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Geographical origins of Yves Cordelle

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The ascendants Feige, Cordelle, Hausermann and George

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Of the 8 great parents of Jean Cordelle, born around 1800 / 1820, 4 are from Ile de France (in particular Saint-Denis, Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Paris, 2 from Savoie (Comblux), and 2 from Picardie (Vervins, in Thierache).
Of the 8 great parents of Simone Hausermann, born around 1800 / 1820, 4 are Alsatians, including 1 Jew and 1 Protestant (from Strasbourg and Saales in the Vosges, and Daubendorf near Haguenau). 2 are Swiss, including 1 Protestant, from Egliswill and Unterehrendingen, in the canton of Aargau, not very far from Zürich, and 2 are Parisians .
These are Yves Cordelle's great-grandparents. Non-Parisians or their children have emigrated in the years 1840-1875 to Paris or Normandy to get married and settle there as traders, craftsmen or employees.
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Saint Marguerite of her Marie Suter (page 43), Winning Louis-François, says Francis Tourte Jacob Haüsermann (page 41) , Marie Suter (page 43), Unterehrendingen Unterehrendingen 'Eugène Weill-George (page 46) Julien George (page 48) Gercy, near Vervins Dauendorf - Alexandre FEIGE Grandma FEIGE Rémy Hausermann (page 42) Marie Suter (page 43), Combloux - Alexandre FEIGE Grandma FEIGE Arsène Cordelle (page 311) Marmoutier and Saales Gercy, near Vervins Julien George (page 48) 'Eugène Weill-George (page 46) and a Parisian Augustine Hénos (page 45) and a Parisian Augustine Hénos (page 45) Rémy Hausermann (page 42) Grandma Feige Arsène Cordelle (page 311)

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