Nord Pas de Calais - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Amelia De Boer, Gt Grandmother x 5, * c1798 St-Omer

bcrepel — 2009-11-16 13:36:32Z

Hello
You can have some help here
http://www.gennpdc.net/lesforums/index.php?showforum=5

many members are going in saint omer'archives.

For information
http://www.gennpdc.net/lesforums/index.php?showtopic=73781

Best regards from France,

Re: Reufflart - Roubaix, Flandres, dept Nord

sallypro1 — 2009-11-12 11:48:33Z

Thanks for sending the link - I can't read this either but as you say gives some evidence to the existance of the surname. Can't use Google translate as the text is embedded! I think this part of the tree might be a challenge!

Re: Reufflart - Roubaix, Flandres, dept Nord

tangowarn — 2009-11-12 07:35:11Z

I book googled the name and came up with a couple books that may be helpful. One in particular looks like it may be about travels of this family (link is provided below). I am not biligual so not sure if this will help... but it does confirm that the name exists.

Best Regards,
Karen

http://books.google.com/books?id=GBoksm0AggwC&pg=RA1-PA1...

Reufflart - Roubaix, Flandres, dept Nord

sallypro1 — 2009-11-07 04:54:49Z

My Great(x3) grandmother is listed very clearer on her son's birth record as Anne Marie Reufflart. This sounds French but I have searched and searched online for this name and it doesn't seem to exist. Can anyone advise? Thanks so much

Charles St.Aubin

rbmanor — 2009-10-25 16:43:31Z

He was my uncle, he had 4 sisters(Lillian, Stella, Delina,Edna) and 2 brothers (Frank and Arthur)I am looking for information on any of these St.Aubins. If it's the same family, their parents are Albert J. St.Aubin and Rose Alma Provost.

ALLONCIUS

chrislucie — 2009-10-24 08:57:39Z

Bonjour à tous,

J’ai fais un arbre généalogique sur ancestry.fr sur ma famille ALLONCIUS, qui pourrait m’aider à trouver des informations voir des personnes faisant parti de ma famille, n’hésitez pas à aller voir mon arbre pour voir si il y a des ancêtres encommuns.
Mon pseudo est chrislucie

Merci à vous et peut-être à bientôt ?

Boulogne Eastern Cemetery

steelo — 2009-10-18 01:19:22Z

Hello from New Zealand,
Wondered if there is any list member who may be able to photograph a headstone in the above cemetery for me please.
Samuel Corrigall died 19/10/1917.
Location section VIII,I, 73.

Thank you.
Regards
Allan

Re: Voici ma liste Eclair sur le Pas de Calais et la Somme

danfirst1 — 2009-09-20 07:33:22Z

hello,
i receive your message on "delaire and poulain" and i can say that tey are from "Buire le Sec" a little town in south of "Pas de Calais" (Pas de Calais is a departement of france).

Last week, we are lucky and we have a great new for search of genalogy.

Here : http://www.archinoe.net/cg62/registre.php

you can look for birth, death and mariage in "Pas d Calais" and so....on Noeux les Mines or in Buneville
there are only "tables decennales" (i dont know the name in english).

Good luck in your search
Daniel Carouge

Re: Andrew Eddleston

coulstons — 2009-09-19 16:39:44Z

Hello,
It is good to hear from you again!

Thank you for been kind enough to reply to my message!

Do you have any infomation which can tell me how Andrew Eddleston met and Married Sarah Taylor? I will be thrilled to bits if you can provoid me with any details.

If you have any further infomation regarding the Eddlston family I will be delighted to receive it!!

I hope you don't think I am to forward in asking you this? Can I ask you how you are related to the Eddleston family. I hope you don't think I am been nosy, as I am not. I am just curious to know who I am corresponding with!! If you don't wish to tell me that is ok!!

I hope to hear from you again soon!

Jane Coulston ( Nee Eddlston)

Re: Voici ma liste Eclair sur le Pas de Calais et la Somme

idacgurman — 2009-09-18 05:46:30Z

I am sorry I do not speak french, This post is old but hope you are still there I have Delaire and Poulain in my Family,noeux les mines and Buneville, hope you will see this .contact please Ida C Gurman

Re: Andrew Eddleston

Gillian869 — 2009-09-18 04:37:08Z

I needed to get back further than your dad to make the connection to the Eddletones in Calais.

I have two george Eddlestones - George Eddlestone born 25 June 1872 in Calais, the son of Frederick Eddlestone and Julianne de Wynter.

