Thérèse, child, circa 1888
Therese, mourning after her husband's death, Georges Bidel, circa 1910
The Dupuis, around 1920 with the two girls Bidel, Yvonne and Gillette
Therese and Pierre Dupuis in 1919 or 20
around 1936, a map of Antoinette Dupuis
1964, map of Antoinette Margottat
1965, map of Bernadette Dupuis
1884-1972
My great-aunt, sister of "Bonne-Maman"
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My great aunt, "Tété" was born on 20 January 1884 in Sèvres, the last of five Feige children and six years younger than my grandmother.
She first got married on February 1, 1905 with Georges BIDEL, a Norman and a polytechnician of the same class 1894 as my grandfather. Louis CORDELLEHe was an engineer in the Mines du Nord de la France.
They had two daughters Yvonne (1905) and Gillette (1907), my father's first cousins.
Yvonne ("Tante Yvonne") In 1940, they married André LIEBAUT, an engineer and thermodynamics professor at the Ecole Centrale. They had 2 boys, Jean-François and Jean-Yves, and 3 grandchildren of the first. We often went to visit the Liébaut in their villa in Perreux in the 1940s. I remember an affectionate aunt, very big, loving the patisserie and the good cuisine.
Gillette married Guy JENNY, they had 7 children and many grandchildren, and we went to their house in Rueil.
They were going to spend a holiday in Agon-Coutinville. document on his holiday memories.Guy Jenny left amateur films in black and white, shot between 1933 and 1950, which were recently passed on VHS by her children, then digitized, reassembled and sounded in 2003 with the help of the Margottat. These films show the children Jenny and Dupuis and the marriage Liébaut.
Two years after Gillette was born, Georges BIDEL was accidentally killed in the coal mine in Bruay-en-Artois (stone falls, I believe).
Thérèse Bidel, circa 1905
Georges Bidel
V6911 - Helen and her sister Thérèse, circa 1897
Around 1900, marriage of the Levatians, friend of the Bidels
All Feiges, Bidels and Cordelles in Sèvres at Léonie or Grandma Feige in 1907
from g to d: Georges, Thérèse, Yvonne,Gilliette, Léonie, Suzanne, André, Jean, Louis, Hélène
After the 14-18 war, Therese remarried with Pierre DUPUIS who had been in the Great War in the infantry. Friend of the family for a long time, Pierre had waited for the end of the war to get married. He was cashier at the Banque de France in Bergerac, then at Vannes, Calais, Besançon and finally in Paris. I remember seeing them in Besançon in 1935 with my parents.
- Antoinette, born in 1920, married to Pierre MARGOTTAT (an agronomist), 4 children and nomous grandchildren. Watercolour, "Culture"
and a map of Antoinette.
- Jean DUPUIS, born in 1926, (he had his entire career with Hermès), married to Bernadette, four children and also many grandchildren.
Thérèse and Pierre DUPUIS, at the time of their marriage, after the Great War, around 1919