Bosc-Roger Manor

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The Manoir du Bosc-Roger takes its name from the hamlet of Bosc-Roger, a former settlement attached to the commune of Barquet in the Eure department, which once had its own chapel dedicated to Saint Martin. The commune of Barquet, formerly a dependency of the County of Évreux, retains several Norman rural houses built of limestone, brick and flint. The information available on this particular manor nevertheless remains limited and fragmentary, as no source has made it possible to establish with certainty its exact chronology or its successive owners.