Frederick was born in Calais also - 29 Dec 1847, the son of Andrew Eddlestone and Sarah Taylor. Andrew was a laceworker - tulliste, indicating he operated a Leavers machine. He died in Calais in 1899 aged 91. He married Sarah Taylor in Dover in 1833 - Sarah wasn't born in Calais but had lived there with her family since ast least 1826. Her parents were Joseph Taylor and Anne Wheatley and she was one of eight children.

At the time of Sarah's death the family were living in rue Neuve in St Pierre. Sarah also had an Uncle George Taylor in Calais.

I have further detail of the family but am not sure what you need,

Gillian

Re: Andrew Eddleston

coulstons — 2009-09-17 09:41:17Z

Hi Gillian,
It is good to hear from you. Thank you for being so kind to reply to my message.

I am not sure what infomation you are requiring Gillan? I do hope the infomation I am provoiding for you can be of some help to you?

My Grandfather was Arthur Eddleston. Arthur was born in 1891 in Sheffield in South Yorkshire England. Arthur married my Grandma Nellie Hill in 1920 in Sheffield.
Arthur and Nellie had two childern Enna Eddleston who is my Aunt and Allen Eddleston my late father.

I am Allen Eddlestons eldest child Jane

My Great Grandad was George Eddleston.

I hope we can converse again soon!

Kind regards Jane

Amelia De Boer, Gt Grandmother x 5, * c1798 St-Omer

joshuathetford1 — 2009-09-16 14:56:57Z

My GtGrandfather x 5, William Hinds born 1789, Sixhills, Lincs was married to Amelia de Boar.

Amelia: Family tradition has it that an ancestor who was a soldier in the English-French wars married a French Countess named Amelia de Boar(perhaps de Boer or De Baugh) who was then disowned by her family. There is some truth in this story for it has been verified that William Hinds, a soldier with Wellington, married a lady named Amelia who was born in France; Amelia's surname and status, however, have not yet been established. No record of her marriage in Lincolnshire exists(fully indexed for this period) and so it appears that she was already married by the time the family are first recorded in Horsington(baptism of first known child, Sept 1823).From April 1821 until his discharge in May 1823 William's regiment was based in Ireland; prior to that(Sept 1818 to April 1821) in England but prior to that(July 1816 to Sept 1818) in Northern France. Listed as Amelia Hinds at the baptisms of her children at Horsington 1823-37.

1841 census: "Mildred Hinds" age 40-44 born "F"(Foreign Parts), living in Horsington with her husband and four children.
1851 census:"Emily Hines" age 53 born "France, Hare"(possibly Le Havre), living in Horsington with her husband, 4 children... Her husband died in 1851 and Horsington Vestry minutes record that she(and other members of the family) were granted relief out of "Herbige of the Road" money: she received 1 shilling on 15 Apr 1852, two shillings on 13 Mar 1853 and (as "Mill.Hines"), two shillings on 19 Jan 1854.
1861 census: "Amelia Hinds", widow aged 62, "employed in Agriculture", living in Horsington, born "France St Aumair". Buried as Emily Hines of Horsington age 77 according to the parish burial register(gives year of birth 1793).'

I am searching for more information on Amelia if anyone can help.

thx Josh.

Re: Andrew Eddleston

Gillian869 — 2009-09-14 22:26:35Z

Hello-
My interest in Calais is from the late 17th to the early 19th centuries - I have some information on Eddlestones in that era - can you go back to your grandfather and perhaps great grandfather for me please and I will see what I have,

Gillian

Re: Andrew Eddleston

coulstons — 2009-09-14 11:48:26Z

Hello I hope you don't mind me contacting you on the above subject?

I have just found your message on the Ancestery Web site.

First of all let me explain to you who I am! My Maiden name was Jane Eddleston. I am the eldest daughter of Allen Eddleston.

If you have any further infomation on the above subject and are willing to share it with me . I will be interested in reading what infomation you have got!

It will be good if you can get in contact with me!!

Noeux Les Mines, Great Grandfather

seandhooley — 2009-09-10 05:31:27Z

Looking for someone to visit cemetery and take photo of headstone and email it to me. If there is someone willing to do this I have these directions.
NOEUX-Les-Mines is the town about 6 kilometres south of Bethune.The cemetery is on the northern side of town, on the southeast side of the road to Labourse.

