Pierre Marie Xavier DE POLIGNAC 1895–1964 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Pierre Marie Xavier DE POLIGNAC, 1895–1964 (aged 69 years)

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Pierre Marie Xavier DE POLIGNAC

Name: Pierre Marie Xavier /DE POLIGNAC/
Surname: DE POLIGNAC
Given names: Pierre Marie Xavier

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Family with Charlotte Of VALENTINOIS
himself	Links Birth: 24 October 1895 — Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 10 November 1964 Ancestral file number: 1LTQ-V46 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Charlotte Of VALENTINOIS Prince Rainier Grimaldi III Pierre Marie Xavier DE POLIGNAC 1895–1964 Birth: 24 October 1895 — Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 10 November 1964
wife	Links Birth: 30 September 1898 28 31 — Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 16 November 1977 — Paris, Seine, France Burial: Marchais, France Ancestral file number: 1LTQ-V5D Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Pierre Marie Xavier DE POLIGNAC Prince Rainier Grimaldi III Charlotte Of VALENTINOIS 1898–1977 Birth: 30 September 1898 28 31 — Constantine, Algeria, North Africa Death: 16 November 1977 — Paris, Seine, France
daughter	Princess Antoinette Louise Grimaldi of MONACO …–
son	Links Birth: 31 May 1923 27 24 — Monaco Death: 6 April 2005 — Monaco Ancestral file number: 1LTX-60Q Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Grace Patricia KELLY Prince Rainier Grimaldi III 1923–2005 Birth: 31 May 1923 27 24 — Monaco Death: 6 April 2005 — Monaco

Events of close relatives
Birth	24 October 1895 Constantine, Algeria, North Africa
Birth of a son	Prince Rainier Grimaldi III 31 May 1923 Monaco
Death	10 November 1964 (aged 69 years)
Ancestral file number	1LTQ-V46
Unique identifier	0206255A7CAB024C871E93F5560588000CB7
Last change	1 April 2005 – 00:00:00

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Note	Prince Pierre-Marie-Xavier-Antoine-Melchoir, Count of Polignac, born October 24 1895 in the Chateau de Kerscamp (Morbihan), named Grimaldi by Order in Council on March 18, 1920, deceased November 10, 1964. Pierre de Polignac Count Pierre Marie Xavier Raphael Antoine Melchior de Polignac, duc de Valentinois (24 October 1895 - 10 November 1964), was son of Maxence de Polignac (1857-1936) and his wife Suzanne de la Torre y Mier (1858-1913), and married the hereditary Princess of Monaco. Because a female Grimaldi could inherit only if her husband was also a Grimaldi, Pierre de Polignac became Prince Pierre Grimaldi, Comte de Polignac on 18 March, 1920, the day before his religious marriage. He married civilly 18 March 1920 in Monaco Princess Charlotte of Monaco, née Charlotte Louise Juilette Louvet, daughter of Louis II of Monaco and Marie Juliette Louvet. They were judicially separated on 20 March, 1930 at Paris, and divorced by ordinance of Prince Louis II on 18 February, 1933. Following the divorce, Charlotte took up residence at the Château de Marchais with René Gigier, one of France’s most infamous jewel thieves. The Count and his wife had two children, Princess Antoinette of Monaco (b. 1920) and Rainier III of Monaco.

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Prince Pierre-Marie-Xavier-Antoine-Melchoir, Count of Polignac, born October 24 1895 in the Chateau de Kerscamp (Morbihan), named Grimaldi by Order in Council on March 18, 1920, deceased November 10, 1964.

Pierre de Polignac
Count Pierre Marie Xavier Raphael Antoine Melchior de Polignac, duc de Valentinois (24 October 1895 - 10 November 1964), was son of Maxence de Polignac (1857-1936) and his wife Suzanne de la Torre y Mier (1858-1913), and married the hereditary Princess of Monaco.

Because a female Grimaldi could inherit only if her husband was also a Grimaldi, Pierre de Polignac became Prince Pierre Grimaldi, Comte de Polignac on 18 March, 1920, the day before his religious marriage.

He married civilly 18 March 1920 in Monaco Princess Charlotte of Monaco, née Charlotte Louise Juilette Louvet, daughter of Louis II of Monaco and Marie Juliette Louvet. They were judicially separated on 20 March, 1930 at Paris, and divorced by ordinance of Prince Louis II on 18 February, 1933. Following the divorce, Charlotte took up residence at the Château de Marchais with René Gigier, one of France’s most infamous jewel thieves.

The Count and his wife had two children, Princess Antoinette of Monaco (b. 1920) and Rainier III of Monaco.