Manor de Barbarac

Manor de Barbarac is the manor home of the de Barbarac family.

History
Not much is revealed on Manor de Barbarac other than the de Barbarac family has previously lived there after the wedding of Auguste and Nicole in 1493-4. They had a large household staff, including Louise, Paulette, and Maurice. Nicole died giving birth to Danielle. Eight years after Nicole's death, Auguste married the Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent who had two daughters, Marguerite and Jacqueline. However, two weeks later, Auguste suffers from a fatal heart attack and collapses off his horse while setting out for Avignon for a week. He gives Danielle his dying declaration of love. By 1512, the manor has fallen into disrepair under Rodmilla's care as she ignores the manor, sells the laborers for quick cash, and then spends all the money on dresses, jewelry, and bribery at court. Danielle is forced to work as a servant along with Paulette, Maurice and his wife, Louise--who are the only servants left, for Rodmilla and her daughters.

Residents
Danielle de Barbarac

Auguste de Barbarac (prior to death)

Nicole de Lancret (prior to death)

Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent (formerly)

Marguerite de Ghent (formerly)

Jacqueline de Ghent

Louise, Paulette, and Maurice