HEADSTONE FOR PRIVATE JOSEPH HOOLEY DIED MAY 6th, 1917
GRAVE REFERENCE I.Q. 29
Thank you from Australia

Re: HINGSTON in Boulogne 1830s; look-up request

jane_sweet — 2009-09-07 00:15:49Z

Al,

My current thinking is that Richard HINGSTON's moves to France and back to England were most likely financially motivated -- he wanted a better life. Alas, he did not flourish after returning to England! His brother (my ancestor) was a blacksmith who emigrated to Canada and became a prosperous farmer after spending a few years working at his trade.

I hope that others with similar interests in the English in Boulogne will post information which would help shine a light on that particular time period.

Thank you for your kind comment about my tree. I am glad that others find it helpful.

Best wishes

Jane

Re: HINGSTON in Boulogne 1830s; look-up request

AlanD51 — 2009-09-06 08:04:50Z

Jane,

Thanks for your reply. What I find strange, is how the bootmakers all seemed to stick together in the early 1800’s, but I guess they all helped each other out.

I’m sorry to say that I have not been to Boulogne nor know of the reasons for the English moving over to work there – another line of research for when I get some spare time.

What we are looking for is RM’s father who came down from Scotland – but it is not easy looking for a specific MACKIE in Scotland without a specific birth town as there appears to be number of them born about the 1760’s.

Finally, thanks for the offer of the copy Registrations – but have been able to take copies from your impressive Ancestry Family Tree,

Regards,

Al

Re: HINGSTON in Boulogne 1830s; look-up request

jane_sweet — 2009-09-04 17:19:19Z

Thank you, Al! Richard MACKIE was witness to the registration of two HINGSTON births in Boulogne, 1829 and 1831. He signed his full name to the first and his surname to the second. I believe that Richard HINGSTON left Boulogne between 1835 and 1838. This assumption is based on the place of birth of the next two children, Boulogne and London respectively.

Have you visited Boulogne? Do you have any knowledge of the English population of Boulogne at that time? I would be happy to send a copy of the registrations if you are interested. Regards, Jane.

Re: HINGSTON in Boulogne 1830s; look-up request

AlanD51 — 2009-09-03 18:07:29Z

Jane,

Have just found your postings back in 2007 and whilst not much help in your research, thought I would say that I am glad that my great great great grandfather - Richard MACKIE, was able to help in being a witness to your HINGSTON birth!

For information, RM returned to his birth town - St Peter Port, Guernsey - between 1841 and 1851,

Regards,

Al

Re: Leonie Taylor

Gillian869 — 2009-09-02 14:26:46Z

Hello Leonie,

Firstly Virginie Hemsley - she was born in Calais in 1837 and was the daughter of Joseph Hemsley and Marie Josephe Felicite Virginie Langlais ( I kid you not!) Joseph was the son of William Hemsley & Sarah Cameron - MJFV was the daughter of Jean Baptiste Langlais and Josephine Bougard.
And several of Joseph's family came to Australia in 1848.
I will look at the addresses for you tomorrow ( not on my computer)

Now - I only have one Joseph Fox on my records - what was your Joseph's father's name please?

Re: Leonie Taylor

Lesley_Mazey — 2009-09-02 11:11:50Z

I hope you do not mind, I have read your communications with great interest.

I too have a distant ancestor who apparently went from Nottingham to Calais with the lace. His name was Joseph Samuel Fox. I can find him in 1891 in England but he seems to vanish for the previous decade or so. He does fetch up with a wife and a few kids born in France but i cannot find any records.

His father was as bad. he married a lady called Virginia Hemsley who was described as born in France, british subject but again we can find no records.

What interested me most was the ddress of rue des quatre coins, calais as this same street has passed down through my family (as well as Virginia's "other" name Virginie le Beq for which we have no proof - maybe it was a nickname to do with having a big nose (le beq means the beak!!)

Lesley.

Re: Duffroy Family

rllucas2 — 2009-09-02 03:06:48Z

To: Sylvia 2100

Thank you so much for your help. I have to tell you that one of the names turned out to be my father's cousin, Robert Duffroy! Thanks again.

Mathilde Cazin born 1856 Boulogne Sur Mer

davidhaycock170 — 2009-08-30 14:59:32Z

Hi

Am trying to trace a French great great grandmother of mine by the name of Mathilde Cazin, born in 1856 in
Boulogne Sur Mer, and died in Dudley, Worcestershire in 1914. She came to England in the early 1870s to work and married Joseph Buffery, in Wellesbourne, Warwickshire in 1876. She and Joseph had c.five children - Eleanor, Alice, Georgina, Mabel and George.

