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The Château du Quélennec, in Saint-Thégonnec (Finistère), takes its name from Admiral Jean du Quélennec, who in 1462 gave an estate to his brother-in-law, Jean Huon de Resgourel. A former manor house, passed in 1587 from the La Boixière family to the Kerhoas family, occupied the site before the present château was built in the 17th century. A complete transformation, carried out by the Laurent family from 1921, lasted nearly ten years; only a small 17th-century wing survived these works. Among the estate's notable owners were the geographer Émile Le Puillon de Boblaye and the Legitimist deputy François-Marie-Hyacinthe Dahirel.