, Tancrémont. Thiaumont, Thirimont, Traimont, Ucimont, Vencimont, Vinalmont, Waasmont, Wavreumont, Wégimont, Werbomont, Wideumont, Withimont, Xaimont.

Bettincourt, Bizencourt, Crayencourt, Dampicourt, Haccourt, Harnoncourt, Incourt, Marcourt, Racourt, Rachecourt, Reharmont, Remicourt, Rocourt, Roucourt, Scourmont, Seviscourt, Thoricourt, Walcourt, Willancourt.

Aubange, Bébange, Buvange, Havelange, Hollange, Louvrange, Martelange, Pussemange, Sélange, Tihange, Tintange, Udange.
Glabais, Herbais, Marbais, Moubaix, Obaix, Opprebais, Perbais, Rebaix, Thorembai.

• Bordeaux
• Annecy
• Biarritz
• Pau
• Toulouse
• Caen
• Royan
• Antibes
• Le Havre
• Beauvais
• Dijon
• Chartres
• Golf-Juan
• Avignon
• Ouistreham
• Saint-Palais-sur-Mer
• La Rochelle
• Foix
• Aix-en-Provence
• Rennes
• Juan-les-Pins
• Brest
• Albi
• Forges-les-Eaux
• Biot
• Bruges
• Annecy-le-Vieux
• Bidart
• Tourette-sur-Loup
• Metz
• Angers
• Anglet
• Cagnes-sur-Mer
• Golfe-Juan
• Chambre-d'Amour
• Saint-Georges-de-Didonne
• Villeneuve-les-Avignon
• Les Somins
• Saintes
• Veyrier-du-Lac
• Menthon-Saint-Bernard
• Vaux-sur-Mer
• Octeville-sur-Mer
• Sevrier
• Les Angles
• Blainville-sur-Orne
• Toulouse-le Mirail
• Beaubec-la-Rosiere
• Castres
• Benouville
• Blagnac
• Lion-sur-Mer
• Talloires
• Orange
• Pontaillac
• Montgaillard
• Chartres-de-Bretagne
• Foix-sur-Ariege
• Argelès-sur-Mer
• Puyricard
• Carcassonne
• La Colle-sur-Loup
• Dinan
• Collioure
• Saint-Malo
• Nice
• Merville-Franceville-Plage
• Le Touquet Paris Plage
• Aix
• Neufchatel-en-Bray
• Blainville
• Talence
• Dinard
• Perpignan
• Colomiers

Sorry for the uberlong post and there might be doubles in there, but this is what I got after 3 minutes of googling.

[Lion]

Good list but some wrong places like Touquet-Pari-Plage, Merville Paris Plage (too modern, around the XIXe century). Toulouse le mirail is a distric in the city etc...

Some more location that must be in :

Orléans saw the first battle of Joan of Arc

Chinon was the French capitol at this time.

Reims the town where the French kings are crowned.

Calais the last city hold by English on french territory

I will try to find a map with the most important cities of the period.

- Lion -

[Venerable F. Sheep]

Ah, ok. I just copy + pasted them. 

[Lion]

Here the map of France in 1453, time of the (last) battle of Castillon between French and English :



edit :
on the map :
LEON is a region
Brest is a city/castle

[Llew]

Thanks guys, those will help majorly. The list is great, Voden. 

[Cirdan]

Chinon was the French capitol at this time.

PET PEEVES ALERT: Lion, it's capital. Comme "capitale", sans e final.

Damnit, the Americans who hear to much of their Capitol (the building) and confuse it with capital (the city where government sits) don't need any encouragement.

[Lion]

Chinon was the French capitol at this time.

PET PEEVES ALERT: Lion, it's capital. Comme "capitale", sans e final.

Damnit, the Americans who hear to much of their Capitol (the building) and confuse it with capital (the city where government sits) don't need any encouragement.

  I didn't know how to write it in English...

- Lion -

[radicalhit]

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