Bouille part 2

The boy survived his first year of living and grew happy and heathly. In the summer the boy could walk around the beautifull park and fish for crayfish in the nearby stream. If his father would let him he thaugh himself to swim  and would play in the fountain in park. There summerdays was filled with learning and hearing of his familyhistory being physical in grounds. An boy could have a fond memory of the light summer nights of Château du Cluzel. But misfortune was to string the life of the young boy again. Within a few years of his wife the boys father Guillaume-Antoine also died. At this young age he was alone. He was left to the care of his uncle Nicolas de Bouillé Saint - Geran (1702-1767) who was a French clergyman. In 1722 Nicolas was Canon of Lyon and Lyon counties Dean, he was also first King's almoner, and later became Bishop of Autun from 1758 to 1767 and Councillor of State.  He was the uncle and tutor of the future General François Claude de Bouillé.