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[[File:Picard Family crest.jpg|thumb|The Picard family arms]] |
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+ | The '''Picard family''' was a predominantly [[French]] family, though it also had at least one [[Spanish]] member. |
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| ⚫ | The history of this family |
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When being raised, young Picards are always taught about the great Picards in their history, often to the point of feeling that they have to live up to someone's standards. Some of the more accomplished Picards include the Picard who won the [[Nobel Prize]] for [[Chemistry]], the one who commanded a French warship at the [[Battle of Trafalgar]], or the ones who settled the first [[Martian colonies]]. ({{film|7}}) |
When being raised, young Picards are always taught about the great Picards in their history, often to the point of feeling that they have to live up to someone's standards. Some of the more accomplished Picards include the Picard who won the [[Nobel Prize]] for [[Chemistry]], the one who commanded a French warship at the [[Battle of Trafalgar]], or the ones who settled the first [[Martian colonies]]. ({{film|7}}) |
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| − | The Picard [[vineyard]]s, located in [[La Barre]], France, |
+ | The Picard [[vineyard]]s, located in [[La Barre]], France, were well known for their [[wine]] production, notably for their [[Chateau Picard]] vintage. There was also some relation to [[Chateau La Barre]]. ({{TNG|Family|All Good Things...}}) |
| − | Not many of the Picards were explorers or [[space]]-faring people |
+ | Not many of the Picards were explorers or [[space]]-faring people; in fact, [[Jean-Luc Picard]] was the first in the family to leave the [[Sol system]]. ({{film|10}}) |
The Picard line suffered a serious blow in [[2371]] with the deaths of [[Robert Picard|Robert]] and his young son, [[René Picard|René]]. Lamenting their deaths, Jean-Luc Picard regretted that, as himself did not create a family, there would be no more Picards. ({{film|7}}) |
The Picard line suffered a serious blow in [[2371]] with the deaths of [[Robert Picard|Robert]] and his young son, [[René Picard|René]]. Lamenting their deaths, Jean-Luc Picard regretted that, as himself did not create a family, there would be no more Picards. ({{film|7}}) |
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| − | The Picard family arms were quarterly, first and fourth Or a lion rampant reversed gules, second and third azure a bend sinister wavy between two estoiles Or. |
+ | The Picard family arms were quarterly, first and fourth Or a [[lion]] rampant reversed gules, second and third azure a bend sinister wavy between two estoiles Or. |
==Members of the Picard family== |
==Members of the Picard family== |
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===Early history=== |
===Early history=== |
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*[[Javier Maribona-Picard]], [[Spanish]] [[soldier]] who lived in the [[17th century]] and was involved in the [[Pueblo Revolt]] |
*[[Javier Maribona-Picard]], [[Spanish]] [[soldier]] who lived in the [[17th century]] and was involved in the [[Pueblo Revolt]] |
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===23rd and 24th century=== |
===23rd and 24th century=== |
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*****''[[Thomas Picard]]'' |
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Revision as of 22:00, 11 November 2014
The Picard family arms
The Picard family was a predominantly French family, though it also had at least one Spanish member.
The history of this family dated back several centuries. Picard claimed the family could trace its roots back to the time of Charlemagne in the 8th century in western Europe. (TNG: "Journey's End")
When being raised, young Picards are always taught about the great Picards in their history, often to the point of feeling that they have to live up to someone's standards. Some of the more accomplished Picards include the Picard who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, the one who commanded a French warship at the Battle of Trafalgar, or the ones who settled the first Martian colonies. (Star Trek Generations)
The Picard vineyards, located in La Barre, France, were well known for their wine production, notably for their Chateau Picard vintage. There was also some relation to Chateau La Barre. (TNG: "Family", "All Good Things...")
Not many of the Picards were explorers or space-faring people; in fact, Jean-Luc Picard was the first in the family to leave the Sol system. (Star Trek Nemesis)
The Picard line suffered a serious blow in 2371 with the deaths of Robert and his young son, René. Lamenting their deaths, Jean-Luc Picard regretted that, as himself did not create a family, there would be no more Picards. (Star Trek Generations)
The Picard family arms were quarterly, first and fourth Or a lion rampant reversed gules, second and third azure a bend sinister wavy between two estoiles Or.
Members of the Picard family
Early history
- Javier Maribona-Picard, Spanish soldier who lived in the 17th century and was involved in the Pueblo Revolt
23rd and 24th century
- Maurice Picard, father of Jean-Luc and Robert
- Yvette Gessard-Picard, wife of Maurice
- Robert Picard, eldest son of Maurice and Yvette
- Marie Picard, wife of Robert, together they had:
- René Picard, son of Robert and Marie
- Marie Picard, wife of Robert, together they had:
- Jean-Luc Picard, youngest son of Maurice and Yvette
- Beverly Picard, Jean-Luc's divorced wife in an alternate timeline
- Elise Picard, Jean-Luc's wife in the Nexus. Together they had:
- Shinzon, clone of Jean-Luc Picard
- Robert Picard, eldest son of Maurice and Yvette
- Yvette Gessard-Picard, wife of Maurice