Does anyone happen to have any information about her French ancestry?

Many thanks

David Haycock
Wiltshire, UK

Alexander Brassart and Florentine Prident

theresadellh — 2009-08-07 17:32:21Z

H,je suis a la recherchede de n'importe quels parents d'Alexander Brassart b. 1862 dans ou autor du secteur d'Erre ou de Lentille ou Somain, Nord-Le Pas-De-Calais et sa femme Florentin )la Flore)Prudent b. 1865 dans ou secteur de Somain,Nord-le Pas-De-Calais. Ils ont immegre aux Etats-Unis environ 1881 a 1889 ou separent ensemble nous ne sont pas sur. Je crois aussi il y a un autre frere qui a immgre environ 1900-1905. N importe quelles informations seraiment fort appreciees.

Please excuse my lack the correct writing of the above message
Hi, I am in search of any relatives of Alexander Brassart b.1865 in or around Erre, Lens, or Somain,Nord Pas-De-
calais and his wife Florentine(Flora) Prudent b. 1865 in or around the area of Somain, Nord-Pas-De-Calais. they immigrated to the United States about 1881 to 1889 together or separate, we are not sure. I also believe there is another brother who also immgrated about 1900-1905. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
Theresa

armand poulain /benedictine delice Noeux les mines

idacgurman — 2009-08-03 00:49:09Z

Philomene m j poulain was b 1899, mother Benedictine Delise age 19, Father Armand Poulain , Mother died young and Armand married again, does any lister know these names Thank you Ida c Gurman

searching for ancestor

traceyburr — 2009-08-02 20:23:57Z

hi iam trying to find information on Marguerite Maria Zilma Deroulez,believed to have been born in Lille in 1897,if anyone has any info on her or possible family members,please contact me. with regards

Re: Louis Francois Amedee Morel

katiestroud — 2009-07-27 11:16:58Z

Hi Lucie
Thankyou so much for your help and taking the time to reply, i will certainly write to the address you have given me.Will it be ok to write in English though but like say leave it very straight forward?
Thankyou again
Katie

Re: Louis Francois Amedee Morel

LServole — 2009-07-27 02:12:28Z

Hi Katie:

Boulogne-sur-Mer is a city in the North of France. See Wikipedia info - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boulogne-sur-Mer.

You should be able to obtain Louis' birth, marriage and death certificates by writing to:

Hôtel de Ville
Place Godefroy de Bouillon
62200 BOULOGNE-SUR-MER
Attn: Service Etat Civil

Tell them exactly what you have and I believe they will comply. Make the request simple such as: NAME, date of birth, date of marriage, date of death, and NAME of spouse.

Good luck!

Lucie

Louis Francois Amedee Morel

katiestroud — 2009-07-27 02:12:05Z

Hi there, my great great great grandfather was called Louis Francois Amedee Morel Born 18.04.1824 in bolougne pas-de-calais,sur mer,France, he married Sophia lucy Perry in 1854 in Bolougne and died 10.05.1876.
I would love to find out where he was born in boulogne?
Can anyone help me find out the exact date he married sophia perry and where.
I woulld also like to find out where he died and was buried? Can anyone help me?
Kind regards
Katie

Request for a headstone photo from Haynecourt British Cemetery, Nord, France

thepta54 — 2009-07-26 03:51:20Z

I would appreciate it if someone could get a tombstone picture of Charles Norman Grill in Haynecourt British Cemetery, Nord, France. Grave reference II.B.I. Date of death Oct. 2, 1918.
Many thanks.
Paul.

Re: Trying to find Brassarts

theresadellh — 2009-07-15 01:07:05Z

sorry I have no french but your help is greatly appreciated.any Brassarts listed from Lille will most likely be family, about 10 years ago my aunt visited realitives there. also looking for Prudents from Somaine?

theresa

Re: Trying to find Brassarts

bcrepel — 2009-07-13 08:51:36Z

Hello

I am not good in english.
BRASSART or BRASSARD is a frequently name in Lille area. I have this name in my genealogy in 18's.

You can try this
-> http://www.gennpdc.net/lesforums/index.php?

in english -> http://www.gennpdc.fr/en/
-> http://www.gennpdc.net/lesforums/index.php?act=Help&CODE...

I am sure you can find help for your search.
You can make your question in english, some french-american can translate yours questions after.

