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Le comte de Ruffey campe avec son armée à Troussey, en Haute-Meuse.
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1 pièce signée 1 In-folio 04/08/1714 En-tête à ses titres : "Louis Damas comte de Ruffey, Lieutenant Général des Armées du Roy & Sous-lieutenant de la première Compagnie des Mousquetaires servants à la Garde de Sa Majesté, Commandant le Camp de la Haute-Meuse" petite déchirure en marge (sans manque) Certificat du comte de Ruffey attestant que le capitaine Demieux «a servy pendant deux mois que le dit régiment a campé sur la haute Meuse [.]». Brillant officier de cavalerie de Louis XIV, lieutenant général de ses armées, il se distingua à Garpi (1702), à Asti (1705) et a été fait prisonnier à Oudenarde (1708) ; il était en outre sous-lieutenant des mousquetaires.
