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Anne Jules de Noailles
Second Duke of Noailles
- Child of Anne de Noailles and Louise Boyer
- Married to Marie-Françoise de Bournonville
- Dated 5 February 1650 CE – 2 October 1708 CE
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child of (child) Anne de Noailles Marquess of Montclar, Count of Ayen, from 1663 first Duke of Noailles - child of (mother) Louise Boyer French noble (1632-1697)
- of the house House of Noailles
- parent of (child) Adrien Maurice de Noailles Marshal of France (1678-1766)
- parent of (child) Anne Louise de Noailles 26 Aug 1695 - 19 May 1773 Paris
- parent of (child) Marie Christine de Noailles (1672-1748)
- parent of (child) Marie Victoire de Noailles Countess of Toulouse (1688–1766)
- parent of (child) Marie-Thérèse de Noailles French aristocrat (1684-1784)
- sibling of Jacques de Noailles French military personnel
- sibling of Jean François de Noailles, Marquis of Noailles French military personnel (1658-1692)
- sibling of Jean-Baptiste-Louis-Gaston de Noailles French Catholic bishop
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sibling of Louis Antoine de Noailles Catholic cardinal (1651-1729) - married to Marie-Françoise de Bournonville French noblewoman
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