Best regards from France

Trying to find Brassarts

theresadellh — 2009-07-12 18:10:59Z

I am trying to find the Brassarts of Lille/or Somaine,Nord,France.Alaxander Brassart and his wife Florentine Prudent immigrated to the United State about 1881. Florentine traveled back to France to visit relatives in Somaine with her youngest son,Paul in 1902.can anyone help I can't afford a genealogist at 1,200. euros to trace my family and the Citie Hall replies with we don't do this anymore.

T Brassart

Search for Will or Testament

mreid1942 — 2009-06-15 18:40:41Z

My Great Grandfather Thomas Drake lived in Boulogne-sur-Mer for about 30 years and died there in December 1865. He was married in Boulogne and his children were born there.

I believe he may have left a Will but have no idea where I should go or who I should approach in order to check records.

Can anyone give me good advice.

Many thanks

Noeux-Les-Mines communal cemetery

douellette2008 — 2009-06-14 01:25:20Z

Looking for someone to visit cemetery and take photo of headstone and email it to me. If there is someone willing to do this I have these directions.
NOEUX-Les-Mines is the town about 6 kilometres south of Bethune.The cemetery is on the northern side of town, on the southeast side of the road to Labourse.

HEADSTONE FOR PRIVATE STANLEY FRANK MELOCHE DIED JULY 29, 1917
GRAVE REFERENCE II.F.33.
Thank you from Canada

Re: DeSentis family of Valenciennes

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-13 07:41:48Z

- Chretien Francois Jos?? and Cornuet Caroline Marie got married in Valenciennes on november 14th, 1879.

- Chretien Appoline, born in Valenciennes, april 21th 1845.
- Chretien Victorine, born in Valenciennes, may 7th, 1860 ;
- Chretien Eugenie, born in Valenciennes, october 24th, 1862 ;
- Chretien Gustave, born in Valenciennes, september 16, 1854 ;

French archives are on line :

go to :
http://www.archivesdepartementales.cg59.fr/?id=archives_onli...

in front of '' Commune'' ( town ), clic on the black arrow on the right of the white space ;
you will see a list of towns in alphabetical order. Anzin is the 15th. Click on it.

then go on the black arrow in the white space of '' periode'' and click on the years that you want to check.

then click on the black arrow in the space of '' type d'acte '' ( kind of record ) and choose - '' tous'' = everyone ; '' naissances'' = births ; '' mariages'' = marriages ; ''deces'' = deaths ;

click on ''rechercher'' ;

you will have the photo of the register, click or double-click on it.
a window will open, and you will have the names in alphabetical order.

you can zoom with - and + and you can keep the same size of the picture, clicking on the kee on the right of + ;

You can change page, clicking on the page after, or left-clicking and passing the arrow with your mouse, from one until the last number or pages, under the picture.

Re: how to use the link of the Archives.

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-12 21:33:06Z

go to :
http://www.archivesdepartementales.cg59.fr/?id=archives_onli...

in front of '' Commune'' ( town ), clic on the black arrow on the right of the white space ;
you will see a list of towns in alphabetical order. Anzin is the 15th. Click on it.

then go on the black arrow in the white space of '' periode'' and click on the years that you want to check.

then click on the black arrow in the space of '' type d'acte '' ( kind of record ) and choose - '' tous'' = everyone ; '' naissances'' = births ; '' mariages'' = marriages ; ''deces'' = deaths ;

click on ''rechercher'' ;

you will have the photo of the register, click or double-click on it.
a window will open, and you will have the names in alphabetical order.

you can zoom with - and + and you can keep the same size of the picture, clicking on the kee on the right of + ;

You can change page, clicking on the page after, or left-clicking and passing the arrow with your mouse, from one until the last number or pages, under the picture.

You will see, these records are realy wonderfull.

I hope that I explained correctly because my english is not very good.

If you want, when you know the dates, you can write to the archives and ask the certificates, they are free in France.

please, let me know if you could use the link now.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-12 21:08:21Z

In the register 1873-1882 of Anzin, there are Lechien Alphonsine ( girl ) born in march 16th, 1882 and Lechien Angele ( girl ) born in 1879. I am not sure at 100% for the birth of Alphonsine. They may be cousins of your grandfather.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-12 20:48:17Z

I just watched the marriages. I found Lechien Emile and Anna Godaux ( the names on the french register are written like I wrote them ) they got married on May 9th, 1881, Anzin.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

wlechien — 2009-06-12 19:55:34Z

My records:

