Who lived at the château de Rodat in Olemps?

The Olemps branch of the Rodat family, including the deputy François-Antoine de Rodat and his son, the agronomist Amans Rodat, who died there in 1846.

Is the Rodat family related to Saint Émilie de Rodat?

Yes, Émilie de Rodat belonged to the Druelle branch of the same family, separate from the Olemps branch.

How far back does the Rodat family go in the Rouergue region?

The family is documented in the Rouergue as early as the 16th century, with Guy Rodat as the earliest known ancestor.

Château de Rodat

Rodat Castle

Olemps

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Where: Olemps

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Château de Rodat stands in Olemps (Aveyron), in the Occitanie region of France. No visits are on record for this building.

Located in Olemps, in the Aveyron department, this château bears the name of a Rouergue family of note, traceable back to the 16th century. Its Olemps branch produced several local figures, including the deputy François-Antoine de Rodat and the agronomist Amans Rodat, who died in the village in 1846. The building is chiefly linked to this family history rather than to any well-documented architecture.

Written from Famille de Rodat

Where this château is

Olemps · Aveyron · Occitanie

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3 Place du Couderc, 12510 Olemps

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Who lived at the château de Rodat in Olemps?: The Olemps branch of the Rodat family, including the deputy François-Antoine de Rodat and his son, the agronomist Amans Rodat, who died there in 1846.
Is the Rodat family related to Saint Émilie de Rodat?: Yes, Émilie de Rodat belonged to the Druelle branch of the same family, separate from the Olemps branch.
How far back does the Rodat family go in the Rouergue region?: The family is documented in the Rouergue as early as the 16th century, with Guy Rodat as the earliest known ancestor.