Winning(1810-1895) was the grandmother of Yves Cordelle's grandmother, "Bonne-Maman" or Hélène FEIGE-CORDELLE.
It was the youngest of four children.
The parents of Victoire Gaveau and his two brothers and sister
Jean-Baptiste GAVEAU, we only know that he died in 1844 (see his ascendants in the genealogical tree),
Therese JACQUINOT
(1769-1842), originally from St. Germain-en-Laye. His parents, farmers and artisans from the vicinity of St. Germain en Laye, are known:
His father, Jean-Marie JACQUINOT (b. c1730, +c1800) was a Maréchal-ferrand, rue de Versailles in St.Germain-en-Laye, [himself son of another Marshal-ferrand of St.Germain-en-Laye: Edme JACQUINOT(born around 1700, + 1759), and Marie-Anne JACOB (born around 1700)
His mother, Charlotte Thérèse PAILLEUX
(c1740,+1804), was the daughter of a winemaker from St-Germain-en-Laye:
Stone (born around 1710), and Charlotte PRIEUR(born around 1720)
The 4 children of Jean Baptise GAVEAU and Thérèse JACQUINOT
1/ - Thérèse-Athalie Gaveau (1800-1876), wife of Antoine Seguin, You will find some data on them in the genealogical tree. page 344 on the posterity of Thérèse-Athalie Gaveau.
She had 2 daughters: on the one hand Thérèse Séguin, who died in 1910, married Pierre Adam, who had 3 children.
Jeanne Séguin, a whitewasher, (d. 1858) married a German emigrant, Wilhem or Guillaume Hammer, a manufacturer of wallets in Paris, rue Rambuteau, and had a single daughter Louise Hammer (1855-1942).
This unique girl had a very large progeny of her husband Ernest Picard-Destelan, 7 children then many grandchildren and so on.
Many of them have completed careers as naval officers or naval infantry officers. Many have given their lives for France during the 2 world wars. One of his great little children, François Picard-Destelan, currently lives in Planquery, near Balleroy, in a remarkable fortified property, old and restored by him.
Fregat Captain Ernest Picard-Destrelan and his wife Louise née Hammer
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2/ - Jean Gaveau (1804-1865)
We have no evidence of any kind of progeny.
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3/ - Jean-Charles-Edme GAVEAU (1808-1865) was the aiul of ROLLING, distant cousins, whom my parents knew very well. See on this subject the genealogical tree that gives an idea of their descendants.
Jean-Charles-Edmie, married to Séverine DUMONT, had a son Louis-Emile GAVEAU (1828-1893), married to Rosalie GALIPPE (+1880), who had a daughter Emilie GAVEAU (1955-1934), married Prosper RONDEAU (1850-85).
Known as Madame RONDEAU by Yves Cordelle's parents, she was the mother of two daughters:
- First. Cécile RONDEAU-GRILLET, married in 1910, died in 1954, and mother of Hélène GRILLET (1905-1956) and Geneviève GRILLET (born 1907 and died in a health home). All were close relationships with Yves' grandmother, Bonne-Maman.
- Madame Rondeau's second daughter was Hélène Rondeau (1877-1903), who died at 26 years of age, after her marriage in 1898, with Paul Roullier (1867-1916).Emile ROULLIER (1900-1955), polytechnician of the promo 1918 (my father was from the 17th), chief engineer of the Bridges and Chaussées and very close to Jean and Simone Cordelle. He had 6 children and many grandchildren, whom we only know from afar, despite some contacts recalling the affection that united our parents.
Emilie Gaveau-Rondeau
Hélène Rondeau-Rollier
Emile Roullier
See some letters or maps of Michel Roullier (1981, 1982), on his family memories) andJan 1983 on the occasion of the marriage of Frédéric, and Jean-Paul ROULLER addressed to my parents.
Letter from Michel Roullier, 1981
Letter from Michel Roullier, 1982
Letter from Michel Roullier 1983
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4/ - Victory GAVEAU (1810-1895)
wife of my aieul Francis Tourte, see page 331