1 Augustin Godeaux
b: 1839 Anderlues, Hain, Belgium
d: 21 March 1921 Linton, Greene, Indiana

married
Virginie Lomprez
b: 1841 Anzin, Nord, France
d: 1866 Anzin, Nord, France

2 Anna Godeaux
b: 09 March 1862 Anzin, Nord, France
d: 1931 Linton, Greene, Indiana

married
Amile Lechien
b: France
d: Anzin, Nord, France (uncertain)

Children of Anna & Emile

Emile E Lechien
b: Anzin, Nord, France 21 June 1881 (uncertain of Anzin)
d: Linton, Greene, Indiana 11 March 1918

Adolph Lechien
b: Anzin, Nord, France 12 May 1887 (uncertain of Anzin)
d: Greene County Indiana (or a neighboring County)
04 August 1948 (buried in Greene County)

2 Arthur Godeaux
b: November 1864 Anzin, Nord, France
d: 20 November 1939 Valenciennes, Nord, France

Hope this helps you out a bit.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-12 17:20:58Z

William, do you think that your great grandfather is born in Anzin ? I don't find his birth record, nor his brother's birth record.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

SusanMoore2222 — 2009-06-12 08:45:36Z

Thank you, at the moment English isn't an option but I have booked marked it, thanks again.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

wlechien — 2009-06-12 03:59:11Z

Thank you very much for the info. They are most definitely the family I am searching for. The linked site does not have the English version available yet but I will keep checking.

Re: Duffroy Family

rllucas2 — 2009-06-12 01:32:11Z

Thank you so much for your reply! I will certainly check these two out. They have the same last name as my maiden name and they live in he town my father came from.

Thank you again for your help!

Leona Lucas
rllucas2@minerbroadband.com

LeFranc Family

ECGoggin — 2009-06-12 01:23:28Z

I am searching for information about the family of my great grandfather, Maurice Albert LeFranc, who was born in Calais around 1883. He was the only one of his siblings to immigrate to the United States. The rest stayed in France to the best of my knowledge. He had at least six siblings names Adolphine, Noel Auguste, Lucie, Julienne, Adolphe, and Jeanne Georgette. Their parents names were Noel Francois LeFranc and Louise Peant. I know there are other family members with the names Allain, Duquesne, Poisson, and Duquenoy but an not sure how they are related.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-11 23:57:02Z

Do you know that you can see french archives on line now ? http://www.archivesdepartementales.cg59.fr/
at the bottom you can choose the language.

I saw that there is Lompret Virginie, born in Anzin on January 6th, 1838 ; Lompret Desire Joseph ( a boy ) in Anzin on april 21st, 1840 ; and Lomprez ? Desiree (girl ) in Anzin on july 1835 ;

Re: Duffroy Family

Silvia2100 — 2009-06-11 23:30:37Z

I found these 2 persons in the french phone book, if it can help :

Duffroy Robert
26 rue Arthur Fauqueur
62300 LENS
France
Tel : 00 33 3 21 43 20 88 ;

Duffroy Sylvie
138 rue Paul Bert
62300 LENS
France
tel : 00 33 9 60 45 38 65

Duffroy Family

LeonaLucas — 2009-06-09 18:25:18Z

My father and his parents immigrated to the US in 1908 from Lens, France. His parents were Leon Duffroy and Nellie Camus Duffroy. I wonder if there are any relatives there still? Leon's father was Floreal Duffroy and his mother Marie Duffroy. They should be buried in Lens, I think. I saw photos of their gravestones when I was a child, but evidently they have been lost.

Any help will be appreciated.

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Charles St.Aubin

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Amelia De Boer, Gt Grandmother x 5, * c1798 St-Omer

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Noeux Les Mines, Great Grandfather

Re: HINGSTON in Boulogne 1830s; look-up request

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Re: Leonie Taylor

Re: Duffroy Family

Mathilde Cazin born 1856 Boulogne Sur Mer

Alexander Brassart and Florentine Prident

armand poulain /benedictine delice Noeux les mines

searching for ancestor

Re: Louis Francois Amedee Morel

Re: Louis Francois Amedee Morel

Louis Francois Amedee Morel

Request for a headstone photo from Haynecourt British Cemetery, Nord, France

Re: Trying to find Brassarts

Re: Trying to find Brassarts

Trying to find Brassarts

More Nottingham Lace questions

Search for Will or Testament

Noeux-Les-Mines communal cemetery

Re: DeSentis family of Valenciennes

Re: how to use the link of the Archives.

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: Duffroy Family

LeFranc Family

Re: LeChien Lomprez families in Anzin

Re: Duffroy Family

Duffroy Family